GTA Real Estate Update: What February's Numbers Mean for You
TRREB Market Report Highlights - February 2026
Improved Inventory and Affordability. Precision Pricing. Window of Opportunity.

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Home sales slowed – 3,868 homes sold across the GTA, down 6.3% compared to February 2025.
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New listings declined – 10,705 properties came to market, a 17.7% drop year over year.
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Average selling price softened – now $1,008,968, down 7.1% from last year.
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The Big Picture: February’s numbers reflect a market that is still finding its footing. Both sales and new listings pulled back, while prices remain below last year’s levels. Many buyers continue to take a cautious “wait-and-see” approach, and some sellers are holding off until they feel the market is more settled.
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What does this mean for you?
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Sellers: Strategic pricing and strong presentation matter more than ever. Homes that are well-prepared and properly positioned are still attracting serious buyers and achieving strong results.
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Buyers: With prices below last year’s levels and less competition in some segments, this can be an opportunity to negotiate and secure the right property.
Want more details? Check out TRREB's full report here.
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