GTA Real Estate Update: What January's Numbers Mean for You
TRREB Market Report Highlights - January 2026
Improved Inventory and Affordability. Precision Pricing. Window of Opportunity.
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Home sales dipped – 3,082 homes sold in the GTA, down 19.3% compared to January 2025
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New listings remain healthy – 10,774 properties listed, despite a decrease of 13.3% year over year
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Average selling price eased – reaching $973,289, down 6.5% year-over-year and below $1M for the first time in years
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January’s numbers highlight a market that’s clearly cooling — with softer sales, more choices for buyers, and prices trending lower compared to last year. Even with improved inventory, affordability challenges and cautious buyer sentiment are still shaping activity as we launch into 2026.
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Sellers: You can’t just “hope” for a sale. Precision pricing and presentation are now non-negotiable to secure your maximum profit.
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Buyers: With prices dipping below $1M and more inventory to browse, your window of opportunity has officially opened.
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January 2026 vs. January 2025
January 2026 vs. December 2025
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