As of mid-September 2025, Richmond Hill’s housing market shows mixed signals: detached homes are selling at about 27% of new listings, though activity is improving and September sales are expected to surpass the same month over the past four years, with both average and median prices rising slightly...
Markham’s detached housing market has cooled, with homes taking around thirty days to sell and only three in ten listings finding buyers. Inventory is at its highest point in a year and prices continue to trend down, sitting only slightly above 2020 levels. In this environment, relying on endless pr...
Markham’s stretch of Yonge Street is on the verge of dramatic change as the Ontario Land Tribunal’s approval of 50 and 47-storey towers at 8127–8149 Yonge signals the start of high-rise intensification tied to the Yonge North Subway Extension. With the future Royal Orchard Station anchoring the area...
The Markham housing market is experiencing a slower-than-usual summer, not just due to seasonal trends but also because of an already sluggish spring that led to increased inventory. While the Bank of Canada chose to hold interest rates at 2.75%, many sellers aren’t blaming borrowing costs, some poi...
Richmond Hill has the potential to become a key hub for private healthcare, driven by the upcoming Schroeder Ambulatory Centre, which will be the largest private medical clinic in Canada. This expansion, offering advanced diagnostic services and specialized treatments, is expected to alleviate press...
Markham’s reputation for excellent schools continues to attract families, but a recent drop in student enrolment across York Region signals deeper changes tied to rising housing costs, lower birth rates, and stricter immigration policies. While areas like Unionville and Markville may maintain stable...
Richmond Hill’s real estate market is entering a critical phase in the second half of 2025, marked by slowing sales and historically high inventory levels across all property types. Buyers remain highly selective and are willing to wait unless a home is either exceptional or priced 5%–10% below mark...
Despite ongoing economic uncertainty and a typically quiet summer season, Markham's real estate market remains relatively stable. While some sellers may adjust prices in the fall, most homeowners in the area are financially secure and unwilling to sell below fair value. This resilience, combined wit...
In Toronto’s softer 2025 real estate market, many condo owners are wondering whether to sell at a discount or hold and rent out their units. While the headlines may sound discouraging, the numbers often tell a different story. With a sharp slowdown in new condo construction, holding onto a well-loca...
