Speaking of inventory, it’s not just new supply—a lack of sales is allowing inventory to accumulate. Active listings at month-end saw annual growth of 55.4% to 23,877 units in July. An unusually lofty number for the month—the most homes since 2008.
https://betterdwelling.com/toronto-real-estate-prices-fall-further-most-inventory-since-2008/
https://betterdwelling.com/toronto-real-estate-prices-fall-further-most-inventory-since-2008/
Speaking of inventory, it’s not just new supply—a lack of sales is allowing inventory to accumulate. Active listings at month-end saw annual growth of 55.4% to 23,877 units in July. An unusually lofty number for the month—the most homes since 2008.
https://betterdwelling.com/toronto-real-estate-prices-fall-further-most-inventory-since-2008/