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Toronto’s citywide asking-price median softened from spring into August, then jumped in September. The headline number is a mix of condos and houses, not one market. ... read more
Vancouver is still a million-dollar asking-price city in 2026, but the yearly median cooled from 2025. Condos and detached homes remain far apart. ... read more
Ottawa’s citywide asking price looks moderate until you split condos from detached homes. The entry point and the family-home premium are different searches. ... read more
Hamilton’s 2026 sale market did not deliver a dramatic climb or crash. The median stayed near $699,000, while condos remained the clear lower-cost lane. ... read more
Brampton’s citywide median stayed below $900,000 in 2026. The detached listing median did not. That is where the million-dollar line shows up. ... read more
Oakville is not hovering near $1 million. Most sale listings already ask more than that. Condos are the exception, not the rule. ... read more
Vaughan’s 2025 sale-listing median was still under $1 million. In 2026 it was not. The monthly path shows when the city crossed that line. ... read more
Markham’s citywide median sits near $1 million because it averages two markets: condos around $600,000 and detached homes well above $1.4 million. ... read more
Richmond Hill does not ease you into million-dollar territory. The current citywide median already starts near $1.2 million. ... read more
Burnaby’s citywide asking price sits in the mid-$800,000s because it averages $650,000 condos with $2 million houses. ... read more
Richmond’s citywide asking price spent 2026 sitting on $1 million. Half of current listings are already over that line, and half are not. ... read more
North Vancouver cooled a little from 2025 and still asks like a waterfront city. Most current listings are over $1 million. ... read more
Burlington spent 2026 knocking on $1 million without moving in. May and September got closest. Detached homes were already well past the line. ... read more
Victoria’s 2026 asking prices are higher than 2025, and the citywide median still hides a wide gap between condos and detached homes. ... read more
Langley opened 2026 near $1.2 million, then spent the rest of the year lower. The reset is real, and detached homes are still a different price. ... read more
Maple Ridge was a million-dollar suburb in 2025. The 2026 asking-price median fell back under $1 million, even as many current listings remain above that line. ... read more
Mississauga’s citywide rent sat near $2,500 for most of 2026. Family homes were not in that band. Detached and townhome rentals asked more. ... read more
Oakville condo rents stayed near $2,400 in summer 2026. Detached houses asked about $4,175. That gap is the whole rental story. ... read more
Vaughan’s citywide rent hid the townhome premium. Condos sat near $2,380 in summer 2026, while townhomes asked $3,450. ... read more
Ottawa’s two-bedroom condo story is already on the blog. This report is the rest of the rental market: townhomes and detached houses cost more. ... read more
Calgary buyers entered 2026 with a market that kept getting more expensive as spring turned into summer. The median listed asking price among Calgary ... read more
Edmonton gave buyers something many large Canadian markets did not offer in 2026: a headline asking-price market that stayed relatively steady through the first ... read more
Kitchener buyers saw one of the clearer winter-to-summer shifts in this group of sale-price reports. The median listed asking price among Kitchener residential sale ... read more
Saskatoon's 2026 sale-price story did not move in a straight line. The median listed asking price started high in January and February, then settled ... read more
Regina's 2026 resale listing market started the year with a low January median, then moved into a firmer spring and early summer range. The ... read more
Kelowna is a market where the citywide median can hide a very large lifestyle divide. A condo/apartment buyer and a detached-home buyer may both ... read more
Surrey's July 2026 sale listings show the exact point where a buyer's search can cross from attainable to million-dollar territory. The citywide median listed ... read more
Mississauga's July 2026 sale listings show a familiar GTA divide: condo/apartment buyers were shopping one market, while detached-home buyers were shopping another. The citywide ... read more
Moncton's 2026 sale listings tell a focused affordability story: the market was relatively steady at the citywide level, but the step from a three-bedroom ... read more
Halifax buyers often talk about one market, but July 2026 listing data shows at least two very different buyer experiences. Condo/apartment listings had a ... read more
Hamilton renters looking for a three-bedroom home faced a noticeably steeper price jump in summer 2026 than renters searching for smaller units. In July, ... read more
Windsor renters could easily miss the real story if they looked only at the citywide median. At first glance, July detached homes and condo/apartment listings ... read more
Barrie renters searching for more space hit the biggest price wall when moving from two bedrooms to three. In July, detached and townhome medians were almost ... read more
Brantford renters saw a clear affordability lane in 2026: condo/apartment listings were usually cheaper than detached homes and townhomes. The catch is that ... read more
Guelph renters looking for space faced a sharp summer divide between compact rentals and larger homes. In July, townhomes had the highest broad median listed ... read more
Niagara Falls renters looking beyond apartments saw a meaningful summer split between detached homes and townhomes. In July, townhomes carried a broad premium ... read more
St. Catharines renters looking at Niagara in 2026 saw a clear split between compact rentals and attached low-rise space. In July, townhomes carried a premium ... read more
Newmarket renters looking for a full house in 2026 needed to be careful with the headline detached number. Detached rental listings may include full homes, ... read more
Metro Vancouver condo and apartment rental trends for Jan-July 2026, with city-by-city rents, unit-size tables, and real estate market analysis ... read more
Waterloo Region condo rental market report for Jan-July 2026, comparing Kitchener, Waterloo, and Cambridge apartment-style rental listings by month and size ... read more
Ottawa condo rental market report for Jan-July 2026, focused on two-bedroom apartment-style rentals, monthly rent trends, and unit-size pricing ... read more
London Ontario condo rental market report for July 2026, with apartment-style rental prices by month, city, and unit size ... read more
Month-by-month GTA condo and apartment rent trends in 2026, including Toronto, Mississauga, Vaughan, Markham, Oakville, and July city-by-size medians ... read more
Toronto neighbourhood rental trends in 2026, including top rent gainers and largest median-rent declines from March-April to June-July ... read more
Toronto condo and apartment rent trends for August 2026, including active listings, bedroom counts, rent per square foot, and apartment-heavy neighbourhoods ... read more
Toronto house and family rental trends for August 2026, including active detached, attached, and bedroom-count rental benchmarks ... read more
