Real Estate Market Report | Toronto | October 2025
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So what's happening in the Toronto real estate market as of October 2025?
Toronto’s fall market is in motion. New listings rose 15%, but sales slipped 4%, and inventory swelled 38%, increasing months of supply by 32%. Yet, benchmark prices jumped 9.86% month-over-month to $946,000, signaling a possible bounce after summer softness. Year-over-year, however, prices are still down 2.13%. The influx of listings suggests more sellers are trying to catch the fall momentum, but with buyers still cautious, pricing power could shift. Balance is returning — and savvy sellers will need to stay sharp to hold their ground.
Toronto's Detached Homes
The detached segment led the rebound. New listings soared 29%, sales rose 5%, and inventory climbed 49%, expanding supply by 35%. Prices jumped 10.63% month-over-month to $1,487,600, returning to near-peak territory, and marking a flat 0.02% year-over-year change. This stability suggests that higher-end buyers are resurfacing, especially with more selection and slightly more negotiation room. Still, with such a large inventory build, continued upward price momentum isn’t guaranteed. Sellers may benefit now — but the window could close quickly if demand doesn’t accelerate.
Toronto's Condominums
Toronto’s condo market is showing strain. New listings were up 6%, but sales dropped 12%, leading to a 32% inventory increase and a 33% jump in months of supply. Prices rose 2.02% month-over-month to $579,900, but remain 3.79% below last year’s levels. This segment is under pressure, particularly from elevated investor selling and affordability constraints. However, the modest price rise suggests there’s still buyer activity in the most budget-conscious corners of the city. Expect continued volatility here as interest rate sensitivity keeps condo demand subdued.
Toronto's Attached Homes
Toronto’s semi-detached market showed surprising resilience. Listings increased 14%, sales ticked up 1%, and inventory rose 38%, with months of supply climbing 26%. Benchmark prices rose 4.43% month-over-month to $1,175,000, but remain down 9.05% year-over-year, the largest annual drop across all segments. Despite the volatility, semis continue to appeal to families who’ve been priced out of detached homes. With more options now available, this could be a sweet spot for upsizers — though sellers will need to be realistic to move with the market.
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