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Market data · October 6, 2026

GTA home sales fall 9% in September as buyers hold back

There were 5,040 sales across the GTA, down 9.0% from a year earlier. New listings fell faster, by 14.4% to 16,500. The average price was $1,006,409 (−5.1%) and the HPI Composite benchmark was down 4.7%. Townhouse sales fell furthest (−12.8%), then detached (−8.7%).

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Source: TRREB Market Watch, September 2026 ↗

There were 5,040 sales across the GTA, down 9.0% from a year earlier. New listings fell faster, by 14.4% to 16,500. The average price was $1,006,409 (−5.1%) and the HPI Composite benchmark was down 4.7%. Townhouse sales fell furthest (−12.8%), then detached (−8.7%).

What it means: Listings are shrinking faster than sales. That cushions prices, but it also means fewer good homes to choose from.

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