11.05.2025 / GTA Real Estate News/ By ADMIN

October 2025 TRREB Market Watch: A Market Finding Its Balance

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TRREB Market Watch

The TRREB Market Watch for October 2025 reveals a housing market adjusting to new realities across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). While the fall season brought steady activity, the combination of higher inventory and longer selling times suggests a more balanced environment, one where buyers are regaining leverage and sellers must adapt strategically.

Year-Over-Year Highlights

Compared to October 2024, the GTA real estate market saw notable shifts:

  • Sales: 6,138 (-9.5%)
  • New Listings: 16,069 (+2.7%)
  • Active Listings: 27,808 (+17.2%)
  • Average Price: $1,054,372 (-7.2%)
  • Average Listing Days on Market (LDOM): 31 days (+14.8%)
  • Average Property Days on Market (PDOM): 50 days (+16.3%)

Despite fewer transactions and slightly higher listing volumes, buyers are benefitting from more options and greater negotiating power. For sellers, competition is intensifying making presentation, pricing, and promotion more critical than ever.

Regional Breakdown: York Region and Beyond

Across the GTA, the TRREB Market Watch shows clear differences in price points and activity levels by region:

  • City of Toronto: 2,351 sales | Avg. Price $1,069,807 | Median $845,000
  • York Region: 1,050 sales | Avg. Price $1,234,849 | Median $1,120,000
  • Peel Region: 1,097 sales | Avg. Price $965,359 | Median $888,888
  • Durham Region: 715 sales | Avg. Price $851,764 | Median $801,000
  • Simcoe County: 198 sales | Avg. Price $901,710 | Median $800,000

In York Region, luxury and family-oriented markets continue to drive strong performance.

  • Aurora: $1,317,466 average price with a $1,150,000 median.
  • King Township: The region’s standout, averaging $2,175,043 with a $1,985,000 median, reflecting sustained demand in the high-end segment.
  • Richmond Hill: $1,334,199 average and $1,220,000 median, remaining one of York’s most sought-after areas for upscale buyers.
  • Vaughan: $1,214,375 average and $1,164,500 median, showing steady movement in the mid-to-high price range.

What the Numbers Mean for Buyers and Sellers

The October 2025 TRREB Market Watch indicates a cooling trend in prices but ongoing strength in overall activity.

  • For Buyers: With inventory up 17% year-over-year, the selection of homes is wider than it’s been in months. Negotiating conditions are improving, especially for those ready to act quickly on well-priced listings.
  • For Sellers: Patience and preparation are key. Homes are staying on the market longer, so professional marketing, staging, and accurate pricing are more important than ever.
  • For Investors: Stable demand in regions like Peel and Durham offers long-term potential, while York Region’s luxury segment remains a strong performer for those focused on high-value assets.

The Big Picture

This month’s TRREB Market Watch confirms a shifting balance between supply and demand across the GTA. Prices have moderated, inventory has grown, and transaction timelines have lengthened, all signs of a healthier, more sustainable housing environment. Buyers have newfound opportunities, while sellers must adapt to meet today’s market conditions with strategy and precision.

Thinking About Buying or Selling?

Now could be the perfect time to make your move. Whether you’re entering the market, upgrading, or looking for investment opportunities, the latest TRREB Market Watch data shows that informed decisions can create real advantage.

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