in September, but sluggish sales and a surge of new listings could be tilting the market back in favour of buyers.on Oct. 4 showed the average price was up roughly three per cent month-over-month to $1,119,428 in September. That was also about three per cent higher than the same month a year ago.Home sales, however, declined sharply from August. Sales registered through TRREB’s MLS System were down 12 per cent from the previous month and 7.1 per cent in comparison to September 2022.
The SNLR for the Toronto region covered by TRREB had been above 60 per cent as recently as March and April of this year, but has been trending down since then. In August, it stood at approximately 43 per cent, according to calculations based on TRREB’s data.