Median Sale Price of Greater Toronto Real Estate Fell $48,000 In May. Six markets reported a drop in excess of $100,000 over just one month. The majority of cities across the board are now seeing price declines. Caledon leads lower with a median sale price of $1,330,000 in May, down 12.6% ($192,000) from a month before.
In Toronto West, the median sale price increased to $1,009,100 in May, up 0.4% ($4,056) from April, while in Toronto Central it fell to $866,000, down 1.8% ($16,250) over the same period. The City of Toronto didn't fall on either side of the extreme but didn't outperform big markets either. It somehow miraculously managed to stay flat at $980,000 for the month of May, which one would assume is a near statistical impossibility.
There were 14 of the 41 Greater Toronto regions reported that showed a monthly increase. More expensive homes aren't moving in Greater Toronto and inventory is rising.
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