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Toronto Real Estate 2026: Crash or Boom?

By Splittly Team5 min read

As we step into 2026, the Toronto real estate market remains a hot topic. After a volatile 2025, experts are divided: are we on the verge of a new boom, or is a correction inevitable?

Interest Rates Stabilizing

The Bank of Canada has held rates steady for the last two quarters. This stability has brought some confidence back to buyers who were sitting on the sidelines. Mortgage pre-approvals are up 15% compared to this time last year.

Condo Market Oversupply?

While detached homes in the GTA continue to see price appreciation, the condo market is telling a different story. A flood of new completions in downtown Toronto has led to a temporary oversupply, giving renters and first-time buyers more leverage than they've had in years.

Advice for Renters

If you are renting, 2026 might be the year to negotiate. Landlords are competing for quality tenants. Locking in a longer lease now could save you money as the market is expected to tighten again by Q3.

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Conclusion

Whether you are looking to buy or rent, 2026 offers unique opportunities in Toronto. Stay informed, watch the interest rates, and choose your timing carefully.

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