June offered another glimpse of a market in transition. While some indicators moved in a more encouraging direction, others suggest the recovery remains fragile.
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Sales Continued to Recover
In June, sales in the Toronto metro area rose to 6,770, up 3% month over month and 8% year over year, though still 13% below the 10-year average. This increase was unusual for this time of year, as sales volumes typically decline from June through December.
New Listing Volumes Edged Downward
New listings edged down 2% month over month to 17,282 units in June, down 13% year over year but 1% above the 10-year average. Listing volume generally decreases from June through December.
Active Inventory Growth Slowed
Active inventory rose to 27,329 units in June, increasing 1% month-over-month while remaining 14% lower year-over-year and 38% above the 10-year average. The increase was slightly unusual for this time of year, as active inventory typically declines from June through December.
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