The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board reported a Composite Benchmark Price of $925,900 for August 2026, with the Average Price reaching $993,410. Total sales for the month stood at 5,057, while new listings amounted to 12,075 and active listings were 24,482. The Composite Benchmark Price for August 2026 was down 4.5% compared to the same period last year.
Toronto Regional Real Estate Board Reports August 2026 Composite Benchmark Price at $925,900, Total Sales 5,057, Price Down 4.5% Year-Over-Year
Toronto Regional Real Estate Board — August 2026
The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board reported a Composite Benchmark Price of $925,900 for August 2026, with the Average Price reaching $993,410. Total sales for the month stood at 5,057, while new listings amounted to 12,075 and active listings were 24,482. The Composite Benchmark Price for August 2026 was down 4.5% compared to the same period last year.
Market Analysis
The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board reported a Composite Benchmark Price of $925,900 for August 2026. The Average Price across the board's reporting area was $993,410. Total sales for August 2026 reached 5,057 transactions, with 12,075 new listings entering the market. Active listings at the end of the month totaled 24,482. The Composite Benchmark Price for August 2026 saw a year-over-year change of -4.5%.
Comparing to the prior month, July 2026, the Composite Benchmark Price was $934,600, total sales were 5,995, and active listings were 26,098. In August 2025, the Composite Benchmark Price was $969,700, total sales were 5,211, and active listings were 27,495.
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SearchListingsOnline. "Toronto Regional Real Estate Board Reports August 2026 Composite Benchmark Price at $925,900, Total Sales 5,057, Price Down 4.5% Year-Over-Year." September 16, 2026. https://www.searchlistingsonline.ca/press/trreb-board-market-report-august-2026
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