Toronto Regional Real Estate Board Reports Balanced Market in April 2026 with Benchmark Price at $1,293,300

Toronto Regional Real Estate Board — April 2026

The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board reports a balanced market for April 2026, with the Composite Benchmark Price reaching $1,293,300. Total sales for the month were 77, an increase from March 2026's 64 sales, despite a year-over-year price change of -9.5%.

Market Analysis

April 2026 saw the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board report a balanced market, characterized by a Composite Benchmark Price of $1,293,300. This represents a slight decrease from March 2026's benchmark of $1,299,400, and a year-over-year price change of -9.5%.

Supply and demand dynamics indicate a stable environment. Total sales for April reached 77, supported by 212 new listings and 356 active listings. Months of Inventory stood at 4.6, a modest improvement from 4.9 in March 2026, while the sales-to-new-listings ratio (SNLR) was 36.3%.

Property Type Analysis

Specific property type benchmarks and sales figures are not available for reporting this month. The overall market, as reflected by the Composite Benchmark Price, continues to guide general trends across the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board.

Regional Highlights

Across the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board's reporting area, the market experienced a balanced condition in April 2026. The overall trends in sales activity and pricing reflect the composite figures, indicating a consistent environment throughout the region.

For Buyers

In a balanced market, buyers may find more opportunities and less pressure for immediate decisions. With the Composite Benchmark Price showing a year-over-year change of -9.5%, it is advisable for prospective buyers to conduct thorough due diligence and consider professional advice to navigate available inventory effectively.

For Sellers

Sellers in a balanced market should focus on competitive pricing and property presentation to attract serious buyers. With 356 active listings and 4.6 months of inventory, strategic marketing and realistic expectations regarding sale timelines are crucial for success.