Toronto Regional Real Estate Board Reports March 2026 Market Trends

September 18, 2026Seller's Market
Benchmark Price
$1.1M
YoY Change
-5.3%
Total Sales
52
Months of Inventory
2.6

In March 2026, the Toronto real estate market sees a composite benchmark price of $1,066,100, with an average price of $1,268,277. Total sales increase to 52, while new listings rise to 128, indicating a competitive environment for sellers.

Toronto Regional Real Estate Board Reports March 2026 Market Trends

Toronto Regional Real Estate Board — March 2026

In March 2026, the Toronto real estate market sees a composite benchmark price of $1,066,100, with an average price of $1,268,277. Total sales increase to 52, while new listings rise to 128, indicating a competitive environment for sellers.

Market Analysis

The Toronto real estate market in March 2026 continues to exhibit seller-favorable conditions, with a sales-to-new-listings ratio (SNLR) of 40.6%. This suggests that while new listings are entering the market, demand is keeping pace, leading to a months of inventory (MOI) of 2.6. The average price has decreased by 5.3% year-over-year, indicating a slight softening in price growth compared to previous periods, but the overall market remains active with a notable increase in sales from February's total of 49.

Property Type Analysis

Data for specific property types remains unavailable for March 2026. However, the overall market dynamics suggest that the demand for various property types may be influenced by the current economic climate and buyer preferences. As the market adjusts, it will be essential to monitor how different segments respond to these conditions.

Regional Highlights

The increase in new listings to 128 in March 2026 reflects a growing supply in the Toronto region, which may be attributed to seasonal trends as sellers look to capitalize on the spring market. Active listings have also risen to 136, providing buyers with more options, although the competitive nature of the market persists with a relatively low MOI.

For Buyers

For buyers, the current market presents an opportunity to explore a variety of listings as inventory increases. However, with a strong SNLR, it is advisable to act quickly on desirable properties and be prepared for potential competition.

For Sellers

Sellers are encouraged to leverage the current market conditions, as the increase in new listings and a favorable SNLR indicate strong demand. Proper pricing and presentation of properties will be crucial in attracting buyers and achieving optimal sale prices.

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