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Bank of Canada Holds at 2.25% as Inflation Falls and Fixed Mortgage Rates Rise — March 2026 Market Update
The Bank of Canada held its policy rate at 2.25% in March 2026 as inflation dropped to 1.8%. But fixed mortgage rates are climbing. Here’s what it means for GTA buyers and sellers.
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February 2026 Real Estate Market Update: What Mississauga and Toronto West Are Really Telling Us
February 2026 TRREB data is in. Here’s what the numbers mean for buyers, sellers, and investors in Mississauga and Toronto West — straight talk, no spin.
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Why “Testing the Market” Can Cost You Leverage When Selling Your Home
Is testing the market actually a safe strategy when selling your home? In most cases — no. While it sounds cautious and flexible, testing the market often weakens your leverage during the most important window of your sale. If you’re selling a home in Toronto or Mississauga, understanding how buyers interpret pricing strategy is critical.…
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Why the First 14 Days on Market Can Make or Break Your Home Sale
Are the first two weeks really that important when selling your home? Yes — because the first 14 days on market don’t just generate activity. They determine how buyers categorize your property… and once that perception is formed, it’s very difficult to reverse. As a seller, what happens in those early days will shape your…
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GTA Housing Market Report – February 2026 | Key Trends & Insights
The GTA housing market report – February 2026 is based on January 2026 resale data, and while the headlines may suggest slowdown, the underlying story is far more nuanced. January did not mark a turning point in the market — but it did reveal a meaningful shift in buyer and seller behaviour. This report breaks…
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If Your Home Is Sitting and You’re Not Sure Why, This Might Explain It
One of the most common conversations I’m having with sellers right now starts the same way:“My home seems priced reasonably — so why home isn’t selling?” In many cases, the answer isn’t price alone. When sellers ask why home isn’t selling, the real culprit is usually one of a few overlooked factors. Today’s market is…
