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09/03/2026

POV: You’re House Hunting In Toronto—Here’s The Catch

09/02/2026

Falling home prices drive record 10th straight quarter of affordability gains
Did you know housing affordability just improved for a record 10th straight quarter? 🏠💸 Falling home prices are finally making a difference, especially in Vancouver and Toronto. But is it enough? Share your thoughts below!
https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/adnan-3/1923976-Falling-home-prices-drive-record-10th-straight-quarter-of-af

09/01/2026

اونٹاریو میں نئے گھروں کی فروخت میں 130 فیصد اضافہ، ایچ ایس ٹی ریبیٹ کے بعد بھی کنڈو مارکیٹ پیچھے
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08/31/2026

Toronto Affordability Gains in Q2 2026

08/30/2026

What you need to know about Toronto's shift to a 'balanced' housing market
As someone who’s navigated the GTA market for over 18 years, I’m seeing firsthand how Toronto’s real estate landscape is finding its footing. The shift toward a more ‘balanced’ market means we’re experiencing fewer listings and steady sales activity. Prices have pulled back more than 25% since 2022, and with negotiations between buyers and sellers becoming more common, neither side has a clear upper hand. For my clients—whether you’re a homeowner, buyer, or investor—understanding these dynamics is key to making smart decisions. My focus is always on providing trusted advice and creative solutions, helping you move forward confidently, whatever the market brings.
https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/adnan-3/1887422-What-you-need-to-know-about-Toronto%27s-shift-to-a-%27balanced%27-

08/29/2026

اونٹاریو میں نئے گھروں کی فروخت میں دوسری سہ ماہی میں زبردست اضافہ، انڈسٹری کی رپورٹ
کیا آپ نے سنا؟ 🏠 اونٹاریو میں نئے گھروں کی فروخت میں 130٪ اضافہ ہوا، وفاقی HST ریبیٹ سے خریداروں کو $130,000 تک کی بچت! اس سے 17,000 تعمیراتی ملازمتیں بھی محفوظ ہوئیں۔ کیا آپ ریبیٹ ختم ہونے سے پہلے خریدیں گے؟ 💬✨
https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/adnan-3/1910622-%D8%A7%D9%88%D9%86%D9%B9%D8%A7%D8%B1%DB%8C%D9%88-%D9%85%DB%8C%DA%BA-%D9%86%D8%A6%DB%92-%DA%AF%DA%BE%D8%B1%D9%88%DA%BA-%DA%A9%DB%8C-%D

08/27/2026

Toronto Housing Market Moves Toward Balance
As someone who’s worked with buyers and sellers across the GTA for over 18 years, I’m seeing Toronto’s housing market move toward a more balanced footing this early Q3. Sales hovered around 6,000 transactions—down just 1% from last year—while new listings dropped 18% to about 14,500. This narrowing supply-demand gap is bringing the market closer to equilibrium. Seasonally adjusted, we saw sales tick up from late Q2 even as available listings declined, and the average sale price stabilized near $1 million, about 5% lower than last year.

What does a balanced market feel like? Homes are selling closer to their asking prices, negotiations are more typical, and neither buyers nor sellers have an overwhelming advantage. Freehold properties are showing the most balance, while condos remain more buyer-influenced. Buyers seem to have settled into current borrowing realities, and sellers are adjusting expectations accordingly. As listings tighten and prices level out, these steadier conditions could encourage more buyers back into the market, making timing less of a worry. Whether you’re thinking about your next move or exploring investment opportunities, understanding these shifts is key to making confident decisions in today’s evolving landscape.

08/26/2026

Ontario Needs New Infrastructure Financing for Housing
As someone who’s spent nearly two decades helping clients navigate Ontario’s real estate landscape, I’ve seen firsthand that building new housing is about much more than just securing approvals or rezoning land. Behind every new community in the GTA and beyond, there’s a need for essential infrastructure—water, roads, utilities, parks, and site remediation—all of which must be in place before the first home can be built. The challenge? These infrastructure costs are often front-loaded, arriving before any home is sold or rented, and frequently push developers to inject more equity, raise prices, alter plans, or delay much-needed projects.

While Ontario does offer a reimbursement model to recover some growth-related costs later on, it’s far from a perfect solution. It tends to be case-by-case and often leaves developers shouldering the risks of timing, market absorption, and collections. That’s why there’s growing discussion around a made-in-Ontario district financing model. This approach could distribute large infrastructure costs over time, with transparent levies, municipal oversight, clearly defined eligible works, and debt secured to the properties that benefit most.

District financing wouldn’t replace the need for approvals reform or better construction financing, but it could be a practical step towards turning deferred projects into real, deliverable housing—something our communities truly need. As always, I’m committed to guiding clients through these evolving challenges with trusted advice and a results-driven approach.

08/25/2026

Which Homes Can You Afford?
Want to know which homes you could buy with your current rent?

Find out which homes you can afford based on your savings and rent. Get personalized advice from Adnan Mian.

08/25/2026

سردیوں سے پہلے کھڑکیاں اور دروازے تبدیل کرنے کے لیے گرمیوں کا وقت کیوں بہترین ہے
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