Bo Knows Real Estate

09/03/2026

Toronto Starts Fall Short of Target

09/02/2026

Some GTA homes sold in under two weeks last month
Did you know some GTA homes sold in just 10 days last month? 🏠✨ Family-friendly neighborhoods with great schools and transit moved fastest, while others took much longer. Would you buy in a hot market like this? Share your thoughts! 🗣️
https://www.roomvu.com/agent-news/bo-kisliuk-1/1937990-Some-GTA-homes-sold-in-under-two-weeks-last-month

09/01/2026

Greater Toronto home sales extend gains for fifth consecutive month in July
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08/31/2026

Will Toronto Prices Recover Soon?

08/29/2026

HST rebate continues to boost sales of new single-family homes in GTA but condo segment remains sluggish: report
The recent surge in new home sales across Ontario—up 130% in Q2 2026 to 8,410 units—highlights just how impactful the enhanced HST rebate (now reaching up to $130,000) has been for buyers of new single-family homes in the GTA. While the condo market is still finding its footing, this incentive has played a key role in supporting our communities: 17,300 construction jobs have been sustained, $2.8 billion in GDP preserved, and $1.4 billion maintained in government revenue. Working every day with both house and condo buyers in Toronto, I see firsthand how these policy shifts can shape the market and the choices available to buyers.

08/28/2026

What you need to know about Toronto's shift to a 'balanced' housing market
We're seeing a notable shift in the Greater Toronto Area housing market as it edges toward a more balanced state. With fewer listings available and sales holding steady, the environment is changing for both buyers and sellers. Prices have decreased by over 25% since 2022, and there’s an uptick in negotiations as neither side holds a clear advantage right now. As someone who works every day with houses and condos across Ontario, I’m watching these developments closely to help clients understand what this evolving landscape means for their next move.
https://www.roomvu.com/agent-news/bo-kisliuk-1/1887422-What-you-need-to-know-about-Toronto%27s-shift-to-a-%27balanced%27-

08/27/2026

Is August a good time to buy a home in the GTA?
With August underway, many of my clients are wondering about the right timing to enter the GTA real estate market. This month, we’re seeing heightened sales activity and a healthy inventory—particularly among condos—which means buyers have more negotiating power than in previous seasons. The stability we’re experiencing with interest rates also brings some relief and predictability for those planning their mortgage. As always, making the right move comes down to balancing affordability, location, property type, and your long-term goals. As a Toronto-based broker who focuses on both houses and condos, I keep a close eye on these dynamics to help buyers navigate what matters most for their next home.
https://www.roomvu.com/agent-news/bo-kisliuk-1/1915679-Is-August-a-good-time-to-buy-a-home-in-the-GTA%3F

08/26/2026

Toronto Housing Market Moves Toward Balance
We're seeing Toronto's housing market continue its shift toward balance as we move into early Q3. Sales have dipped by about 1% year-over-year to roughly 6,000 transactions, with new listings down nearly 18% to around 14,500. This narrowing gap between supply and demand is gradually creating a more level playing field for buyers and sellers. When you look at the seasonally adjusted numbers, there’s a slight uptick in transactions from late Q2, while listings have fallen and the average selling price has settled just below $1 million, about 5% lower than this time last year. In a balanced market like this, homes tend to sell closer to their asking prices, and negotiations feel more typical on both sides. Freehold properties are showing more balance, while condos remain more favorable for buyers. Many have now adjusted to current borrowing costs, and sellers are becoming more realistic in their pricing. With fewer listings and steadier prices, the environment feels more predictable—a factor that could encourage those who’ve been waiting on the sidelines to step back in, as timing becomes less of a concern. As someone who helps clients navigate both houses and condos across Ontario, I’m always watching these trends to help you make informed decisions in every type of market.

08/25/2026

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

08/25/2026

Which Homes Can You Afford?
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