Market trends, expert advice, and real estate news - curated by the Realtris team to help you make smarter property decisions.
The asking price tells you what the seller wants. Recent sales help you judge whether it makes sense. Learn how to find sold house prices in Ontario, spot useful comparisons, and use Realtris AI to research a home before making an offer.
A home can spend weeks on the market and still be the wrong buy at its asking price. Another can sell quickly because its price, condition and location fit what buyers want. September's numbers are useful context for both situations.
August's GTA market had fewer new listings than last year, but far more homes remained available. Realtris database trends show why condos, detached homes, and local markets need to be read separately.
Your sale price is not the amount you get to spend on your next home. This guide breaks down the Ontario costs that come off the top, with a worked example to help you estimate what you could actually keep.
Buying first can secure the right home. Selling first protects your budget. A framework for Ontario move-up buyers to decide based on equity, timing, and risk. Excerpt: Buying first can help you secure the right home. Selling first can protect your budget. This Ontario guide helps move-up buyers choose based on their equity, timing, financing, and the risk they can actually carry.
Most home search means turning what you actually want into checkboxes, then opening thirty tabs. Realtris AI lets you just say it. Here is what our new assistant can do, where it still falls short, and how to try it.
The number in your head may be a year or two out of date. Learn how to price an Ontario home properly with a worked example, the factors that move value, and the mistakes that cost sellers the most.
Compare the homes behind the neighbourhood names. Explore Markham’s housing types, ownership costs, transit connections and local amenities, with live listings near your budget.
The Bank of Canada held its key interest rate at 2.25% in March 2026. Read the objective breakdown of what this means for mortgages and GTA inventory.
The GTA market has hit a psychological milestone: average prices have fallen below $1M for the first time since 2021. With sales down 19.3% and active listings rising, we analyze the "Market of Contrasts" and what it means for your next move.