Toronto Condos Shift Into 'Buyer's Market'🚨
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From being in the feild this has become abundantly clear to me. There are many "deals" to be had
What do you mean by deals?
Thanks for another great update of the market!
Great video, I’ve never seen these stats before, excelente breakdown
Glad you enjoyed!
great video, appreciate the honest take Tom
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for a clear and concise video. For condos north of Bloor, is the trend also towards a buyers market?
Yes, it's around 4-6 months of inventory north of bloor depending on specific pocket.
I am a master regurgitator, thanks Tom. I’ll throw some of this into our show this week.
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IM finding that really nice 1 +dens fly off the shelves
Great information and video
Appreciate it. Thanks for watching!
Very informative 🎉🎉🎉thx
You’re welcome!
great video with insightful analysis. wish you had offered some advice to sellers in downtown condo market.
Happy to cover that as well. Anything specifically you’d like answered?
How do condos downtown stand out from the crowd if similar units are in the building?
January we will dip back into sellers territory. No rate hikes from boc will spark a bit more from buyers to return.
Yea, it’s pretty normal for inventory to come off the market near the end of the year and then things pick up in January.
Informative video Tom. Thanks. Could you please advise on the C08 numbers independently of C01?
6.2 months of inventory in C08. Less than C01, but also now in a buyer's market.
@@TomStoreyis c01 the most dense area of properties? In Ontario?
@@mortgagedaviddefinitely Toronto. Which would probably mean Ontario also.
@@TomStorey very cool
Great content!
Thanks!! When is your next video coming out?!
Soon I hope!
Yes very soon!
Thanks
Thanks for watching.
Another rate hike end of Oct. is gonna be interesting.
Feels like a 50/50 chance after seeing that recent jobs report.
CPI is Thurs so we'll probably have a good idea once that drops.
Last week 0.25% felt possible. This week, I have no idea.
Nah.. part time jobs led the way and gas prices. Feds are on pause it seems, so boc has no reason to go.
Yes it should be interesting
Its the investors who dont get enough rent to carry their properties. All selling
I think you’re right.
only the people that can't raise their rents to market in a normal way.........if you bought anything new you definitely can.
@@GreenBeanGreenBeanYes I agree, I think generally any landlord could increase their rents if the market demands it however it must be fair amount for the area I believe
Giant house of cards, quite literally
@@kylepasta not always the case
It's not fair that now the few people from Gen Z who were able to enter the housing market in the GTA into condos (only thing possibly affordable) are now getting hit hardest with price downdrafts. Freehold properties keep rising?
Agreed, the only way is to either make more income or move away to actually own a home?
Location matters… In downtown Toronto for the medium term prices will rise again. Demand will always be relatively high as opposed to other locations in the GTA, due to the employment opportunities, transit options, and population density.
@@BMWF30-416 Yes I totally agree not only that a lot of people want to be in the middle of a city can anyone can tell a huge difference if they drive 3 hours in a straight line anywhere else to compare
Thoughts on 203 College? Theory Condominiums, for a renter.
I have not been in that building yet. That building is not under rent control, so keep that in mind if you are looking to rent there.
It is starting to turn the other way btw. I believe this is the peak of inventory
Yeah everyone better buy now, this guy believes this is the bottom.
We're turning around from here!!!
No more rate hikes!
Best time to get a loan is now!
We're only going straight up on a rocket from October -> February!!!
Canadian's have found room to take on even more household debt, despite having the highest debt levels in the G7!
We found that room in the basement of Brampton homes!!!!!
Given we are almost certainly going to get another rate increase (U.S is at 5.5% and we generally follow them closely) why would this be the peak? Its actually possible for the interest to go up another full percent in the next year, I think people are going to be very cautious and we are starting to see some people sell instead of renewing when seeing how much the costs have gone up
People say that tenanted properties are bad when it comes time to sell.............but the opposite is actually true........if you see a property that is vacant that means they are more willing to accept lowball bids because they are hemoraging cash in a large way with zero income coming in. Tom is 10000000000000000% wrong in this case.....
Yes, dealing with tenants showing the place is a hassle but at least they are payin the bills.
Since Sept 1st in C01. Tenanted properties sold for an average price for $741,000 and median price of $693,000. Vacant properties sold for an average price of $791,000 and a median price of $702,000 in the same time period. Tenanted properties sell for less.
@@TomStorey this is only the case because newly built condos are usually sold without tenants.....which is bringing the average sold of vacant stuff up because new builds are priced higher. I see many units still vacant in the pre-cons that closed that I have put tenants.....that are trying to sell at a high price.
I assure you, if you see someone bleeding 4k/month+ in cash you put in a low bid lol.
Rest assured, probably half of the 'vacant' units are literally brand new product that just closed...... so of course the average will be higher.
That doesn't mean that you should kick your tenant out before listing
@@GreenBeanGreenBeanI think I really depends on the purpose of the seller for the property, some people want to renovate the property and make a look better and some people just want some sort of passive or semi passive income?