For Toronto sellers, the current market is ‘deadsville’
The Toronto-area real estate market is seeing a gradual swell in listings from 20-year lows. Prospective buyers are having a hard time coming up with the funds to buy them.
Agents were hoping that cool September winds would stir buyers from their summer slumber, says Scott Hanton, broker and president at Hanton Real Estate Inc., but that hasn’t happened so far.
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