Toronto home sellers learning a hard truth: the market has turned
The sputtering Toronto-area fall real estate market is seeing a steady rise in inventory as October begins but skittish potential buyers are looking for more clarity in the outlook for the Canadian economy.
James Warren, a real estate agent with Chestnut Park Real Estate, expects more listings in the coming weeks in many neighbourhoods and price segments.
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