Midtown September Market Update: Buyers, Sellers & Mortgage Rates

00:00 Midtown Toronto Is Holding Up Better 00:22 Toronto Real Estate Market Numbers 01:05 Why Toronto Is Still a Buyer's Market 01:48 Toronto Condo Prices and Market Conditions 02:15 Midtown and North Toronto Market Update 03:11 Midtown Home Prices and Days on Market 04:19 York Region Real Estate Market 05:43 Mortgage Rates and the Five-Year Bond Yield 06:46 What Could Happen to Toronto Home Prices? 07:26 Advice for Toronto Buyers and Sellers 08:03 Will Mortgage Rates Rise or Settle? What's happening in the Toronto real estate market, and why is Midtown holding up better than the rest of the city? While Toronto sales fell 6% year over year, sales in Midtown and North Toronto held steady. More homes came onto the market, yet homes sold faster than they did a year ago. But does that mean the market is recovering? We'll look at sales, new listings, months of inventory, days on market and benchmark prices to understand where the market stands and what could happen next. I'll also explain how mortgage rates, inflation and the five-year bond yield could affect home prices in the coming months, plus what buyers and sellers should consider right now. If you're buying or selling around Yonge and Eglinton, Yonge and Lawrence, Bedford Park or elsewhere in Toronto, understanding what's happening in your neighbourhood matters. What do you think happens next? Will mortgage rates settle down or continue to climb? Let me know in the comments. Want to know what these numbers mean for your street? Leave a comment or contact me. Like the video, subscribe for more Toronto real estate market updates, and share this with someone who's thinking about buying or selling. Antony Malfara | The Property Boys #TorontoRealEstate #TorontoRealEstateMarket #MidtownToronto #YorkRegionRealEstate