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本帖最后由 星洲炒米 于 2017-11-2 09:37 编辑
http://www.bnn.ca/toronto-home-s ... -to-unwind-1.903456
Toronto's Real Estate Board says fallout from government intervention is "starting to unwind," even after another month of double-digit sales declines.
There were 7,118 residential property sales across the Greater Toronto Area in October, marking a nearly-27 per cent drop from the previous year. Would-be buyers had plenty to choose from, as active listings surged 78.5 per cent year-over-year.
Sales were down across all segments of the market, with the biggest decline (29.8 per cent) registered among detached homes.
The overall average selling price last month in Canada's largest housing market was $780,104. That was a modest increase year-over-year, but still 15 per cent below the April peak of $920,791.
Lower high, but the trend for the prices is getting lower and much lower as the market's SOLD VOLUMES are going down very significantly but LISTINGS also GO UP very big. NO GOOD at all. |
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