Can Toronto Finally Turn the Corner in 2027?

As someone who’s guided clients through Toronto’s cycles—whether they’re first-time buyers, upsizers, or investors—I’m always watching for signals that the market is shifting. Heading into 2027, the city is coming off an extended correction, and listings remain high. That means buyers continue to have solid negotiating power, which we haven’t seen in a while. According to TD, Ontario’s housing market should start to pick up momentum as the year progresses, after a softer 2026. Lower borrowing costs could help transactions rebound, though condo supply is still a factor to watch. It looks like prices may find their footing soon, setting the stage for a steadier recovery—rather than a sudden surge like we saw during the pandemic. For anyone planning their next move, patience and a clear understanding of these shifts are more important than ever. My approach is rooted in helping you make sense of these changes, so you can move forward with confidence.