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Luxury Property Report 2021 Year In REview
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The Greater Toronto Area’s Top Luxury Markets Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills, St. Andrews-Windfields-Hoggs Hollow (C12) Forest Hill South, Humewood-Cedarvale (C03)
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Rosedale, Moore Park (C09)
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Yonge-St. Clair, Annex, Casa Loma (C02)
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Leaside (C11)
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Bedford Park, Lawrence Park, Lytton Park, Forest Hill North (C04)
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Banbury-Don Mills (C13)
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Luxury Urban Condominiums
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2021: A remarkable year for luxury homes at every price point in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) Affluent domestic buyers propelled luxury home sales to unprecedented levels throughout the GTA in 2021. More than 2,200 freehold and condominium properties changed hands over $3 million between January and December, an increase of 113 per cent over 2020 record levels for the same period. Higher price points in the $5 million plus categories easily smashed 2017 records, with percentage increases rising almost 134 per cent, 128 per cent ($7.5 million plus), and 156 per cent ($10 million plus) in 2021. While inventory levels dwindled, buyers doubled down across the GTA, leading to multiple offers at virtually every price point. Of the 425 sales over $5 million, 97 sold at or over list price in 2021, representing almost one in four sales. Simply put, the numbers are nothing short of remarkable. Never before has the urgency to buy luxury product been so unrelenting. In all my years
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of experience, I have yet to see a market as vibrant as that of 2021. Even more astonishing
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is that demand has yet to be satisfied and the will and determination to achieve homeownership remains unabated. As such, we expect 2022 to follow a similar course.
The trend is a phenomenon that is occurring globally. Luxury sales – especially those at uber-luxe levels - in the GTA are following a worldwide pattern. Sales over $10 million are rapidly rising throughout the US, Europe, and Asia, with sales double and in some instances, triple last year’s levels. Big-ticket purchases – such as $200 million for a Montana ranch in December, and closer to home, a $42 million estate in Vancouver in July-- are becoming increasingly common. A $532 million (US) Roman villa is set to be auctioned on January 18th. If it sells, it will be one of the most expensive, publicly-recorded sales to date.
Luxury Freehold/Condominium Sales in the Greater Toronto Area 2021 versus 2020
2021
2020
% Change
$2 million plus
7,807
3,649
114%
$3 million plus
2,247
1,056
113%
$5 million plus
425
182
$7.5 million plus
98
43
$10 million plus
41
134%
128%
16
156%
*As of January 6, 2022 Source: Barry Cohen Homes, Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB), Market Watch
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While 2022 looks exceptionally promising for the GTA’s luxury housing market in the long-term, there will likely be some short-term headwinds to contend with, beginning with Omicron and the impact of a fourth wave of Covid-19 on the Canadian health system and the economy. At a time when Ontario’s economic performance seemed poised to breakout (after lagging behind national GDP growth in 2021), we find ourselves in yet another lockdown. Still, most economists agree that Ontario’s economy will play catch-up in 2022 despite the temporary setback, with GDP growth hovering at around 4.4 per cent. The housing sector is expected to lead the way once again, as buyers tap into record savings levels across the country. Immigration should finally resume in 2022, as Canada works to meet it’s three-year target of 1.2 million new Canadians in the years ahead. Nearly half of newcomers will choose Ontario, and many will call the GTA their home, despite a deterioration in affordability. Given current circumstances, the Bank of Canada may choose to hold off on raising interest rates in the immediate future, which will likely spur another round of homebuying activity in the GTA, especially in the first quarter as buyers move to get in front of future rate hikes. My final thoughts on headwinds concern the federal government and their focus on the Canadian housing market. The last time a government- albeit provincial - intervened was 2017 with the introduction of the Fair Housing Plan and we all know how that worked out. Supply remains the single-most important component of today’s housing market. Lack thereof is creating undue pressure on overall inventory levels and pushing prices to new heights daily. In December, the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board reported active listings plummeted to 3,232, a 59 per cent drop from 2020 and well below the 10-year average of 9,165 for the month. We cannot sustain another supply crunch without stress cracks forming in the foundation of the country’s real estate markets. It’s time for federal and provincial governments to step up to the plate, remove red tape, and adopt a more thoughtful approach to the nation’s housing crisis. As we head into the new year, there has probably never been a stronger seller’s market. Navigating today’s market, however, requires a next level skill set. Cohen Homes & Estates remains dedicated to matching buyers and sellers. Our years of experience, combined with our ability to gain global exposure for our listings and an enviable network of contacts, make buying and selling a stress-free experience. If you are ready to take the leap, or just need to gauge the market, we are only a phone call away. Wishing you all the best in 2022,
Barry Cohen
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The Greater Toronto Area’s Top Luxury Markets
Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills, St. Andrews-Windfields-Hoggs Hollow (C12) The Bridle Path, Sunnybrook, York Mills and St. Andrews, Windfields, Hoggs Hollow neighbourhoods continued on a solid upward trajectory in 2021, with luxury sales over $2 million climbing close to 40 per cent and price appreciation hovering at 10 per cent by year-end, compared to 2020 levels. More than 104 homes changed hands over the $2 million threshold in Bridle Path, Sunnybrook, York Mills in 2021, at an average price of approximately $5,683,835, up significantly from the 76 sales at an average price of $5,202,273 reported one year ago. The area, located within the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board’s C12 district, also reported the
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highest number of sales over $10 million (12) in the city in 2021, including two over the $20 million price point.
St. Andrews-Windfields-Hoggs Hollow followed a similar pattern with 132 sales over $2 million, an increase of 38.9 per cent over year ago levels, while average price rose to $3,795,093. Twenty-three homes sold over the $5 million price point. The Bridle Path, Sunnybrook, York Mills and St. Andrews, Windfields and Hoggs Hollow neighbourhoods were top of mind with affluent luxury buyers in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) in 2021. These neighbourhoods, situated south of the 401, continue to offer up some of the greatest value in the market today, with large homes on expansive properties selling at a sale-to-list price ratio just short of 100 per cent. Inventory levels are low, but still better than some of the other communities featured in this newsletter. At press time, there were 26 properties listed for sale over $2 million in Bridle Path, Sunnybrook and York Mills and 39 homes available in St. Andrews, Windfields, and Hoggs Hollow.
Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills January 1 - December 31, 2021 vs. same period in 2020 Average Sold Price 2021
$5,683,835
2021
2020
% Change
Average Sold Price 2020
$2 million plus
104
76
36.8%
$5,202,273
$3 million plus
85
62
37.1%
9%
$5 million plus
50
31
61.3%
$7.5 million plus
16
12
33.3%
Year-over-year
St. Andrews-Windfields-Hoggs Hollow January 1 - December 31, 2021 vs. same period in 2020 Average Sold Price 2021
$3,795,093 Average Sold Price 2020
$3,452,796 10% Year-over-year
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2021
2020
% Change
$2 million plus
132
95
38.9%
$3 million plus
84
52
61.5%
$5 million plus
23
11
109.1%
$7.5 million plus
2
2
0%
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SOLD | 208 Lord Seaton Road
SOLD | 32 Beechwood Avenue
SOLD | 45 Gordon Road
SOLD | 97 Owen Boulevard
SOLD | 103 Highland Crescent
SOLD | 22 Truman Road
SOLD | 41 Saintfield Avenue
SOLD | 5 Berkindale Crescent
SOLD | 47 Old Colony Road
SOLD | 215 Old Yonge Street
SOLD | 67 Old Colony Road
SOLD | 205 The Bridle Path
SOLD | 9 Chieftain Crescent
SOLD | 12 Hedgewood Road
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Forest Hill South, Humewood-Cedarvale (C03) Supply constraints throughout the year resulted in a serious uptick in the average price of a home over $2 million in Humewood-Cedarvale and, to a lesser extent, Forest Hill South. Values climbed 19 per cent in Humewood-Cedarvale and with three homes currently listed for sale at press time, the pressure is expected to continue in 2022. Sales over $2 million rose 33.3 per cent to 32 in Humewood-Cedarvale in 2021, with an average price (over $2 million) sitting at $3,033,341. Young families continue to pour into the Humewood neighbourhood with small children, attracted to the area’s prime location and more affordable price point. New builds and renovations continued
SOLD | 31 Glenayr Road
unabated throughout 2021, with revitalization breathing new life into the area.
Forest Hill South remained a coveted destination for those looking for both prime real estate and location. While just 69 homes changed hands in 2021, up from 68 one year earlier, inventory was a serious challenge for much of the year. Bidding wars erupted on almost every listing, but buyers did not throw caution to the wind, as sellers who overpriced their homes quickly found out. Properties that were listed too high remained on market, experiencing several price reductions until they were sold. Average price (over $2 million) climbed six per cent in 2021, rising to $4,677,391, up from $4,423,525 one year earlier. With just 12 homes currently listed for sale in Forest Hill South, conditions are likely to remain heated for the foreseeable future.
Forest Hill South
January 1 - December 31, 2021 vs. same period in 2020 Average Sold Price 2021
$4,677,391
2021
2020
% Change
Average Sold Price 2020
$2 million plus
69
68
1.5%
$4,423,525
$3 million plus
48
51
-5.9%
6%
$5 million plus
28
22
27.3%
$7.5 million plus
7
3
133.3%
Year-over-year
Humewood-Cedarvale
January 1 - December 31, 2021 vs. same period in 2020 Average Sold Price 2021
$3,033,341 Average Sold Price 2020
$2,538,667 19% Year-over-year
10
2021
2020
% Change
$2 million plus
32
24
33.3%
$3 million plus
7
3
133.3%
$5 million plus
1
0
-
$7.5 million plus
0
0
0%
SOLD | 62 Duggan Avenue
SOLD | 154 Forest Hill Road
SOLD | 67 Forest Hill Road
SOLD | 221 Forest Hill Road
SOLD | 30 Browside Avenue
SOLD | 187 Dunvegan Road
Rosedale, Moore Park (C09) The supply crunch was particularly noticeable in TRREB’s C09 district -- Rosedale, Moore Park-- where multiple offers propelled average price over $2 million to $4,277,162 in 2021, an increase of 13 per cent over the $3,797,648 recorded in 2020. One hundred and forty sales occurred over $2 million in Rosedale, Moore Park in 2021, including three properties over $10 million. Demand for homes over $5 million was especially heated, with 43 properties selling in 2021, more than double the 19 homes sold in 2020. Rosedale, Moore Park continues to be one of the most sought-after neighbourhoods in the 416, given its proximity to the downtown core, while offering shops, restaurants and nature trails within walking distance. There are four homes listed
SOLD | 50 Mathersfield Drive
for sale at press time over the $2 million benchmark.
Rosedale, Moore Park
January 1 - December 31, 2021 vs. same period in 2020 Average Sold Price 2021 2021
2020
% Change
$2 million plus
140
109
28.4%
$3 million plus
88
58
51.7%
$5 million plus
43
19
126.3%
$7.5 million plus
12
7
71.4%
$4,277,162 Average Sold Price 2020
$3,797,648 13% Year-over-year
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Yonge-St. Clair, Casa Loma, Annex (C02) While it was a stellar year for luxury sales overall in the Yonge-St. Clair, Annex, and Casa Loma neighbourhoods, the number of homes changing hands over the $2 million price point soared in Casa Loma, with 65 sales reported in 2021, up almost 76 per cent from year ago levels. Just over 80 homes homes moved in the Annex over $2 million during the same period, an increase of 53.6 per cent over the previous year, while seventy properties sold in the Yonge-St. Clair area, up 40 per cent over 2020. Tight inventory levels in the TRREB’s C02 neighbourhoods contributed to a sales-to-list price ratio in excess of 100 per cent throughout much of the year, although average price was down in both the Annex and Casa Loma areas. Smaller homes in the Yonge-St. Clair area experienced a substantial upswing in values over $2 million, with average price climbing 11 per cent to $3,199,844. The more affordable price point, combined with prime location, attracted downsizing empty nesters and more than a few young families. With a total of 21 homes currently listed for sale in the district – 10 in the Annex, four in Casa Loma, and seven in Yonge-St. Clair – 2022 is shaping up to be another heated year in the luxury housing market.
Yonge-St. Clair
January 1 - December 31, 2021 vs. same period in 2020
Average Sold Price 2021
$3,199,844
2021
2020
% Change
Average Sold Price 2020
$2 million plus
70
50
40%
$2,883,123
$3 million plus
34
19
78.9%
11%
$5 million plus
6
0
-
$7.5 million plus
0
0
0%
Year-over-year
Casa Loma
January 1 - December 31, 2021 vs. same period in 2020 Average Sold Price 2021
$3,464,364
2021
2020
% Change
Average Sold Price 2020
$2 million plus
65
37
75.7%
$3,716,707
$3 million plus
28
21
33.3%
-7%
$5 million plus
9
4
125%
$7.5 million plus
3
3
0%
Year-over-year
Annex
January 1 - December 31, 2021 vs. same period in 2020 Average Sold Price 2021
$3,240,052
2020
% Change
Average Sold Price 2020
$2 million plus
86
56
53.6%
$3,538,143
$3 million plus
31
32
-3.1%
-8%
$5 million plus
10
6
66.7%
$7.5 million plus
2
2
0%
Year-over-year
12
2021
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SOLD | 288 St Clair Avenue W, TH1
SOLD | 191 Montclair Avenue
Leaside (C11) Luxury homebuying activity in Leaside maintained a steady pace at $2 million plus in 2021, with a growing number of sales pushing into higher price points. While almost 100 homes changed hands over $2 million, an increase of 38 per cent over the 2020 level, sales at the $3 million price point jumped 146.2 per cent and two sales were reported at the $5 million price point. Like most other neighbourhoods in the GTA, demand is outpacing supply in Leaside. The neighbourhood remains a perennial favourite with first-time buyers, and many existing homeowners choose to trade-up within the same area. The pressure on supply is immense. Renovations and new builds added to the mix in 2021, lifting housing values across the board. The average price (over $2 million) jumped six per cent year-over-year, rising to $2,838,615. At press time, there were just two properties listed for sale over $2 million in Leaside.
Leaside
January 1 - December 31, 2021 vs. same period in 2020 Average Sold Price 2021 2021
2020
% Change
$2 million plus
98
71
38.0%
$3 million plus
32
13
146.2%
$5 million plus
2
0
-
$7.5 million plus
0
0
0%
$2,838,615 Average Sold Price 2020
$2,671,050 6% Year-over-year
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Bedford Park, Lawrence Park, Lytton Park, Forest Hill North (C04) Consumer demand for luxury properties in the Bedford ParkNortown, Lawrence Park North and South, and Forest Hill North communities has grown exponentially this year, with location, amenities, and attractive pricing catapulting sales in TRREB’s C04 district to new heights in 2021. Despite dwindling inventory levels, sales over $2 million surged in Bedford Park-Nortown and Lawrence Park North and South, almost doubling year-over-year. Sale-to-list price ratios remain amongst the highest in the GTA, ranging from 100 per cent in Bedford Park-Nortown to 109 per cent in Lawrence Park North.
SOLD | 47 Daneswood Road
202 homes sold over $2 million in Bedford Park-Nortown in 2021, an increase of close to 80 per cent over the 113 sales reported in 2020. Luxury homes priced over $2 million in rose almost 81 per cent to 150
sales in Lawrence Park South. Neighbouring Lawrence Park North experienced a 73 per cent upswing in sales over $2 million. Tempered by inventory shortages, Forest Hill North reported 42 luxury sales over $2 million, falling just short of 2020 levels. Demand for luxury properties at the $5 million point and beyond were particularly brisk in Bedford Park-Nortown and Lawrence Park South, both up over 300 per cent year-over-year. While always a popular choice with purchasers, 2021 super-charged the Bedford Park-Nortown, Lawrence Park North and South, and Forest Hill North housing markets. At present, there are eight homes for sale in Bedford ParkNortown, nine in Lawrence Park South, and one in both Lawrence Park North and Forest Hill North. Supply issues from 2021 will undoubtably carry into 2022, setting the stage for yet another heated first quarter.
Bedford Park-Nortown
January 1 - December 31, 2021 vs. same period in 2020 Average Sold Price 2021 2021
2020
% Change
$2 million plus
202
113
78.8%
$2,957,158
$3 million plus
82
35
134.3%
4%
$5 million plus
9
2
350%
$7.5 million plus
0
0
0%
$3,088,458 Average Sold Price 2020
Year-over-year
Lawrence Park North
January 1 - December 31, 2021 vs. same period in 2020 Average Sold Price 2021 2021
2020
% Change
$2 million plus
104
60
73.3%
$2,744,614
$3 million plus
21
11
90.9%
-1%
$5 million plus
3
2
50%
$7.5 million plus
0
0
0%
$2,710,977 Average Sold Price 2020
Year-over-year
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Lawrence Park South
January 1 - December 31, 2021 vs. same period in 2020 Average Sold Price 2021 2021
2020
% Change
$2 million plus
150
83
80.7%
$3 million plus
78
43
81.4%
$5 million plus
21
5
320%
$7.5 million plus
2
0
-
$3,528,695 Average Sold Price 2020
$3,269,793 8% Year-over-year
Forest Hill North
January 1 - December 31, 2021 vs. same period in 2020 Average Sold Price 2021 2021
2020
% Change
$2 million plus
42
43
-2.3%
$3 million plus
12
13
-7.7%
$5 million plus
1
2
-50%
$7.5 million plus
0
0
0%
$2,919,180 Average Sold Price 2020
$2,874,434 2% Year-over-year
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SOLD | 64 Glengowan Road
SOLD | 281 Glengrove Avenue
SOLD | 126 Lytton Boulevard
SOLD | 68 De Vere Gardens
SOLD | 185 Cortleigh Boulevard
SOLD | 29 Blyth Dale Road
SOLD | 131 Strathallen Boulevard
SOLD | 228 Coldstream Avenue
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Banbury-Don Mills (C13)
Banbury-Don Mills remained one of the strongest housing enclaves in the city in 2021, with luxury sales over $2 million climbing almost 64 per cent over year-ago levels and average price (over $2 million) rising six per cent to $3,220,167. Higher price points saw stronger sales as well, with 41 homes changing hands at the $3 million price point, an increase of more than 78 per cent over 2020 levels, and six sales over $5 million, up from two one year ago. The area has been consistent in its gains, year-over-year, as buyers take advantage of the value Banbury-Don Mills offers in terms of square footage and lot sizes. While the area generally has a good selection of properties available for sale, current inventory levels over $2 million hover at nine.
Banbury-Don Mills
January 1 - December 31, 2021 vs. same period in 2020 Average Sold Price 2021
$3,220,167 Average Sold Price 2020
$3,051,945 6% Year-over-year
16 16
2021
2020
% Change
$2 million plus
90
55
63.6%
$3 million plus
41
23
78.3%
$5 million plus
6
2
200%
$7.5 million plus
0
0
0%
SOLD | 12 Talwood Drive
SOLD | 30 Junewood Crescent
SOLD | 93 Larkfield Drive
SOLD | 20 Blaine Drive
SOLD | 5 Daleberry Place
SOLD | 16 Oxbow Road
Luxury Urban Condominiums Sales of condominium apartments and townhomes in the Greater Toronto
Area
(GTA)
were
re-
invigorated in 2021 as the initial shock of the pandemic wore off and vaccines were rolled out. More than 300 units had sold in excess of $2 million by year-end,
SOLD | 6 Jackes Avenue, LPH1
SOLD | 1166 Bay Street, 1002
including two units at more than $10 million, an increase of more than 60 per cent year-over-year. Average price (over $2 million) moved slightly ahead of 2020 values, hovering at $3,013,852. Sales were particularly brisk at the $3 million plus price point, where 106 units were sold, an increase
SOLD | 55 Scollard Street, 1703
SOLD | 1 Post Road, Penthouse 4
of almost 83 per cent over the 58 sales in the previous year.
Inventory was plentiful early in 2021, but tightened as the year progressed. Upward pressure on pricing occurred as multiple buyers vied for desirable listings, especially those with large square footage, in Yorkville, Rosedale, Forest Hill, the Bridle Path, Bay St. Corridor and the Waterfront. There are currently 90 condominium apartments and towns listed for sale in Toronto proper, with just 21 units available in Yorkville, 13 on the Waterfront (C01), six in Rosedale, and two in Forest Hill. 2022 will be a challenging year in terms of inventory levels, but demand is expected to remain strong. Empty nesters and retirees, reluctant to move during the pandemic, are now likely to sell larger homes in the city and suburbs. Many will take advantage of significant equity gains, making lateral moves or downsizing, to condominium apartments and townhomes in the core in the year ahead.
Luxury Urban Condominiums
January 1 - December 31, 2021 vs. same period in 2020 2021
2020
% Change
$2 million plus
318
192
65.6%
$3 million plus
106
58
82.8%
$5 million plus
22
14
57.1%
$7.5 million plus
4
1
300%
Average Sold Price 2021
$3,013,852 Average Sold Price 2020
$3,005,674 0% Year-over-year
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#1 In Toronto for Luxury Homes, since 2008 Higher Than $10 Million (January 1, 2016 - December 31, 2021) Total Units
Listings Volume
Buyer Volume
Total Volume
Cohen Homes & Estates
26
$260,424,000
$107,966,000
$368,390,000
Competitor A
10
$121,740,000
$24,550,000
$146,290,000
Competitor B
4
$21,900,000
$43,900,000
$65,800,000
Competitor C
4
$21,375,000
21,375,000
$42,750,000
Buyer Volume
Total Volume
Higher Than $5 Million (January 1, 2016 - December 31, 2021) Total Units
Listings Volume
Cohen Homes & Estates
135
$790,098,898
$295,202,500
$1,085,301,398
Competitor A
42
$257,800,618
$100,325,000
$358,125,618
Competitor B
42
$134,238,000
$133,885,000
$268,123,000
Competitor C
31
$141,201,688
$82,996,800
$224,198,488
Buyer Volume
Total Volume
Higher Than $3 Million (January 1, 2016 - December 31, 2021) Total Units
Listings Volume
Cohen Homes & Estates
331
$1,321,758,848
$509,985,408
$1,831,744,256
Competitor A
191
$500,695,378
$312,494,400
$813,189,778
Competitor B
123
$394,791,072
$135,417,000
$530,208,072
Competitor C
126
$320,850,000
$169,468,000
$490,318,000
Buyer Volume
Total Volume
Higher Than $2 Million (January 1, 2016 - December 31, 2021) Total Units
Listings Volume
Cohen Homes & Estates
483
$1,582,187,697
$626,834,548
$2,209,022,245
Competitor A
455
$913,809,218
$543,626,337
$1,457,435,555
Competitor B
447
$843,457,393
$414,712,221
$1,258,169,614
Competitor C
294
$695,738,471
$264,326,145
$960,064,616
Source: Data complied from The Toronto Real Estate Board, by REDATUM.
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