Average price — Mean sale price across all transactions. Sensitive to the mix of homes that sold.
$1,299,894
Source: TRREB MarketWatch, March 2022
Greater Toronto Area · TRREB MarketWatch
March 2022
In March 2022 the average selling price across the Greater Toronto Area edged down 2.6% to $1,299,894 versus February 2022, and sales jumped 20.4% to 10,955.
All TRREB areas · all home types
Average price — Mean sale price across all transactions. Sensitive to the mix of homes that sold.
$1,299,894
Median price — The midpoint sale price. Less affected by a few very high or low sales than the average.
$1,165,000
MLS® HPI benchmark — Quality-adjusted price for a typical home. The cleanest like-for-like price signal.
$1,376,000
Sales — Firm transactions reported through the MLS® System during the month.
10,955
Dollar volume — Total value of all sales in the month.
$14.24B
New listings — Properties newly listed during the month.
20,038
Active listings — Listings available at month end.
10,167
Avg. LDOM — Average days on market for the current listing. Not reported before 2020.
8
Avg. PDOM — Average days on market across the property’s consecutive listings. Not reported before 2020.
11
Avg. SP/LP — Average sale price as a share of list price. Above 100% means competing offers were common.
113%
SNLR — Sales-to-new-listings ratio, computed here from this month’s counts. Below 40% favours buyers, above 60% favours sellers.
54.7%
Months of inventory — Active listings divided by monthly sales — how long the current stock would take to sell. Computed here, not TRREB’s trend figure.
0.9
Generated from the figures above. Ordered by size of month-over-month move.
Indicators published with this edition
Real GDP growth
6.6%
Q4 2021
Toronto employment growth
8.1%
February 2022
Toronto unemployment rate
7.4%
February 2022
Inflation (CPI, year-over-year)
5.7%
February 2022
Bank of Canada overnight rate
0.5%
March 2022
Prime rate
2.7%
March 2022
1-year mortgage rate
2.99%
March 2022
3-year mortgage rate
3.69%
March 2022
5-year mortgage rate
4.79%
March 2022
All TRREB areas
| Home type | Sales | MoM | Average price | MoM | YoY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Detached | 4,884 | +956 +24.3% up 956, 24.3% versus February 2022 | $1,697,396 | −$99,807 −5.6% down $99,807, 5.6% versus February 2022 | +21.0% up 21.0% |
| Semi-detached | 983 | +232 +30.9% up 232, 30.9% versus February 2022 | $1,317,048 | −$41,367 −3.0% down $41,367, 3.0% versus February 2022 | +26.0% up 26.0% |
| Att/row/townhouse | 972 | +117 +13.7% up 117, 13.7% versus February 2022 | $1,212,542 | −$41,918 −3.3% down $41,918, 3.3% versus February 2022 | +27.4% up 27.4% |
| Condo townhouse | 870 | +151 +21.0% up 151, 21.0% versus February 2022 | $948,292 | −$15,408 −1.6% down $15,408, 1.6% versus February 2022 | +23.9% up 23.9% |
| Condo apartment | 3,154 | +382 +13.8% up 382, 13.8% versus February 2022 | $808,566 | +$8,600 +1.1% up $8,600, 1.1% versus February 2022 | +19.6% up 19.6% |
| Link | 66 | +26 +65.0% up 26, 65.0% versus February 2022 | $1,197,978 | −$104,027 −8.0% down $104,027, 8.0% versus February 2022 | +20.1% up 20.1% |
| Co-op apartment | 11 | +3 +37.5% up 3, 37.5% versus February 2022 | $620,000 | +$7,137 +1.2% up $7,137, 1.2% versus February 2022 | −7.6% down 7.6% |
| Detached condo | 10 | −1 −9.1% down 1, 9.1% versus February 2022 | $1,332,200 | +$126,823 +10.5% up $126,823, 10.5% versus February 2022 | +49.1% up 49.1% |
| Co-ownership apartment | 5 | −8 −61.5% down 8, 61.5% versus February 2022 | $514,680 | −$66,033 −11.4% down $66,033, 11.4% versus February 2022 | +24.3% up 24.3% |
13 months to March 2022
| Month | Detached | Semi-detached | Att/row/townhouse | Condo townhouse | Condo apartment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mar '21 | 1402849 | 1045519 | 951984 | 765521 | 676052 |
| Apr '21 | 1387629 | 1068923 | 946412 | 753943 | 691791 |
| May '21 | 1415698 | 1064361 | 949983 | 761266 | 682280 |
| Jun '21 | 1407540 | 1055640 | 945212 | 755622 | 683479 |
| Jul '21 | 1405478 | 1027895 | 950038 | 748433 | 674490 |
| Aug '21 | 1423807 | 1031580 | 977127 | 764742 | 688568 |
| Sep '21 | 1526465 | 1114696 | 1016269 | 789983 | 708521 |
| Oct '21 | 1540432 | 1151770 | 1085547 | 823017 | 703698 |
| Nov '21 | 1567832 | 1206016 | 1095570 | 826475 | 715104 |
| Dec '21 | 1598735 | 1181046 | 1136657 | 846525 | 711933 |
| Jan '22 | 1741318 | 1312273 | 1221726 | 936264 | 748566 |
| Feb '22 | 1797203 | 1358415 | 1254460 | 963700 | 799966 |
| Mar '22 | 1697396 | 1317048 | 1212542 | 948292 | 808566 |
Ranked across 55 of the 55 required areas · minimum 10 sales to qualify
Top 5
Bottom 5
Top 5
Bottom 5
Areas below the sales threshold are excluded — with a handful of sales, a couple of transactions can invent a swing that is not a market move.
Sales-to-new-listings and months of inventory, computed from this month’s counts
SNLR
54.7%
prior month 64.3%
Months of inventory
0.9
All TRREB areas reads differently on the two balance measures — balanced conditions at 54.7% sales-to-new-listings, but a seller's market at 0.9 months of inventory. They measure different things, so the split is worth noting.
SNLR
60.9%
prior month 66.3%
Months of inventory
0.9
City of Toronto (416) sits in a seller's market: 60.9% of new listings sold and 0.9 months of inventory on hand.
SNLR
51.7%
prior month 63.3%
Months of inventory
0.9
905 total reads differently on the two balance measures — balanced conditions at 51.7% sales-to-new-listings, but a seller's market at 0.9 months of inventory. They measure different things, so the split is worth noting.
These are computed here from the month’s raw counts. TRREB also publishes its own trend-smoothed SNLR and months-of-inventory figures, which are shown separately on the area pages and are not the same measure.
Downtown TorontoMidtownScarboroughYork RegionDurham Region
Downtown
$951,538
Aggregated across 2 districts · View →
Midtown
$1,764,706
Aggregated across 6 districts · View →
Scarborough
$1,102,733
Aggregated across 8 districts · View →
York Region
$1,515,897
Region total · View →
Durham Region
$1,148,685
Region total · View →
Average price for a multi-district group is weighted by dollar volume, not an average of averages — that would give a district with three sales the same weight as one with three hundred.