Canada’s housing supply gap continues to challenge most major cities, with the exception of Calgary and Edmonton. As we look toward fall 2026, construction is slowing at a pace that outstrips the dip in demand—making affordability an ongoing concern for buyers and sellers alike. Much of the new inventory is focused on rental housing, while condo construction remains weak, limiting ownership opportunities. As someone who specializes in comparative market analysis in the Greater Toronto Area, I see firsthand how crucial increased housing starts and improved infrastructure are for our communities. Navigating these trends is key to making confident decisions whether you’re considering selling your home for top dollar or searching for your dream property.
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