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Could the Toronto real estate crash be coming to an end, or are prices set to collapse all the way back to 2020 levels? In this video, we look at the data to see if the "spin" is real or if the market is facing a hard reset.

We are seeing a potential 30% drop in Toronto prices, threatening to push values below the $900,000 mark. While Toronto prices continue to collapse, the Ottawa market is telling a completely different story, despite fears of government layoffs.

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In This Video:

Toronto's 30% Drop: We analyze the trend that could send prices back to 2020 levels.

Inventory Crisis: Toronto active inventory is sitting at record highs.

Ottawa's Resilience: Why prices in the capital are holding on despite a 16.3% drop in sales.

Market Stats Recap (December 2025):

Toronto Real Estate:

Benchmark Price: $951,800 (Down 5.8% Year-Over-Year)

Sales: 5,010 (Down 22.8% vs 5yr Avg)

Active Inventory: 24,549 (Up 136.5% vs 5yr Avg - Highest levels on record)

New Listings: Many sellers are holding off until spring.

Ottawa Real Estate:

Benchmark Price: $618,500 (Essentially unchanged at +0.4% YoY)

Sales: 880 (Down 16.3% vs 5yr Avg)

Active Inventory: 3,721 (Up 58.5% vs 5yr Avg)

Market Status: Balanced, with a small tightening of the market.

[0:00] The Part with the Bad Dad Joke.
[1:17] Ottawa Real Estate Update
[5:14] Call Me Maybe
[5:54] Toronto Real Estate Update


Months of Inventory: 3.2 (A small tightening from last month)
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My name is Matthew Pfeifer, and this is Bald Prairie Real estate, a Canadian real estate channel. I am a REALTOR® in Regina Saskatchewan working for Royal LePage Next Level. In over 10 years working as a real estate agent, I have seen both ups and downs in the market. But there is no real estate market that you cannot buy or sell a house in. Often the media tries to present a Canadian real estate market, or they talk about the real estate market in Canada as if there is a national real estate market. The real estate market in Canada is very regionalized and local, which is why my monthly Canadian real estate market does not just look at the national statistics, or updates that cover Vancouver and Toronto only, but other individual cities like Calgary, Halifax, Montreal and more. The very local aspect of the Canadian real estate market is why it can be so hard for governments to craft policy for the "Canadian" real estate market. Being from Regina, me and my team specialize in the Regina real estate market and have a much different approach and outlook on Canadian real estate than a REALTOR® from a larger market like Toronto or Vancouver. I cover first-time home buyer topics, tips for selling your home, how to buy a house in Canada, monthly Canadian housing market updates and weekly Canadian real estate news recaps.

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