Toronto Real Estate Has Second Best February Ever!
March 6, 2007 — Toronto Real Estate Board Members reported 6,772 sales in February, an increase over February 2006 (6,756 sales) and the second best total for this month ever recorded, Toronto Real Estate Board President Dorothy Mason announced today.
“While the weather last month may have been cold, Toronto’s real estate market remained hot,” noted Ms. Mason. “And while it is too early to make predictions, it is clear from the start of 2007 that the spring season is likely to produce sales numbers at east comparable to those of the past several years, which have been record or near-record performances.”
Meanwhile, average prices climbed 4% over the previous month to $368,687 as sales activity accelerated. They were also up 4% from the February 2006 figure of $353,928.
The average time-on-market was a torrid 35 days.
Breaking down the totals:
2,522 sales were reported in the 28 West districts and averaged $342,060
1,224 sales were reported in the 14 Central districts and averaged $504,381
1,395 sales were reported in the 23 North districts and averaged $389,306
1,631 sales were reported in the 21 East districts and averaged $290,392
Neighbourhood Corner - Unionville
So far this year, 10 of the 14 sales in Unionville (part of N-11) were of detached homes. These averaged $641,390, up 22% over the $523,188 recorded during the first two months of 2006.
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