- 注册
- 2012-02-27
- 消息
- 9,437
- 荣誉分数
- 2,120
- 声望点数
- 373
资料图
据680新闻报道，多伦多地产局（ Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB)）周三说，多伦多416地区的独立屋二月均价超过一百万，比去年同期增长近9%。
上月央行降息，按揭率降低，房地产市场变得十分忙碌。
多伦多地产局更新报告显示，大多地区二月销售独立屋6338栋，比一年以前增11.3%。
出售屋供应率到二月底则降低了 8.7%，买家竞争更激烈。
整个大多地区独立屋二月均价为596,163元，比去年同期上涨7.8%。
公寓（Condo ）销售上涨10%，大多地区均价为355,263元。
Toronto detached home price now averages over $1M
Prices rose by 7.8% in GTA as number of listings declines and sales soar
CBC News Posted: Mar 04, 2015 12:18 PM ET Last Updated: Mar 04, 2015 2:17 PM ET
The average price of a detached Toronto home in February 2015 was $1,040,018, according to the Toronto Real Estate Board. (Chris Young/Canadian Press)
The average price of a detached home in Toronto within the 416 area code has now surpassed $1 million.
The Toronto Real Estate Board released its figures for February sales today, showing an average price of $1,040,018 for a detached home, up 8.8 per cent from this time last year. There were 774 homes in that price range sold in February.
A million dollars doesn’t buy you much – a modest two-storey home in a not-very-fashionable neighbourhood, MLS listings show.
- House prices: Calgary more affordable, Toronto and Vancouver pricier
- Toronto home prices to lead Canada in 2015: Royal LePage
- Stephen Poloz says up to 30% overvalued housing big risk to economy
The average price for all home and condo resales in the city of Toronto came in at $630,858, up from $599,262 in February 2014. Just under half the units sold in Toronto were condos and their average price was much lower at $369,655, bringing down the average.
Average GTA price up 7.8%
The overall average selling price for the Greater Toronto Area in February was $596,163, up 7.8 per cent from the previous year, with most of the increase driven by higher prices for detached homes.
TREB reported 6,338 homes sold in February 2015 in the GTA, a substantial 11.3 per cent year-over-year increase.
At the same time, the number of new listings was down by 8.7 per cent, leading to a situation where there was more demand for homes than resale properties on the market.
"The strong year-over-year price growth we experienced in February points to the robust demand for ownership housing in the GTA, coupled with a constrained supply of homes for sale in some market segments, especially where low-rise home types like singles, semis and townhouses are concerned," said Jason Mercer, TREB's director of market analysis.
The condo market presents a very different picture across the GTA, with the number of sales for the month up 10 per cent, but the average price increase a more modest 2.4 per cent to $355,623. Many new condos are coming onto the market in the GTA, keeping prices low even as people take advantage of lower mortgage rates to get into the market.
