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Toronto, September 7, 2011 — Greater Toronto REALTORS® reported 7,542 sales through the TorontoMLS® system in August – a 24 per cent increase over 6,083 sales in August 2010. New listings, at 12,509, were up by 20 per cent compared to August 2010. Market conditions remained tight as sales growth outstripped growth in new listings.

Thanks for tuning in. Here are the coles notes for the meeting

Greater Toronto REALTORS® reported 10,046 sales in May 2011 – up six per cent compared to May 2010. This result was the second best on record for May under the current Toronto Real Estate Board service area. The number of new listings in May, at 16,076, was down 15 per cent compared to last year.

Jason Mercer's take on what the market is currently doing in Toronto relating to commercial and industrial markets. We are expecting to see steady growth in the maket. What do you think? Do you agree with what Jason is suggesting? Join the conversation

What's been happening in Toronto Real Estate over April? Check out the details included here.

During the interest rate announcement on April 12, 2011, Mark Carney, Bank of Canada Governor, left the over night lending rate at 1% which is great news for anyone with variable rate mortgages.  There’s also speculation that the first interest rate hike will come in July which will give buyers enough time to get their pre-approvals in place and purchase …

A detail account of residential market update from Toronto Real Estate board with video and data.

Following are some notable mentioned from the video presentated by Jason Mercer of the Toronto Real Estate Board

Greater Toronto REALTORS® reported 6,266 transactions through the TorontoMLS® system in February 2011. This result was 14 per cent lower than the record sales reported in February 2010.

What's happening in Toronto Real Estate market over the next two years? Jason Mercer of Toronto Real Estate goes through the different aspects of the market to give you a comprehensive review of affordability, unemployment and interest rates.