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Canadian Home Sales Climb for Fourth Month — Is the Market Turning Around?

Toronto leads national rebound as buyers return amid growing confidence in the economy.
August 17, 2025 by
Canadian Home Sales Climb for Fourth Month — Is the Market Turning Around?
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Canada’s housing market is heating up again.

According to new data from the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA), national home sales rose 3.8% in July, marking the fourth straight monthly increase and bringing total gains since March to 11.2%. Leading the charge? Toronto, where home sales have rebounded a whopping 35.5% over the past four months.

While overall volumes are still below historical highs, one thing is clear: Buyers are stepping off the sidelines — and confidence is quietly returning.

🔍 Why Buyers Are Coming Back

After a rough start to 2025, marked by U.S. tariffs, job market uncertainty, and recession fears, Canadian buyers are feeling more optimistic.

The real estate recovery is being fueled by:

  • Stable benchmark home prices, currently at $688,700 across Canada
  • A 10.1% increase in inventory year-over-year
  • Lower interest rates and a pause from the Bank of Canada
  • Resilience in employment and consumer spending

At Lendworth Canada, we’ve seen firsthand how this shift in sentiment is driving interest in equity-based lending — especially among homeowners and investors in the GTA and surrounding areas.

💡 What It Means for Borrowers

With prices flat and inventory growing, it’s a buyer’s market — but only for those ready to act quickly.

Whether you’re buying your first home, upgrading, or refinancing:

  • Mortgage approvals are faster with Lendworth’s private, common-sense lending approach
  • Equity-based loans let you access capital without relying on income or perfect credit
  • Second mortgages, bridge loans, and renovation financing are all available with flexible terms

Our rates start from 8.99%, and we move quickly — ideal for seizing time-sensitive opportunities while traditional banks remain cautious.

📊 Toronto Real Estate Snapshot – July 2025

  • Home Sales in Toronto: ↑ 35.5% since March
  • Benchmark Price (National): $688,700
  • Inventory (National): ↑ 10.1% YoY
  • National Sales Increase (July): ↑ 3.8% MoM
  • CREA Forecast: Year-over-year price declines expected to shrink in coming months

🏦 Why Lendworth Is the Smart Lending Choice Right Now

In a volatile market, traditional banks are still slow to act — but Lendworth Canada is built for speed, flexibility, and real estate expertise.

Here’s why homeowners and investors trust us:

  • Fast closings and minimal paperwork
  • Equity-based approvals with no income or credit hurdles
  • Invest in Lendworth MIC for targeted 9%+ annual returns
  • ✅ Use TFSA, RRSP or cash to diversify with real estate-backed income
  • ✅ Focused on low loan-to-value lending across Toronto and surrounding areas

📞 Ready to Make Your Move?

As sales continue to recover and buyer momentum grows, the window to capitalize on pricing and financing advantages won’t last forever.

📲 Call 905-597-1225

🌐 Visit www.lendworth.ca

📧 Email us at info@lendworth.ca

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