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Home prices expected to decline in Toronto next year, go up in Montreal

Royal LePage forecast finds economic turbulence less pronounced in Quebec than elsewhere in Canada
Plans call for the 106-storey Pinnacle SkyTower in downtown Toronto to contain 958 luxury condominiums from the 13th to 105th floors. (Tony Wilbert/CoStar)
Plans call for the 106-storey Pinnacle SkyTower in downtown Toronto to contain 958 luxury condominiums from the 13th to 105th floors. (Tony Wilbert/CoStar)

The aggregate price of homes, including condominiums, is projected to decline across greater Toronto by 4.5% year-over-year by the end of 2026 to $1,054,129, according to a new report.

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