多伦多地区新房销售量略有回升

New home sales in the Greater Toronto Area showed marginal improvement in February 2026, though activity continued to track well below historical norms, according to the newest from the Building Industry and Land Development Association (BILD). There were 531 new homes sold across the GTA last month, up 16% from February 2025 but still 76% below the 10-year average of 2,251 units for the month, based on data from Altus Group, BILD's official source for new home market intelligence. "New home sales in February 2026 continued to fall well short of historic norms with only a modest increase from the previous year's record low for the month," said Edward Jegg, Research Manager at Altus Group. "A stable interest rate environment coupled with elevated inventory levels present potential buyers with plenty of opportunity to buy a new home. However, persistent concerns around affordability and geopolitical tensions continue to weigh on buyers' minds." Condominium apartment sales — encompassing units in low-, medium-, and high-rise buildings and stacked townhouses — totalled 171 units in February, down 2% year-over-year and 88% below the 10-year average. Single-family homes, which include detached, linked, and semi-detached houses and townhouses (excluding stacked townhouses), accounted for 360 sales, up 27% from the same month last year but still 57% below the long-term norm. Total remaining new home inventory in the GTA held relatively steady month-over-month, at 20,291 units in February. That figure breaks down to 14,291 condominium apartment units and 6,000 single-family dwellings, representing a combined 27 months of supply based on average sales over the previous 12 months. Despite the prolonged sales slump, BILD is pointing to a convergence of factors it says positions the market for a more meaningful recovery in the months ahead. At the centre of that outlook is the recently announced temporary elimination and reduction of the HST on new homes — a joint measure intro…