It’s no secret Ontario’s apartment condominium market has been struggling, but a June report has provided new insight into the size of the collective decline. The report from the Municipal Property Assessment Corp. found that the share of lower-priced homes in the province has been rising — a sign of the market rebalancing from its 2022 peak. Today, homes valued less than $500,000 make up 24 per cent of the market. That is an increase from the all-time low of 17 per cent in 2022. Read More