With interest rates at historic lows, the dream of homeownership became a race. People weren't just looking for houses; they were looking for sanctuaries with home offices, backyards, and space to breathe.

At the start of 2021, the world was still grappling with the shifts brought on by the pandemic. Remote work had moved from a temporary fix to a permanent lifestyle, and suddenly, the four walls of a downtown condo felt a little too tight. This set the stage for a "Solid Story" of transformation:

By 2022, the fever had cooled, with sales dropping significantly to around 75,000. Today, the number 121,639 stands as a landmark in economic history—the high-water mark of a time when everyone, all at once, decided it was time to move. AI responses may include mistakes. Learn more

In 2021, the Toronto regional real estate market witnessed an unprecedented surge, reaching a record-high of reported through the TRREB MLS System .

This wasn’t just a statistic; it was a phenomenon that changed the lives of thousands of families and defined an era of "The Great Relocation." The Rush to Call Home

Month after month, the numbers climbed. By the end of the year, the total tally hit that staggering 121,639 mark—a volume so high it outpaced the following year by over 38%.