Note: Rate in price changes rounded to the nearest full percent. Changes are compared to the immediate previous month compared to the same month in the previous year.

Ajax		-12%
Aurora		-1%
Brampton		-1%
Markham		-2%
Milton		-4%
New Market		-4%
Oakville		-10%
Oshawa		+3%
Pickering		!
Richmond Hill		-15%
Toronto		+10%
Vaughan		+2%
Whitby		-1%

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Its the media frenzy to some extent that assisted the current surge in home sales. While job growth and retail sales are steadily low, home sales are up like anything. Today’s Star article titled “Toronto existing home sales skyrocket 87 per cent” is one such example.

Heated housing activity throughout 2009 lends little air to bubble theory in the GTA, says RE/MAX. Single-detached housing values remain slightly off 2008 levels in 27 per cent of TREB districts. Despite limited inventory levels in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) in the latter half of the year, double-digit price

Market activity continues to be hot across GTA and will likely continue through the winter. Broad outlook with the lowest being in Oakville at -2% and highest in Pickering being +27%. Please note rate in price changes rounded to the nearest full percent. For full report visit this page www.yoursweethome.ca

With the worst of the recession over, residential real estate markets in major Canadian centres are poised for growth in the final quarter of 2009, according to a report released today by RE/MAX.

The RE/MAX Bricks and Mortar Report found the bounce back that began in early