Waiting until spring to sell? Tom Storey doesn’t think a price rebound is coming to rescue you.Tom joins Darryl Frankfort and T.K. Butler on The Canadian Real Estate Show to break down Toronto’s housing standoff: buyers choosing to rent, sellers refusing to budge, and certain neighbourhoods still attracting bidding wars. Same city. Very different markets.We debate what comes next for prices, why some sellers have no choice but to accept today’s market, and whether AI could put more pressure on the people paying the mortgages.Also this week:* Real estate receiverships and the risks of piling on debt* Developers, unpaid trades, and lenders under pressure* Falling rents and the squeeze on landlords* Whether open houses actually sell homes* Darryl’s $460,000 legal bill—before the project even has permits Can sellers afford to keep waiting? Tell us what you’re seeing in the comments.Subscribe for new episodes every Sunday.Book a call with T.K. Butler:https://calendly.com/tk-book/1-on-1Book a call with Darryl Frankfort:https://preview.shrubs.me/book/darrylfrankfortVisit The Canadian Real Estate Show:https://www.thecanadianrealestateshow.ca/Shop CRES Merch:https://www.thecanadianrealestateshow.ca/storeBuild and share with Shrubs:https://shrubs.me/Visit Leo:https://getleo.com/Visit DealCore Properties:https://dealcoreproperties.com/Read The Frankfort Report:https://thefrankfortreport.substack.com/#TorontoRealEstate #CanadianRealEstate #HousingMarket

Nobody is building—and that could create Toronto’s next housing crisis before most people even see it coming.This week, we’re joined by brothers Chris and Matt Spoke, partners at Toronto Standard, who are actively building missing-middle and mid-rise rental housing across Toronto.We get into what’s actually happening on the ground:•Why available financing still isn’t enough to get projects built•Why investors burned by the condo market won’t come back easily•How one rate change can require another $500,000 in equity•Why construction bids for the same job can differ by 50%•How sellers are being forced to accept lower prices and longer closings•Why almost no new construction today could mean a serious supply shortage by 2029•Where Toronto’s approval process, neighbourhood opposition and missing-middle policies still collideWe also discuss the latest interest-rate increase, sellers clinging to yesterday’s prices and whether Toronto housing values have further to fall.Everybody says Canada needs more housing. The people actually trying to build it are telling us why it still isn’t happening.Book a call with T.K. Butler:https://calendly.com/tk-book/1-on-1Book a call with Darryl Frankfort:https://preview.shrubs.me/book/darrylfrankfortVisit The Canadian Real Estate Show:https://www.thecanadianrealestateshow.ca/Shop CRES Merch:https://www.thecanadianrealestateshow.ca/storeBuild and share with Shrubs:https://shrubs.me/Visit Leo:https://getleo.com/Visit DealCore Properties:https://dealcoreproperties.com/Read The Frankfort Report:https://thefrankfortreport.substack.com/Read the DealCore Daily Brief:https://preview.shrubs.me/view-branch/WDJTJWTPSubscribe for a new episode of The Canadian Real Estate Show every week.This program is for entertainment and educational purposes only. Nothing discussed should be considered financial, legal, mortgage or investment advice.#CanadianRealEstate #TorontoRealEstate #HousingMarket

Buyers think they got a deal—then the next house sells for less. Sellers hate the offer—then months later they’re relieved they took it. Developers still want to build, but the projects don’t work.

“You will not beat the market.”

This week on The Canadian Real Estate Show, Darryl Frankfort and T.K. Butler get into the pressure hitting buyers, sellers and developers across Toronto’s housing market.

We discuss:

• Sellers refusing to accept today’s prices

• Stalled developments, unpaid loans and receiverships

• Empty condos and investors waiting for buyers

• Why lower home prices don’t automatically mean affordable payments

• The end of easy money for the people who depend on real estate

• AI listing photos and where staging becomes misleading

• Toronto’s spending, taxes and the squeeze on everyday life

Real deals, difficult conversations and what we’re seeing on the ground.

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