Episode #158 | Should you list your property this SUMMER ☀️…or wait until the FALL market 🍁? | Toronto Real Estate episode artwork

EPISODE · May 23, 2026 · 39 MIN

Episode #158 | Should you list your property this SUMMER ☀️…or wait until the FALL market 🍁? | Toronto Real Estate

from The Toronto Real Estate Podcast | Stories, Lifestyle & Trends with Fox Marin Associates · host Fox Marin Associates Ltd., Brokerage | Toronto Real Estate

In this episode of the Toronto Real Estate Podcast, Kori Marin and Ralph Fox break down one of the biggest questions Toronto sellers are asking right now: Does it make sense to sell during July & August in 2026?The conversation dives into Toronto’s typical seasonal market cycles, buyer psychology, inventory levels, condo vs freehold performance, school district demand, the “cottage country effect,” and how FIFA 2026 & KUSMA renegotiations could impact buyer sentiment and traffic across the city.____________________________________________________Speakers:Ralph Fox (Co-Founder and Broker of Record at Fox Marin)Kori Marin (Co-Founder and Broker at Fox Marin)

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