Restraining with seasonal patterns, Canada is on track to have a strong fall real estate market, with activity poised to remain steady and typical sale prices set to increase even more by the end of 2021. High real estate costs, driven by low supply and high demand, have created difficult conditions for lots of homebuyers across Canada, especially in Toronto and Vancouver. However, this has likewise produced favourable conditions for sellers in most significant markets, according to a new fall real estate outlook from RE/MAX. According to the report, the average list price for all home key ins Canada might increase by 5% in between now till completion of the year-- driven by the sale of single-detached houses. This real estate sector has already experienced the most significant cost gains when comparing 2021 to 2020, increasing in between 6.8 and 27.3% throughout 26 housing markets surveyed in the report-- a trend expected to continue well into the fall, moved by strong demand by young households. READ: 'High Degree of Vulnerability' in Toronto's Housing Market: CMHC   " As our representatives and brokers predict, the fall market activity is expected to remain stable, which is appealing, regardless of the continuous challenges presented by the Delta variant," states Christopher Alexander, Senior Vice President, RE/MAX Canada. #Canadianhomeprices #CanadianRealEstateDemand