Ontario Housing Market 2026 Feels Different. January MLS Data Explains Why

Описание: Ontario housing market 2026 update using January 2026 MLS data across Waterloo, Peel, Halton, and Guelph.
Prices are not crashing. Inventory is surging in some areas. Interest rates are stable. Jobs are becoming the real variable.

In this video, I break down what January’s numbers are actually saying and how buyers, sellers, and investors should think about 2026 in Ontario real estate.

✅ What you will learn
1. Why 2026 feels different. Stable rates, employment risk
2. Waterloo. selective demand, condos weakest segment
3. Peel. Brampton vs Mississauga. investor shift to end-users
4. Halton. listings surge. composition effect in average price
5. Guelph. micro-markets. location beats property type
6. What to do next if you are buying or selling in 2026

📊 Full January 2026 Ontario housing market analysis (with neighbourhood context):
https://www.navjotchahal.ca/blog/SW-O...
The blog expands on the video with written breakdowns, market context, and strategy notes for buyers and sellers.

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00:00 Ontario housing market 2026. what feels different
00:20 January MLS data. what this update is
00:45 Rates held. why jobs matter more now
02:15 Waterloo market. selective demand
03:30 Peel market. Brampton vs Mississauga
05:00 Halton market. inventory surge and composition effect
06:15 Guelph market. micro-markets matter
07:15 What this means for buyers and sellers in 2026
07:45 Where to get neighbourhood breakdowns