Sutton Quantum Qupdates - MARCH 2026
- Jared Olmsted
- 4 days ago
- 3 min read
Q UPDATES
TOP 10 • MARKET WATCH • STATS • PROMOS
MARCH
UPCOMING
SESSIONS
THE GRIN(NING) REAPER
ALL ABOUT GEOGRAPHIC FARMING
Thursday, March 19th • 10am
IN PERSON & VIRTUAL
Geographic farming is a great way to develop a long term, sustainable crop of business. In this session you will learn how to choose a farm area, how to budget for it, how to service it effectively, and how to reap what you sow.
Q PROMO
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SQ'S FEBRUARY
TOP 10s
TOP NUMBER OF UNITS SOLD | TOP $ GROSS VOLUME SALES |
Elizabeth Goulart | Suzanne Kernohan |
Tessa Rojas | Anna Koba |
Ghassan Saeed | Jacqueline Feeley |
Matthew Czaplinski | Elizabeth Goulart |
Suzan Issawi | Peter De Bruyn |
Matthew Doan | The Fournier Family |
Suzanne Kernohan | Matthew Czaplinski |
Jacqueline Feeley | Andrea Laws |
Chris Do | Valerie Evans |
Anna Koba | David Doyle |
Congratulations on making the Top 10 for Sutton Quantum during the month of February!
Disclaimer: The above Top 10 information is internal data distributed to Sutton Quantum Agents only.
Please do not disclose the names of Sutton Quantum agents or their place on any Top Ten lists to outside agents, clients or on any public forum.
VINE GROUP
UPDATE
Inflation and Rate Update from Vine Group
Canada’s annual inflation rate slowed to 1.8% in February, coming in below the Bank of Canada’s 2% target. The latest numbers suggest price pressures across the economy may be easing, something both policymakers and financial markets will be watching closely as they assess the direction of interest rates.
Of course, one month of data does not establish a long-term trend. However, if inflation continues to moderate in the months ahead, it could give the Bank of Canada more flexibility when considering future rate decisions. For the housing market, steady progress toward stable inflation may help support a more predictable environment for borrowing costs and mortgage rates after a period of significant volatility.
Economic updates like inflation reports can sometimes feel removed from everyday financial decisions, but they play an important role in shaping borrowing costs and overall housing affordability. As inflation changes, it influences interest rate decisions, which ultimately affect mortgage payments, renewal strategies, and homebuyers’ purchasing power.
Staying informed about these shifts helps Canadians approach housing decisions with greater clarity and confidence. Whether you are preparing for a mortgage renewal, considering a purchase, or simply reviewing your longer-term plans, understanding the broader economic landscape can provide a valuable perspective.
If you’re wondering how these economic trends could affect your mortgage or future plans, I’d be happy to walk through it with you. Every situation is different, and a quick conversation can help clarify what these changes might mean for your payments, renewal, or next purchase. Feel free to reach out anytime.
Tyler Lipinski, Mortgage Agent Level 2
MARKET WATCH
AVERAGE PRICE COMPARISON
MISSISSAUGA
DETACHED HOMES
Month to Month Comparison:
February Average Price
$1,460,621
vs
January Average Price
$1,440,435
MISSISSAUGA CONDO/APARTMENT
Month to Month Comparison:
February Average Price
$514,936
vs
January Average Price
$534,289
OAKVILLE
DETACHED HOMES
Month to Month Comparison:
February Average Price
$1,874,277
vs
January Average Price
$1,911,496
OAKVILLE CONDO/APARTMENT
Month to Month Comparison:
February Average Price
$600,115
vs
January Average Price
$625,321
SQ CENTRAL
MARKET STATS PAGE
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TRREB MARKET WATCH OVERVIEW
Greater Toronto Area (GTA) resale housing market conditions tightened in February 2026 compared to February 2025. While sales were down year-over-year, new listings declined by a greater annual rate. The dip in new listings is in line with recent polling results from Ipsos which show listing intentions are down for 2026.
“Many would-be homebuyers are waiting for selling prices to level off before moving into the market. If new listings continue to trend lower through the spring, competition between homebuyers will increase, supporting home prices and a recovery in sales,” said TRREB President Daniel Steinfeld.
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