TREB’s pledge to release the data comes weeks after the Supreme Court of Canada refused to hear an application from the board that aimed to keep the numbers off password-protected sites because the board was concerned about privacy and copyright. Continue reading →

TREB chief executive John DiMichele says the data can only be posted on such sites to provide residential real estate brokerage services. Continue reading →

The board says in a letter to members that it has received reports that some realtors recorded false sales figures due to customers’ privacy concerns. Continue reading →

The Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB) said on Thursday that August saw 6,839 homes in the region sold through the MLS system. Continue reading →

The Supreme Court’s dismissal of the case forced TREB to allow the publication of home sales data, but only through password-protected webpages called virtual office websites that realtors allow clients to access. Continue reading →

The Supreme Court of Canada’s refusal to hear TREB’s appeal case last week enabled realtors to post the data on password-protected websites, prompting a flood of companies to start publishing the numbers. Continue reading →

The Supreme Court of Canada says it won’t hear an appeal from the Toronto Real Estate Board, which was trying to prevent realtors from posting home sales data on password-protected webpages. Continue reading →

The Supreme Court of Canada says it will announce on Thursday morning whether it will hear an appeal from the Toronto Real Estate Board that would keep TREB’s members from publishing home sales data on their password-protected sites. Continue reading →

The average selling price of the 6,961 homes that changed hands during the month rose 4.8 per cent on an annual basis to $782,129. Continue reading →