A Toronto condo was sold at a staggering $800,000 loss this month despite only being purchased six months ago. According to public MLS data, the Yorkville condo was originally purchased in March 2025 for $3.15 million. Just a few months later, the apartment was listed for sale again in June 2025 for $2.99 million, but was taken off the market shortly after. "This is even with lower borrowing costs and selling prices over the past year. When looking at different property types at the national level, detached home prices were up one per cent year-over-year, townhouse prices were flat, semi-detached home prices saw a one per cent decline, and condo prices dropped six per cent compared to last August.