Updates
When a figure changes after it was published — a late-reported record, a source’s revised file, a month that arrived after the edition — it is listed here rather than edited silently: the date, what changed from and to, and why. Every entry links back to its edition.
A figure or sentence this publication got wrong is listed on the Corrections page.
September 2026
- — One late-reported theft over, reported to police in August, is now present in Toronto Police’s data from 2026-09-07. This month’s total is now 52 (published as 51) and the 12-month average moved with it. Every comparison in the headline still holds.
- — This edition carried July’s average sale price forward because TRREB had not yet published August’s. Market Watch for August 2026 was published 2026-09-03, and the module now shows August’s average sale price for district C09, $2,668,863 across 18 sales, in place of July’s; the year-to-date average, sales and median moved with it.
- — Toronto Police’s data, pulled on 2026-10-06, now shows 51 reported incidents in August 2026 (published as 52); the 12-month average moved with it. Every comparison in the headline still holds.
- — Toronto Police’s data, pulled on 2026-10-06, now shows 22 reported assaults in August 2026 (published as 23).
- — This edition carried the development applications for August 2025 – July 2026 forward because the City of Toronto had not yet published August 2026’s. The City of Toronto’s data, captured 2026-10-06, now supplies August 2026, and the module shows it in place of the earlier figures; its other figures moved with it.
- — The July 2026 bar of the trend chart now shows 31 (published as 32) in the same pull; that month’s own edition carries its correction.
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- — This edition’s home-type breakdown showed July 2026, the latest TRREB Market Watch issue that carried one when the edition was published. TRREB’s August 2026 issue, read on 2026-10-06, now supplies it, and the table shows August 2026 in its place.
July 2026
- — Toronto Police’s data, pulled on 2026-09-06, no longer includes one assault reported in July 2026. This month’s total is now 32 (published as 33) and the 12-month average moved with it. Every comparison in the headline still holds.
- — Toronto Police’s data, pulled on 2026-10-06, now shows 31 reported incidents in July 2026 (published as 32); the 12-month average moved with it. Every comparison in the headline still holds.
- — Toronto Police’s data, pulled on 2026-10-06, now shows 16 reported assaults in July 2026 (published as 17).
- — Moved with the figures above in the same pull.
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- — Moved with the figures above in the same pull.
June 2026
- — Toronto Police’s data, pulled on 2026-09-06, no longer includes one assault reported in June 2026. This month’s total is now 44 (published as 45) and the 12-month average moved with it. Every comparison in the headline still holds.
- — This edition’s summary now says that 13 of June’s 23 reported assaults were recorded at one location, which Toronto Police classes as a transit station or vehicle. The location-disclosure rule (About the data, “What’s included”) was adopted on 2026-09-09 and applies to every edition that meets it; June 2026 does, and did when it was published. No figure has changed.
May 2026
- — Toronto Police’s data, pulled on 2026-09-06, no longer includes one theft from motor vehicle reported in May 2026. This month’s total is now 43 (published as 44) and the 12-month average moved with it. Every comparison in the headline still holds.
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