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The Post-Election Real Estate Outlook | The Last Honest Realtor

In this episode of The Last Honest Realtor, host David Fleming tackles the aftermath of Canada’s 2025 federal election—and why, despite all the promises, Toronto’s housing market remains stuck in the same cycle of gridlock, speculation, and political soundbites. What begins with a sharp story about development roadblocks turns into a no-holds-barred analysis of the post-election housing landscape. David breaks down why new legislation, tax promises, and party platforms won’t deliver affordability—and how politicians continue to mislead voters about what’s really possible in Toronto real estate. In This Episode: Why the election outcome won’t change market fundamentals How GST and HST rebate promises misrepresent real buyer impacts Why political gridlock at the municipal level continues to block real solutions How developers, not governments, are dictating the pace of new housing Why every party’s housing plan was more about votes than viable policy Timestamps: 00:00 – The Election Is Over. What Happens Now? 04:00 – The False Promise of GST and HST Housing Rebates 10:00 – Why Politicians Can’t (and Won’t) Deliver Affordable Housing 18:00 – Municipal Gridlock: The Real Barrier to New Supply 25:00 – Developers Press Pause, Governments Point Fingers 33:00 – Soundbites vs. Reality: The Future of Toronto’s Housing Market Also in This Episode: David shares a real-world example of political interference in housing development A critical look at “Build Canada Homes” and why government-built housing is a flawed idea Why Toronto real estate is too big to fail—and what that means for buyers and sellers moving forward Subscribe to The Last Honest Realtor on YouTube or your preferred podcast app. Drop a comment if you’re fed up with political promises that never materialize—or if you just want straight answers about what’s really happening in the market. #TheLastHonestRealtor #TorontoRealEstate #HousingPolicy2025 #ElectionPromises #RealEstateTruth