Home sales in the Greater Toronto Area increase for a second straight month in April, according to the region’s real estate board. Both outlets report that total home sales are up 7% year over year. At the same time, the average selling price continues to fall, with both sources noting prices shrink again after earlier declines. The reports describe the April market as a spring period shaped by lower pricing, which coincides with the increase in sales activity. While the sources provide consistent direction on sales and prices, they focus on year-over-year trends rather than offering a detailed breakdown by property type or neighbourhoods. Overall, the combined coverage indicates that demand measured through completed transactions improves modestly compared with the same month last year, even as the average amount buyers pay is lower. The pattern suggests that affordability changes are influencing buyer behaviour, but the articles do not attribute the movement to a specific cause beyond the observed price shift.