Home sales in the Greater Toronto Area increase in May, according to the region’s real estate board, even as prices decline. Multiple outlets report that May sales are up about 6% compared with the same month a year earlier. The reports also describe the market as tightening during the month, suggesting sales activity improves relative to supply. Both sources characterize May as part of a broader pattern of recent changes, noting that the Toronto-area market records three consecutive months of higher sales year over year. At the same time, the real estate board’s figures point to falling prices, indicating that increased transactions do not come with higher pricing. The combined coverage frames May as a period where demand for homes strengthens modestly compared with a year ago while price levels soften. Overall, the articles focus on year-over-year comparisons for sales growth and price direction, relying on the real estate board’s monthly reporting for the Greater Toronto Area.