In a recent Toronto deal, buyers wrote a personal note, yet sellers still chose them mainly because they submitted the highest bid.
That shift reflects Toronto’s weaker market: fewer bids on homes, almost no multiple offers on condos, and less need for emotional tie-breakers.
In Toronto’s past hotter market, a letter could help when offers matched, especially after heavy showings and crowded offer nights created intense competition.
Now, a Toronto listing agent’s priority is straightforward: choose the strongest price, because most sellers won’t trade money for a heartfelt buyer story.
For Toronto buyers today, solid offers matter more than love letters, with stronger deposits, fewer conditions, or flexible timing helping show real commitment.
Toronto Buyers Need Fewer Letters

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