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Toronto home prices dropped one per cent to $1,098,200 in October, according to the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board <renx.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=d66997478044aa776e96a0795&id=dc41e0008f&e=250614e47e>, contributing to an 18 per cent decline in real estate values since the Bank of Canada started raising interest rates.