The GTA housing market continues to favour sellers, with most homes averaging more than 20 per cent in year-over-year growth.

This is according to the latest Royal LePage House Price Survey, which highlights average housing prices reported through the third quarter of 2017.

Aggregate prices — calculated using a weighted average of the medium values of all housing types (two-storeys, bungalows and condominiums) collected — grew by an average of 21.7 per cent since this time last year across the GTA, with the aggregate home price growing from $706,640 to $860,295.

The Brampton housing market in particular is experiencing considerable growth while Mississauga’s is in-line with the rest of the average across the GTA. Aggregate prices grew from $584,717 to $731,544 in Brampton and from $627,605 to $758,750 in Mississauga.