Temperatures are rising while Toronto home sales are falling.

The Toronto Real Estate Board’s latest numbers show sales plunged 37% last month compared with a year ago and 22% below the average June for the past decade, even as listings rose 16%.

In its new forecast, TREB expects the lull will continue with single digit year-over-year price increases for the remainder of 2017.

The average price was nearly $794,000 – up over 6% from the same month last year.

Vancouver saw a similar lull after the B.C. government introduced a 15 % foreign buyers tax last summer.

Ontario introduced a similar tax among other measures in April.