That’s a decision that completely depends on your personal situation. If you have a condo in the core and you're looking to move into a house or get more square footage outside the city, then selling may be the right choice. Keep in mind, however, that it may take a while to sell because there are a lot of condos on the market right now. So it's important to differentiate yourself with great staging and strong marketing and to work with a committed agent who will market your property properly.
If you've owned your condo for more than a year or two, you will still likely make a reasonable profit over what you originally paid. If your unit is an investment property that's on the smaller side (you may have purchased it for use as a rental or an Airbnb) that's where the greatest oversupply of listings is right now. You'll have a harder time selling, so our recommendation is to be patient, or if you can, wait it out until after the pandemic is over when people want to be living downtown again, and demand for short-term rentals rebounds when travel starts up again.