Sales volume and time on market are related but not the same measurement, and the board's release speaks to volume and supply rather than a public days-to-sell figure, so the honest comparison is pace of activity, not a specific speed claim.
What actually moves a specific house faster than the market average is pricing it to the current 1.63 months of supply and to real comparables rather than to what it might have sold for a year ago.
The market backdrop is favourable, but the file that closes quickly is the one priced correctly for today, not for last year. Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.