*Note: Simcoe figures isolate southern boundary zones directly reporting to TRREB servers rather than the county’s standalone local northern exchange.
SOURCE: Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (Toronto & GTA numbers) | Cornerstone Association (Hamilton-Burlington & Waterloo Region) | BRREA & CREA (Brantford & Area)
| Month | 2025 Sales | 2025 Price | 2026 Sales | 2026 Price | Price Trend |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| January | 3,819 | $1,041,187 | 3,047 | $968,527 | ▼ Down |
| February | 4,127 | $1,096,586 | 3,838 | $1,007,726 | ▼ Down |
| March | 4,958 | $1,090,372 | 4,995 | $1,015,088 | ▼ Down |
| April | 5,556 | $1,108,505 | 5,925 | $1,051,487 | ▼ Down |
| May | 6,195 | $1,120,716 | 6,574 | $1,069,944 | ▼ Down |
| June | 6,191 | $1,101,854 | 6,770 | $1,058,658 | ▼ Down |
| YTD / Total | 30,846 | $1,100,534 | 31,149 | $1,037,597 | ▼ Down |
Regional Directory
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| Metric | Current Market Baseline | Structural Context & Insights |
|---|---|---|
| 💰 Unified Average Price | $1,154,200 | Reflects all low-rise and high-density housing segments combined. |
| ⏱️ Average Days on Market | 25 Days | Indicates highly active, fast-moving property inventory turnover. |
| 📈 Market Blueprint | Balanced, Resilient Growth | Driven directly by long-term structural supply and inventory limits. |
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