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BUYER’S MARKET
Wellington County remained in buyer’s market territory through July, with the year-to-date sales-to-listings ratio sitting at 35.49%, below the 39% threshold. Pricing softened year over year, as the median sale price declined 4.34% to $733,000, while the average sale price decreased 2.29% to $850,025. Sales activity also eased, with sales volume down 4.72% to $233.76M and unit sales decreasing 2.48% to 275 transactions. New listings declined 5.36% to 653, while expired listings rose 81.82% to 120, indicating continued competition among sellers. Although the monthly sales-to-listings ratio improved to 42.11%, up 1.24% from last July, the year-to-date ratio remains below the balanced market threshold, keeping Wellington County in buyer’s market territory overall.
BUYER’S MARKET
The City of Guelph remained in buyer’s market territory through July, with the year-to-date sales-to-listings ratio sitting at 37.52%, below the 39% threshold. July pricing softened year over year, as the median sale price declined 2.64% to $720,000, while the average sale price decreased 2.80% to $756,427. Sales activity also slowed, with sales volume falling 17.26% to $108.17M and unit sales declining 14.88% to 143 transactions. New listings decreased 12.03% to 329, while expired listings increased 72.73% to 57, showing continued competition among sellers. Although the monthly sales-to-listings ratio sat at 43.47%, the year-to-date ratio remains below the balanced market threshold, keeping buyer-favourable conditions in place across the City of Guelph.
BUYER’S MARKET
Centre Wellington remained in buyer’s market territory through July, with the year-to-date sales-to-listings ratio sitting at 37.12%, below the 39% threshold. July pricing softened year over year, as the median sale price declined 6.57% to $747,500, while the average sale price decreased 5.86% to $803,359. Sales activity also eased, with sales volume down 13.71% to $35.35M and unit sales decreasing 8.33% to 44 transactions. New listings rose 2.86% to 108, while expired listings increased 75% to 21, indicating continued competition among sellers. Although some inventory activity increased, the year-to-date ratio remains below the balanced market threshold, keeping Centre Wellington in buyer’s market territory overall.
BALANCED MARKET
Guelph/Eramosa moved into balanced market territory through July, with the year-to-date sales-to-listings ratio sitting at 42.00%, above the 39% threshold. July market activity strengthened significantly compared to last year, with sales volume rising 110.03% to $26.08M and unit sales increasing 75% to 21 transactions. Pricing also moved higher, as the median sale price rose 2.14% year over year to $1,075,000, while the average sale price increased 20.20% to $1,242,112. New listings increased 15.38% to 30, while expired listings held steady at 4. With stronger monthly sales activity and a year-to-date ratio now above the balanced market threshold, Guelph/Eramosa shifted into balanced market conditions through July.
BALANCED MARKET
Hamilton remained in balanced market territory through July, with the year-to-date sales-to-listings ratio sitting at 43.53%, above the 39% threshold. Pricing softened year over year, as the median sale price declined 4.35% to $660,000, while the average sale price decreased 3.41% to $745,303. Sales activity also eased, with sales volume falling 10.65% to $377.12M and unit sales declining 7.50% to 506 transactions. New listings decreased 19.83% to 1,019, while expired listings dropped 15.98% to 142, showing that overall inventory activity has softened. Despite lower sales activity, Hamilton remained in balanced market territory through July.
BUYER’S MARKET
Halton Hills remained in buyer’s market territory through July, with the year-to-date sales-to-listings ratio sitting at 35.44%, below the 39% threshold. July pricing softened year over year, as the median sale price declined 11.35% to $875,000, while the average sale price decreased 7.60% to $954,084. Sales activity also eased, with sales volume down 10.72% to $63.92M and unit sales dipping 1.47% to 67 transactions. New listings decreased 14.14% to 164, while expired listings rose 112.50% to 17, reflecting continued competition among sellers. Although the monthly sales-to-listings ratio improved to 40.85%, the year-to-date ratio remains below the balanced market threshold, keeping Halton Hills in buyer’s market territory overall.
BALANCED MARKET
The Waterloo Region remained in balanced market territory through July, with the year-to-date sales-to-listings ratio sitting at 44.39%, above the 39% threshold. Pricing continued to soften year over year, as the median sale price declined 2.88% to $675,000, while the average sale price decreased 3.73% to $707,025. Sales activity also eased, with sales volume falling 13.20% to $414.32M and unit sales declining 9.43% to 586 transactions. New listings decreased 14.39% to 1,166, while expired listings rose 10.13% to 174. With the monthly sales-to-listings ratio improving to 50.26%, balanced market conditions continued across Waterloo Region despite ongoing price moderation.
BALANCED MARKET
Cambridge remained in balanced market territory through July, with the year-to-date sales-to-listings ratio sitting at 46.96%, above the 39% threshold. July pricing softened compared to last year, as the median sale price declined 5.26% to $649,000, while the average sale price decreased 1.89% to $687,982. Sales activity also eased, with sales volume down 5.13% to $108.70M and unit sales decreasing 3.07% to 158 transactions. New listings declined 7.35% to 315, while expired listings dropped 22.50% to 31, suggesting fewer properties left the market unsold. With the monthly sales-to-listings ratio at 50.16%, Cambridge continued to show balanced market conditions through July.
BUYER'S MARKET
Puslinch remained in buyer’s market territory through July, with the year-to-date sales-to-listings ratio sitting at 30.53%, below the 39% threshold. July activity strengthened compared to last year, with sales volume rising 8.72% to $19.48M and unit sales increasing 20% to 12 transactions. Pricing was mixed, as the median sale price rose 3.14% year over year to $1,560,000, while the average sale price decreased 9.4% to $1,623,000. New listings held steady at 30, while expired listings increased 150% to 5, reflecting continued competition among sellers. Although the monthly sales-to-listings ratio improved to 40.00%, the year-to-date ratio remains below the balanced market threshold, keeping Puslinch in buyer’s market territory overall.
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