Market Reports

$1,205,121

Burlington's average sale price jumped to $1,205,121 in May — up sharply year-over-year and from April — driven by a tight, low-inventory single-family market, even as townhouse and condo prices kept softening.

$755,202

Hamilton's average sale price was $755,202 in May — flat for single-family homes year-over-year, but down sharply for condos and townhouses, where inventory is now stacking up.

$885,938

The Hamilton-Burlington corridor's combined average price was $885,938 in May — up 1.2% year-over-year on a strong Burlington month, even as the broader picture across most segments remains one of gradual softening.

$773,150

Stoney Creek's average sale price fell to $773,150 in May — down 4.7% year-over-year — but sales jumped 36.4% as buyers responded to softer pricing, one of the strongest sales gains anywhere in the Hamilton market this spring.

$782,148

Hamilton's average sale price was $782,148 in April — single-family sales actually grew year-over-year, while townhouse and condo sales fell sharply as that segment's months of supply climbed toward buyer-favourable territory.

$1,066,134

Burlington's average sale price fell to $1,066,134 in March — both segments saw prices soften, but the real story is days on market, which jumped more than 50% for single-family and townhouse/condo alike.

$722,960

Hamilton's average sale price fell to $722,960 in March — single-family sales dropped sharply year-over-year while townhouse and condo sales actually grew, a reversal of the pattern that showed up later in the spring.