Welcome to this week's Halton Hills housing update! So, I have May’s numbers to report, along with what happened this week. Let’s get into it! So, looking at May’s overall numbers, we are down compared to last year, but I think we are sitting in a better spot than we have been over the past few months. In May of 2025 we sold 73 units and our average price was $1,162,000. May was only one of two months in 2025 where the average price was over a million dollars, so it was... [read more]

Welcome to this week's Halton Hills housing update! So, I would say this week's update is pretty good. It's not a doom and gloom update, so that's a positive. So, looking at last week's numbers, in Georgetown we had 12 sales which is a decent number. We also had 18 new listings which isn’t great considering the gap between sales and new listings, but we had some terminations this week that helped keep inventory at bay. Acton had four sales this week, which is high for... [read more]

Welcome to this week’s Halton Hills housing update! I missed last week so we’ll be covering two weeks today. So, we didn’t have anything crazy happen over the past two weeks. We had 13 sales in Georgetown one week and 10 the next week. That’s not necessarily low, but it also isn’t very high considering we are in the “spring market” right now. The market feels steady though and that’s good! Acton had three sales and then no sales the following... [read more]

Welcome to this week’s Halton Hills housing update! So, I have April’s numbers to report, as well as what happened in Halton Hills this week. It’s felt kind of busy, so let’s get into it! So, in April of 2025, our average price was $1,084,000. This April, our average price is $1,024,000. We are technically down about five and a half percent, but the good news is that we are back to normalcy. We have been sitting between one and 1.1 million for the past 18ish months, but... [read more]

Welcome to this week’s Halton Hills housing update. I missed last week so I’ll be re-capping what happened. We have definitely seen some shifts in the past two weeks. So, in Georgetown we had one week of nine sales and the next week had seven. Sixteen sales over a two week period is not a very high number, especially for April. We are not seeing very active buyers. Acton had one sale one week and then three the following, and the same thing happened in the rural market. Glen... [read more]