Residential Real Estate Sales Data, Halton Hills

The table below compares year over year Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB) sales data for all housing types in Halton Hills, including Geogretown, Acton, Glen Williams and Rural Halton Hills. All housing types includes detached, semi-detached, townhomes, condominiums, vacant land.  
*: Toronto Real Estate Board Market Watch, Monthly Sales Data, All Housing Types

Year # Sales  Avg Selling Price # Active Listings  Selling Price as
% of List
Avg Days On Market  % Price Change Over Prior Year % Volume Change over Prior Year
2014               1,011  $      504,305               1,546 98% 25    
2015               1,036  $      555,617               1,470 98% 27 2% 10%
2016               1,007  $      634,013               1,247 100% 18 -3% 14%
2017               1,025  $      739,382               1,499 102% 18 2% 17%
2018                  802  $      740,830               1,416 98% 25 -22% 0%
YTD 2019 (May)                    364  $     760,842                    718 98% 23    

Halton Hills Real Estate Sales History, All Housing Types (May 2019)

The following graph provides an excellent insight into the recent sales volume and pricing trends since December 2017. 2018/19 winter sales volumes (the black line) very closely mirror 2017/18 winter sales volumes and subsequent spring recovery, however volumes remain relatively low compared to 2017, when May hit a volume high of 136 units sold (compared to 95 in May 2019). Current average prices continues to climb in 2019 with May prices surpassing the $800,000 mark which hasn't been achieved since November 2018 and April 2017 before then. 

These MLS sales statistics represent all housing types in Halton Hills - including detached, semi, townhome, condo and vacant land.

For more information on local real estate sales statistics and sales data, or to find out what your house might sell for in today's market, please call Thom at (416)524-6530 or email thom@callthom.com

Anecdotally, sales seem to have stalled slightly early in June with several listings remaining on market longer than expected and prices being dropped accordingly. May volume was a precurser to this despite the fact that prices continue climbing.  Seller's can likely expect to have their houses on market for a little longer than expected unless they are very aggressively priced. Buyer's have less selection to choose from but may be able to negotiate a bit more than normal in what I'd call a balanced market.
 

Halton Hills Sales Data Graph



For more information on local real estate sales statistics and sales data, or to find out what your house might sell for in today's market, please call Thom at (416)524-6530 or email thom@callthom.com.