Homes Sold: 131
Average Price: $972,391
New Listings: 323
Active Listings (July 31, 2025): 482
Sales increased slightly from 130 in June 2025 to 131 in July 2025 (+0.8%).
Average price decreased from $1,014,107 in June 2025 to $972,391 in July 2025 (-4.1%).
New listings decreased from 364 in June 2025 to 323 in July 2025 (-11.3%).
Active listings declined from 493 in June 2025 to 482 in July 2025 (-2.2%).
Sales rose from 106 in July 2024 to 131 in July 2025 (+23.6%).
Average price increased from $926,425 in July 2024 to $972,391 in July 2025 (+5.0%).
New listings grew from 300 in July 2024 to 323 in July 2025 (+7.7%).
Active listings surged from 378 in July 2024 to 482 in July 2025 (+27.5%).
Strong Year-over-Year Growth: Sales and prices increased significantly compared to July 2024, reflecting robust demand.
Monthly Price Dip: The average price dropped month-over-month (-4.1%), potentially indicating short-term market adjustments.
Inventory Trends: Active listings remain higher than 2024 levels (+27.5%), offering buyers more options.
Sales-to-New-Listings Ratio (SNLR): ~41% (131 sales ÷ 323 new listings), suggesting a Balanced Market.
*SNLR 40%-60% = Balanced Market*
*SNLR >60% = Seller’s Market*
*SNLR <40% = Buyer’s Market*
Homes Sold: 105
Average Price: $901,117
New Listings: 265
Active Listings (July 31, 2025): 333
Sales decreased slightly from 107 in June 2025 to 105 in July 2025 (-1.9%).
Average price declined from $945,581 in June 2025 to $901,117 in July 2025 (-4.7%).
New listings increased from 260 in June 2025 to 265 in July 2025 (+1.9%).
Active listings dropped from 339 in June 2025 to 333 in July 2025 (-1.8%).
Sales remained flat at 105 (no change year-over-year).
Average price decreased from $954,114 in July 2024 to $901,117 in July 2025 (-5.6%).
New listings rose slightly from 263 in July 2024 to 265 in July 2025 (+0.8%).
Active listings increased from 279 in July 2024 to 333 in July 2025 (+19.4%).
Stagnant Sales Volume: No year-over-year growth in sales, suggesting stable but not expanding demand.
Price Corrections: Prices dipped both monthly (-4.7%) and annually (-5.6%), potentially signaling a cooling market.
Inventory Growth: Active listings rose significantly compared to 2024 (+19.4%), giving buyers more leverage.
Sales-to-New-Listings Ratio (SNLR): ~40% (105 sales ÷ 265 new listings), indicating a Balanced Market.
*SNLR 40%-60% = Balanced Market*
*SNLR >60% = Seller’s Market*
*SNLR <40% = Buyer’s Market*
Homes Sold: 170
Average Price: $996,314
New Listings: 372
Active Listings (July 31, 2025): 472
Sales decreased from 189 in June 2025 to 170 in July 2025 (-10.1%).
Average price increased from $961,292 in June 2025 to $996,314 in July 2025 (+3.6%).
New listings declined from 452 in June 2025 to 372 in July 2025 (-17.7%).
Active listings dropped from 504 in June 2025 to 472 in July 2025 (-6.3%).
Sales rose from 152 in July 2024 to 170 in July 2025 (+11.8%).
Average price decreased slightly from $1,004,814 in July 2024 to $996,314 in July 2025 (-0.8%).
New listings fell from 409 in July 2024 to 372 in July 2025 (-9.0%).
Active listings increased from 405 in July 2024 to 472 in July 2025 (+16.5%).
Mixed Demand Signals: While sales grew year-over-year (+11.8%), monthly sales dropped sharply (-10.1%), suggesting potential short-term buyer hesitation.
Price Resilience: Despite annual price softening (-0.8%), monthly prices rose (+3.6%), indicating market volatility.
Tightening Supply: Both monthly and yearly declines in new listings (-17.7% and -9.0% respectively) may pressure inventory.
Sales-to-New-Listings Ratio (SNLR): ~46% (170 sales ÷ 372 new listings), reflecting a Balanced Market.
*SNLR 40%-60% = Balanced Market*
*SNLR >60% = Seller’s Market*
*SNLR <40% = Buyer’s Market*
Homes Sold: 213
Average Price: $736,383
New Listings: 575
Active Listings (July 31, 2025): 749
Sales increased significantly from 182 in June 2025 to 213 in July 2025 (+17.0%).
Average price decreased from $764,501 in June 2025 to $736,383 in July 2025 (-3.7%).
New listings declined slightly from 586 in June 2025 to 575 in July 2025 (-1.9%).
Active listings dropped from 778 in June 2025 to 749 in July 2025 (-3.7%).
Sales rose from 205 in July 2024 to 213 in July 2025 (+3.9%).
Average price decreased from $776,241 in July 2024 to $736,383 in July 2025 (-5.1%).
New listings increased from 501 in July 2024 to 575 in July 2025 (+14.8%).
Active listings surged from 569 in July 2024 to 749 in July 2025 (+31.6%).
Strong Sales Momentum: July saw a notable monthly sales jump (+17.0%) and modest annual growth (+3.9%), reflecting robust buyer activity.
Price Adjustments: Prices declined both monthly (-3.7%) and annually (-5.1%), suggesting a buyer-friendly market.
Growing Inventory: Active listings rose sharply year-over-year (+31.6%), providing buyers with more options.
Sales-to-New-Listings Ratio (SNLR): ~37% (213 sales ÷ 575 new listings), indicating a Buyer’s Market.
*SNLR 40%-60% = Balanced Market*
*SNLR >60% = Seller’s Market*
*SNLR <40% = Buyer’s Market*
Homes Sold: 175
Average Price: $840,400
New Listings: 318
Active Listings (July 31, 2025): 405
Sales increased from 144 in June 2025 to 175 in July 2025 (+21.5%).
Average price rose from $807,960 in June 2025 to $840,400 in July 2025 (+4.0%).
New listings decreased from 388 in June 2025 to 318 in July 2025 (-18.0%).
Active listings declined from 447 in June 2025 to 405 in July 2025 (-9.4%).
Sales grew significantly from 138 in July 2024 to 175 in July 2025 (+26.8%).
Average price decreased slightly from $851,400 in July 2024 to $840,400 in July 2025 (-1.3%).
New listings fell from 373 in July 2024 to 318 in July 2025 (-14.7%).
Active listings increased from 377 in July 2024 to 405 in July 2025 (+7.4%).
Strong Sales Growth: Both monthly (+21.5%) and annual (+26.8%) sales surged, indicating robust buyer demand.
Price Recovery: Prices rebounded monthly (+4.0%) after a slight annual dip (-1.3%), showing market resilience.
Tightening Supply: New listings dropped sharply month-over-month (-18.0%) and year-over-year (-14.7%), potentially leading to future inventory constraints.
Sales-to-New-Listings Ratio (SNLR): ~55% (175 sales ÷ 318 new listings), reflecting a Balanced Market leaning toward sellers.
*SNLR 40%-60% = Balanced Market*
*SNLR >60% = Seller’s Market*
*SNLR <40% = Buyer’s Market*
Homes Sold: 21
Average Price: $1,462,171
New Listings: 82
Active Listings (July 31, 2025): 140
Sales remained stable at 21 (no change month-over-month).
Average price increased significantly from $1,065,929 in June 2025 to $1,462,171 in July 2025 (+37.2%).
New listings remained unchanged at 82.
Active listings increased slightly from 135 in June 2025 to 140 in July 2025 (+3.7%).
Sales decreased from 32 in July 2024 to 21 in July 2025 (-34.4%).
Average price rose slightly from $1,441,395 in July 2024 to $1,462,171 in July 2025 (+1.4%).
New listings increased from 65 in July 2024 to 82 in July 2025 (+26.2%).
Active listings surged from 97 in July 2024 to 140 in July 2025 (+44.3%).
Sales Slowdown: Significant annual sales decline (-34.4%) suggests cooling buyer demand despite stable monthly activity.
Price Volatility: Dramatic monthly price jump (+37.2%) may reflect shifting inventory mix rather than sustained appreciation.
Growing Inventory: Active listings rose sharply year-over-year (+44.3%), creating more options for buyers.
Sales-to-New-Listings Ratio (SNLR): ~26% (21 sales ÷ 82 new listings), indicating a strong Buyer's Market.
*SNLR 40%-60% = Balanced Market*
*SNLR >60% = Seller's Market*
*SNLR <40% = Buyer's Market*
July’s housing market across Durham Region showed a mix of balanced conditions, buyer-friendly pockets, and a few areas holding steady. While sales in some cities picked up compared to last month, prices in many areas saw a slight dip, giving buyers more negotiating power.
Sales Activity: Most areas saw steady or modestly higher sales compared to last year, with Clarington and Oshawa posting the biggest gains.
Prices: Several cities experienced small price drops from June, suggesting short-term adjustments. Clarington and Whitby were exceptions, posting price gains.
Inventory: Active listings remain higher than last summer, giving buyers more choice and reducing the urgency to compete aggressively.
Market Type:
Balanced Markets – Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Clarington
Buyer’s Markets – Oshawa, Uxbridge
Pickering: Sales up from last year, prices slightly lower than June. More homes on the market than in 2024.
Ajax: Prices down from both last month and last year; balanced but leaning toward buyers.
Whitby: Prices rebounded from June; sales dipped from last month but still up year-over-year.
Oshawa: Strong monthly sales jump but prices lower; remains a buyer’s market.
Clarington: Biggest sales growth in the region; prices climbing again after a dip in June.
Uxbridge: Sales slower than last year, big monthly price jump due to higher-end sales; buyer’s market.
If you’re buying, there are more options and softer prices in many areas.
If you’re selling, well-priced homes are still moving—especially in balanced markets like Clarington, Pickering, and Whitby—but buyers are choosier than they were last year.
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