Clarington real estate led Durham Region with an average residential price gain of 42.7% over April of last year. The Toronto Real Estate Board's (TREB) latest market stats put the average property selling at $638,252 - up from last year's 447,200.
The average selling price of homes in the GTA this April was $920,791. This represents a 24.5% increase over 2016. Sales volume was down 3.8% and new listings jumped 33.6% from last year.
Active listings increased slightly - 3.0%, which shows that inventory levels are recovering somewhat. Compared to previous periods, this is good news for buyers with the supply starting to catch up to demand.
The MLS Home Price Index helps to normalise the statistics, by adjusting sales statistics to represent typical homes within MLS areas. When using these numbers, Clarington showed a composite annual gain of 38.99%, compared to the TREB average of 31.7%.
Inventory levels continue at very low levels with 1.0 months of inventory on hand across the board. This means that a current sales levels, all of the property would be bought up in the GTA in 1.0 months (if no new listings were added). Many areas within the GTA have similar figures, but unsurprisingly to those who read my reports, Durham Region still has the lowest inventory in the entire area. Overall, there is only 0.6 months inventory in the area. In Clarington, there is just 0.7 months inventory. Many home prices and types are experiencing bidding wars.
The average listing in Clarington spent 7 days on the market. The TREB average was 9 days.
The average listing sold for 112% of asking, again demonstrating that demand is very strong, and a clear indication of multiple offers on many listings.
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