Durham Region Real Estate Blog
Posted on
June 5, 2017
by
John Owen

Whitby's real estate market for residential properties felt the impact of a wave of new listings in May with a drop in sales volume and a price drop versus April.
The Toronto Real Estate Board's (TREB) latest market stats put the average property selling at $728,176 - up from last year's 603,729 by 20.6%, but well down from April's...
Posted on
June 5, 2017
by
John Owen

The Oshawa real estate market has finally found some inventory to help temper the demand that seemed insatiable just a few months ago. It posted a much more modest 17.0% average annual price gain in May 2017.
The Toronto Real Estate Board's (TREB) latest market statistics show the average Oshawa property at $526,774 - up from last year's...
Posted on
June 5, 2017
by
John Owen

As changes in inventory have had a cooling impact on much of the GTA market, Clarington real estate once again stood out with an average residential price gain of 28.8% over May of last year.
This is very good, but the average price in Clarington last month was 638,252. The recent spike in inventory appears to be helping...
Posted on
May 25, 2017
by
John Owen

Clarington's Top Real Estate Areas
Considering buying or selling a home in Clarington? It would help to understand which MLS districts are performing best in the area.
This article shows which ones are doing best in the most recent quarter for which residential sales figures are available.
Newcastle +32.0%
Posted on
May 24, 2017
by
John Owen
Oshawa Community Performance
For the most recent quarter for which residential sales statistics are available, the following areas (or districts) showed the strongest year-over-year average price gain for the Oshawa area:
Centennial +39.8%

The number one area in Oshawa was Centennial. The average increase here was an outstanding 39.8% with...
Posted on
May 4, 2017
by
John Owen

Scugog real estate is still rising, although at a reduced pace in April with a 21.5% average annual price increase on residential properties. The Toronto Real Estate Board's (TREB) latest market stats put the average property selling at $661,990 - up from last year's 544,746.
It is noteworthy that the smaller number of properties sold in...
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