November always seems to disappear in a blink, and this month the real estate market matched that same quick, steady rhythm. Across Shelburne and the surrounding Dufferin County communities, pricing held firm, buyers took a more thoughtful approach, and days on market edged up as winter settled in. It wasn’t a dramatic month by any means, but it offered some valuable insight into what 2026 may have in...
The Market at a GlanceOctober brought a noticeable shift in the local real estate scene. As we head deeper into fall, both buyers and sellers are approaching the market more thoughtfully. In this update, I’m breaking down what happened in each of our towns — Orangeville, Shelburne, Mulmur, Southgate, Grand Valley, Clearview, Collingwood, and Dufferin County overall.Whether you're just watching from the...
The Market at a GlanceAugust felt like late summer in more ways than one. Buyers were out there, but they weren’t in a hurry. Sellers saw longer timelines, and yet prices didn’t slip much at all. Across Dufferin County, the average price came in at 916,645 — just a 1% dip from last month and basically even with last year. That small change says a lot: despite fewer sales, values are holding....
The Market at a GlanceHere is how I am reading the month. July brought energy back to showings and offers. Dufferin County recorded 90 sales which is a healthy lift from June while days on market held at 40. Pricing was not one size fits all. Orangeville and Shelburne nudged higher, the county average eased, and Collingwood moved at a slower pace. That mix says the market is balanced but choosy.Homes that...
The Market at a GlanceJune brought a mix of momentum and hesitation across Dufferin County and the surrounding communities. While many buyers are taking a little extra time to make decisions, prices in several towns have actually crept upward compared to May. This trend is a sign that serious buyers are still in the market, especially for well-priced, move-in-ready...
The Market at a Glance March brought a noticeable shift in the local real estate scene. While the number of new listings climbed across nearly every township, buyer activity didn’t quite keep pace. Some of the slowdowns can be chalked up to normal seasonal shifts—but there's also a bigger picture at play, with interest rates and broader economic uncertainty continuing to influence how both buyers and...
The Market at a GlanceThe local real estate market is shifting in response to multiple factors—seasonality, interest rates, and now the economic uncertainty surrounding new US tariffs. Buyers and sellers are taking a step back to assess how these changes might impact affordability, supply chains, and overall confidence in the market. While prices have increased in some areas, sales have slowed...
The Market at a GlanceJanuary 2025 has wrapped up, and the real estate scene in Dufferin County and its surrounding areas is looking interesting. Whether you're buying, selling, or just nosy about home prices (we all are), here's the latest scoop on what’s happening in the market. Sales activity is picking up after the holiday slowdown. Dufferin County recorded 63 sales, up...
December brought the typical holiday slowdown to Dufferin County’s real estate market. While transactions dropped and days on market increased, some areas showed resilience with steady or improving prices. Below is a category-by-category breakdown of the market’s performance across the region. The number of homes sold in December was noticeably lower across all towns,...
As we head into the final months of the year, the Dufferin County real estate market is showing a mix of trends across different towns and property types. While some areas, like Orangeville, are experiencing a seller’s market with high demand and rising prices, others, such as Shelburne and Dundalk, are leaning towards buyer’s markets with longer days on market and more negotiating power for buyers....
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