Niagara’s real estate market saw unit sales decline 7% and the average sale price dip 2%, reflecting a slower pace of activity this month. With seven months of inventory available, conditions have shifted toward a balanced-to-buyer’s market. Increased supply is giving purchasers more time and choice, while sellers are adapting to more competitive pricing. Overall, the region remains steady, offering opportunities for buyers seeking value and stability in Niagara’s diverse housing market.
Hamilton and Haldimand’s real estate markets are showing balanced conditions with five months of inventory. Dunnville remained steady, with sales down 1% and prices off 2%. Hamilton saw sales ease 6% and prices dip 3%, while Stoney Creek and Ancaster experienced similar moderation. Glanbrook showed the largest adjustment, with sales down 13% and prices down 6%. Increased inventory is giving buyers more options and negotiation room, while sellers adjust to a more measured market pace.
Review current market conditions below and speak with your Royal Lepage NRC REALTOR® for continued advice.
Niagara-on-the-lake
Unit Sales: -19%
Average Sale Price: +8%
Niagara Falls
Unit Sales: -10%
Average Sale Price: -5%
Fort Erie
Unit Sales: -1%
Average Sale Price: -4%
St. Catharines
Unit Sales: -4%
Average Sale Price: -0.5%
Thorold
Unit Sales: -14%
Average Sale Price: -6%
Pelham
Unit Sales: +2%
Average Sale Price: -5%
Welland
Unit Sales: -7%
Average Sale Price: -1%
Port Colborne
Unit Sales: -9%
Average Sale Price: +2%
Lincoln
Unit Sales: -11%
Average Sale Price: -3%
West Lincoln
Unit Sales: +5%
Average Sale Price: +1%
Grimsby
Unit Sales: -4%
Average Sale Price: -4%
Dunnville
Unit Sales: -1%
Average Sale Price: -2%
Hamilton
Unit Sales: -6%
Average Sale Price: -3%
Ancaster
Unit Sales: -6%
Average Sale Price: -3%
Stoney Creek
Unit Sales: -12%
Average Sale Price: -3%
Glanbrook
Unit Sales: -13%
Average Sale Price: -6%
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