Wellington County Housing Market: What October 2025 Data Reveals

The Wellington County real estate market has shifted towards a more balanced environment, favoring buyers. Inventory has surged, with 798 new listings, while the sales-to-listing ratio dropped to 36.22%. Sellers must adapt to ensure their homes stand out, as average selling times extend and prices stabilize. Opportunities exist for both buyers and sellers. … More Wellington County Housing Market: What October 2025 Data Reveals

Buyers Take the Lead in Wellington County’s Fall Market

In July 2025, Wellington County’s real estate market favors buyers with increased inventory and slower turnover, despite rising home prices. Sales have slightly improved year-over-year, but unit sales dropped notably. Sellers face a competitive environment, necessitating strategic pricing and presentations to stand out. The market outlook remains buyer-friendly through 2025. … More Buyers Take the Lead in Wellington County’s Fall Market

Helping Hands Needed – Support Our Local Women & Children’s Shelter

Marianne’s Place, a local women and children’s shelter, urgently needs everyday essentials to support families escaping difficult situations. Donations of pantry staples, household supplies, personal care items, and comfort goods are crucial. Additionally, a fundraiser aims to raise $15,000 for shelter programs, emphasizing community support to help rebuild lives. … More Helping Hands Needed – Support Our Local Women & Children’s Shelter

More Homes, More Choices: Why Buyers Hold the Advantage This Summer

In July 2025, Wellington County’s real estate market favors buyers with increased inventory and slower turnover, despite rising home prices. Sales have slightly improved year-over-year, but unit sales dropped notably. Sellers face a competitive environment, necessitating strategic pricing and presentations to stand out. The market outlook remains buyer-friendly through 2025. … More More Homes, More Choices: Why Buyers Hold the Advantage This Summer

Stay or downsize? The crossroads facing retirees

A Royal LePage survey reveals nearly 30% of Canadians nearing retirement expect to carry mortgage debt, significantly increasing from previous years. Factors include market gains and affordability. While 46% consider downsizing, nearly half prefer remaining in their homes. Retirement strategies now include smart mortgage management and adapting to diverse financial needs. … More Stay or downsize? The crossroads facing retirees

Buyer’s Market or Balanced? Your 2025 Real Estate Snapshot in the Region

In June 2025, Wellington County’s real estate market shows a shift towards buyers, marked by a 37.35% rise in inventory and stable prices. While the median sale price slightly increased, expired listings surged, indicating seller challenges. Buyers gain leverage with longer decision times, but sellers of condos and land must adjust expectations amidst fierce competition. … More Buyer’s Market or Balanced? Your 2025 Real Estate Snapshot in the Region

May 2025 Real Estate Trends in Wellington County

In May 2025, Wellington County’s real estate market showed a buyer’s market trend, with a 24.07% increase in new listings yet a 4.18% decline in unit sales. While home prices rose slightly, expired listings surged, indicating longer selling times. Buyers benefit from increased choices; sellers face more competition and pricing challenges. … More May 2025 Real Estate Trends in Wellington County

Spring 2025 sprouts Buyer’s Market in Wellington County

In April 2025, Wellington County’s real estate market shows signs of a buyer’s market with decreased sales activity and increased inventory. Sales volume fell by 10.4%, but home prices remained relatively stable. Median prices decreased slightly. Buyers benefit from greater selection, while sellers face longer timelines and competitive pricing challenges. … More Spring 2025 sprouts Buyer’s Market in Wellington County

Spring 2025 Trends Show Buyer’s Market Emerging

In March 2025, Wellington County’s real estate market indicates a shift toward a buyer’s market. Unit sales decreased by 17.45% year-over-year, while new listings surged by 20.92%, reflecting increased supply. Although average home prices rose slightly by 1.49%, the sales-to-listings ratio dropped to 37.40%, indicating slower conditions. Buyers may benefit from enhanced negotiating power due to more inventory, while sellers must ensure their homes are well-prepared and competitively priced to attract offers. … More Spring 2025 Trends Show Buyer’s Market Emerging