As of December 2025, Wellington County’s real estate market has shifted toward a buyer’s market, characterized by increased inventory and slower sales. Unit sales dropped by 25.15%, while expired listings surged. Sellers must adapt their strategies due to this new dynamic, emphasizing accurate pricing and effective marketing to succeed in 2026. … More Wellington County Real Estate: A Buyer’s Market Takes Hold as 2025 Closes

Explore Wellington County’s November 2025 real estate market. Rising listings, softer prices, and what buyers and sellers need to know now. … More Wellington County Real Estate: Why November 2025 Solidifies the Buyer’s Market

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

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

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