Georgina Housing Market Report

Georgina Real Estate Market — September 2026

Georgina is a buyer's market in September 2026: 21% of new listings sold, inventory sits at 9.8 months, and 85% of sales over the past year closed below list price.

$775,000Median Price
53Sales
9.8 moInventory
Buyer'sMarket

More listings, fewer sales.

520 homes were for sale at the end of September, 18.2% more than a year earlier, against 53 sales, 11.7% fewer. The 12-month average price is $819,882, 15.4% below its June 2022 peak.

Market phase: soft, buyers in control. Supply is still building, so there is no sign of a floor in the inventory figures yet.

Updated: October 10, 2026 | Data: HabiStat MLS® statistics, all associations | Every month since January 2010

Georgina Housing Market — September 2026 At a Glance

September 2026 was a buyer's market in Georgina. Sales came in at 53, 11.7% fewer than a year earlier, and the median price was $775,000, down 3.1%. Supply moved the other way: active listings are 18.2% higher than last September. For the wider picture see the York Region housing market report, and for a neighbouring market the East Gwillimbury real estate market report. Every figure below is compared with the same month a year earlier, which removes the seasonal swing that month-to-month comparisons carry.

Charcoal edge: cooler than a year earlierGold edge: hotter than a year earlierSmall charts: the 12-month average of each figure, Sep 2021 to Sep 2026
Median Sale Price
$775,000
▼ 3.1% vs Sep 2025 ($800,000)
Sep 2021: $757K12-mo avg now: $778K
Average Sale Price
$856,068
▲ 7.1% vs Sep 2025
Sep 2021: $807K12-mo avg now: $820K
Sales
53
▼ 11.7% vs Sep 2025 (60)
Sep 2021: 12512-mo avg now: 51
Months of Inventory
9.81
7.33 a year earlier
Sep 2021: 1.2012-mo avg now: 8.48
Share of New Listings Sold
21%
29% a year earlier · under 40% favours buyers
Sep 2021: 72%12-mo avg now: 27%
Median Days on Market
35
24 a year earlier · average 47
Sep 2021: 912-mo avg now: 26
Median Sale-to-List Price
96.3%
96.8% a year earlier
Sep 2021: 103.3%12-mo avg now: 97.0%
New Listings
249
208 a year earlier
Sep 2021: 17312-mo avg now: 191
Active Listings
520
▲ 18.2% vs Sep 2025 (440)
Sep 2021: 14012-mo avg now: 402
Sold Below List Price
96.2%
76.7% a year earlier · 85% over 12 months
Sep 2021: 34%12-mo avg now: 85%
Sold Above List Price
1.9%
16.7% a year earlier
Sep 2021: 60%12-mo avg now: 10%
Total Dollar Volume
$45.4M
$45,371,600 · September 2026
Sep 2021: $100.7M12-mo avg now: $41.8M
September Summary: 53 sales against 249 new listings left 21% of new supply sold. The median sale closed at 96.3% of its list price and 96.2% of sales closed below list. The average price for the month was up 7.1% while the median was down 3.1%, a sign of mix, not of rising values: the 12-month average price is $819,882, down 1.8% on the year, against a 3.4% decline twelve months ago. No month passed our recovery test in the last 12 months.
Data: HabiStat MLS® statistics, all associations, resale activity to September 2026. October 2026 to date (not included in any figure on this page): 20 sales, 60 new listings, 515 active listings. Metrics may be revised.
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Is Georgina a Buyer's or Seller's Market? — September 2026

The cleanest single read on who holds the leverage is the share of new listings that sell. Under 40% is a buyer's market and over 60% is a seller's market. We show it three ways, because one month can swing: the latest month, the last three months and the last twelve.

Balance Meter

Buyer's Balanced Seller's 0%40%60%100% 21% Buyer's market of new listings sold · Sep 2026
Sep 202621%Buyer's market
Last 3 months25%Buyer's market
Last 12 months27%Buyer's market
Behind the reading
53SalesSep 2026
249New listingsSep 2026
9.23Months of inventory3-month measure
35Days on marketMedian, Sep 2026
96.3%Sale-to-list priceMedian, Sep 2026
85%Sold below listLast 12 months

The needle shows the latest month, which can swing. The three- and 12-month reads are steadier.

Market Phase
Soft, buyers in control

Seven signals, Jul to Sep 2026 against the same months a year earlier.

Sales, last 3 months
175 vs 186 a year ago
−5.9%Cooler
New listings, last 3 months
693 vs 663 a year ago
+4.5%Steady
Share of new listings that sold
25% vs 28% a year ago
−3 ptsSteady
Months of inventory, three-month
9.23 vs 7.17 a year ago
+2.06Cooler
Active listings
520 vs 440 a year ago
+18.2%Cooler
Average price, last 3 months
$852,528 vs $824,674 a year ago
+3.4%Hotter
Sold below list price
89% vs 80% a year ago
+10 ptsCooler

Hotter means tighter for buyers; cooler means more room. A signal moves only when it changes by a set amount: 5% for sales and listings, 2% for price, 3 points for the ratios, 0.3 months for inventory.

What this means: Buyers control negotiations and the market is still loosening. Sales over the last three months are 5.9% lower than last year, new listings are 4.5% higher and active listings 18.2% higher. The share of sales closing below list went to 89% from 80%. The one firmer signal, the three-month average price, reflects which homes sold more than what they are worth: the 12-month average is still lower than a year ago.
Share of new listings that sell — 12-month rolling, since 2010
BuyersBalancedSellers0%20%40%60%80%100%2013201620192022202527%
BuyersBalancedSellers0%20%40%60%80%100%2016202227%

27% of new listings sold over the last 12 months. The median since 2010 is 54%.

Months of inventory
MonthlyThree-month
0.002.004.006.008.0010.0012.0014.0020122016202020249.819.23
0.002.004.006.008.0010.0012.0014.002010201620229.819.23

9.23 months on the three-month measure, against 7.17 a year earlier. How long the current stock of listings would last at the current pace of sales.

Every Month Since 2010 — Share of New Listings That Sold

Charcoal favours buyers, gold favours sellers, and the pale middle is balanced. Read across a row to see the season; read down a column to compare the same month over 17 years.

JanJFebFMarMAprAMayMJunJJulJAugASepSOctONovNDecD 2026172226202331322321 2025313428232826253229344642 2024434039333525313529334282 2023405850545837344123192760 2022536749333135374851444661 2021617367646578699170817296 20205753433856707167736598110 2019293939362940415038417584 2018232930303433313135425157 2017868759462421214626394085 20165980637478637369766095111 20154355606055728161716767126 20144959634866657169597076116 20134960636959635767587365110 2012386058586864615757569378 2011375443484860516573708869 2010454641674845634746706487
Under 25%25 to 33%33 to 40%40 to 60% (balanced)60 to 75%75 to 100%100% and over

Best positioned right now: Buyers with financing in place. Detached homes are 86% of Georgina's sales; 84% of them closed below list over the last year and detached inventory is 8.46 months.
Most pressure: Sellers priced to last year's market. Over the last 12 months, 47 listings were pulled for every 100 that came to market, against a long-run norm of 25.

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How Much Are Georgina Buyers Negotiating?

Whether homes sell above or below their list price is the most direct measure of who is negotiating from strength. At the height of the last cycle, in April 2022, 70% of Georgina homes sold above list over the year. Today 85% sell below it.

Sold Below List, 12 Months
85%
76% a year earlier
Sold Above List, 12 Months
10%
19% a year earlier
Median Sale-to-List
96.3%
The typical September sale closed 3.7% under list
Asking vs Selling
+7.0%
Median list $829,000 · median sale $775,000
Sales below, at and above list price — last 12 months, since 2010
Below listAt listAbove list
0%20%40%60%80%100%2012201420162018202020222024202685%10%5%
0%20%40%60%80%100%2016202285%10%5%

Each month's share weighted by that month's sales and averaged over 12 months. Above and below are measured against the original list price.

What sellers should take from this: The median home on the market in September was listed at $829,000; the median home that sold went for $775,000. Listings priced to where buyers are transacting sell. The rest sit, and 47 of every 100 new listings over the last year were pulled without selling.

Georgina Home Prices by Property Type — Detached, Condo & Townhouse

Detached homes are 86% of Georgina's resale activity, so the detached figures are the market. Sales over the last 12 months for the other types: semi-detached 11, row townhouse 35, condo townhouse 1, condo apartment 11. Read those rows as direction only. The types with at least ten sales are 10.2% to 23.3% below their price peaks. Investors can cross-check the real estate investor guide and the investment deal analyzer.

Detached
$849,484 avg
12-month average · −1.6% on the year · −17.6% from peak
529 sales
28% of listings sold
84% below list
8.46 months inventory
Soft, buyers in control
Semi-detached
$697,227 avg
12-month average · −11.3% on the year · −23.3% from peak
11 sales
30% of listings sold
91% below list
4.50 months inventory
Early recovery, buyers in control
Row townhouse
$696,430 avg
12-month average · −6.7% on the year · −20.0% from peak
35 sales
42% of listings sold
89% below list
3.25 months inventory
Balanced
Condo townhouse
$615,000 avg
12-month average · 0.0% on the year · −15.8% from peak
1 sales
9% of listings sold
100% below list
9.00 months inventory
Soft, buyers in control
Condo apartment
$507,773 avg
12-month average · +3.0% on the year · −10.2% from peak
11 sales
46% of listings sold
82% below list
3.75 months inventory
Balanced
12-month average price by property type, since 2010
DetachedSemi-detachedRow townhouseCondo townhouseCondo apartment
$0K$200K$400K$600K$800K$1.0M$1.2M20122014201620182020202220242026$849K$697K$696K$615K$508K
$0K$200K$400K$600K$800K$1.0M$1.2M20162022$849K$697K$696K$615K$508K

Total dollar volume divided by sales over the trailing 12 months, for each property type.

The Last 12 Months by Property Type

Property TypeSalesShareAverage Pricevs Year AgoFrom PeakListings SoldBelow ListActiveMonths Inv.
All homes612100%$819,882−1.8%−15.4%27%85%5209.23
Detached52986%$849,484−1.6%−17.6%28%84%3958.46
Semi-detached112%$697,227−11.3%−23.3%30%91%64.50
Row townhouse356%$696,430−6.7%−20.0%42%89%133.25
Condo townhouse10%$615,0000.0%−15.8%9%100%49.00
Condo apartment112%$507,773+3.0%−10.2%46%82%53.75

All homes also counts link homes and other types not listed, so shares do not add to 100%. Months of inventory is the three-month measure.

Current Active Inventory Snapshot

Active Listings
520
440 a year earlier
Median List Price
$829,000
Half the market is listed below this
Average List Price
$907,922
Upper end pulls the average higher
Median Days on Market
35
For homes that sold in September

Is Now a Good Time to Upgrade in Georgina?

A move-up buyer sells and buys in the same market, so what matters is the gap between the two homes, not the level of prices. We track that gap every month back to 2010. Today a detached home costs 22.0% more than a row townhouse, against a long-run median of 21.1%. In other words the step up is priced about normally. In dollars it is $153,054, against $191,633 at its widest in March 2023. Row townhouses are a small part of Georgina's market (35 sales in 12 months), so treat the gap as a guide. Review the full buyer's guide for York Region before making your move.

$153K
Row Townhouse → Detached | 12-month average prices to September 2026
Upgrade PathSelling (12-Mo Avg)Buying (12-Mo Avg)Step UpPremiumTypical Since 2010Read
Row townhouse → Detached$696,430$849,484$153,054+22.0%+21.1%In line with normal
Semi-detached → Detached$697,227$849,484$152,257+21.8%+15.5%Wider than usual
Condo townhouse → Detached$615,000$849,484$231,351+37.6%+61.4%Narrower than usual
Condo apartment → Row townhouse$507,773$696,430$188,657+37.2%+52.5%Narrower than usual
Condo apartment → Semi-detached$507,773$697,227$189,455+37.3%+60.9%Narrower than usual
Condo townhouse → Row townhouse$615,000$696,430$97,418+15.8%+33.5%Narrower than usual

A free home valuation gives you your current equity position, the essential first step before any move-up decision. Also review the seller's guide to understand your net proceeds. Get a Free Valuation →

How much more a detached home costs than a row townhouse, since 2010
+14%+16%+18%+20%+22%+24%+26%+28%+30%+32%20122014201620182020202220242026Median since 2010+22.0%
+14%+16%+18%+20%+22%+24%+26%+28%+30%+32%20162022Median since 2010+22.0%

The premium has ranged from +14.8% in June 2025 to +30.1% in August 2017. It was lower than today in 62% of earlier months.

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Georgina Communities — Where to Buy in 2026

Each Georgina community has its own price point, property mix and pace. For nearby markets, see East Gwillimbury and Newmarket. A community sees only a handful of sales in any one month, so the figures below cover the full 12 months to September 2026, which is the shortest window that gives a reliable read.

Supply Pressure by Community — 12 Months to September 2026

CommunitySalesAverage Pricevs Year AgoListings SoldBelow ListActiveMonths Inv.Condition
Keswick South200$783,390−5.1%34%81%1115.95Buyer-leaning
Sutton & Jackson's Point130$828,562+5.3%23%81%12710.30Buyer-leaning
Keswick North116$838,272−7.2%29%90%917.80Buyer-leaning
Historic Lakeshore Communities64$961,457+6.4%21%86%6813.60Buyer-leaning
Pefferlaw46$721,337+1.1%22%91%5715.55Buyer-leaning
Virginia25$675,560−18.1%30%88%1810.80Buyer-leaning
Baldwin24$763,475−4.1%20%92%4318.43Buyer-leaning

Listings sold = sales ÷ new listings over 12 months. Above 60% = seller-leaning; 40–60% = balanced; below 40% = buyer-leaning. Average prices cover all property types, so a change in the mix of homes sold can move a neighbourhood's average as much as the market does.

Keswick South
Established residential area
$783K
Avg Price
200
Sales
6.0
Months Inv.
81%
Below List
Residential34% of listings sold
Average price down 5.1% on the year, on 200 sales against 237 the year before. 111 active listings. Get sold alerts for Keswick South →
Sutton & Jackson's Point
Lakeshore character, Lake Simcoe access
$829K
Avg Price
130
Sales
10.3
Months Inv.
81%
Below List
Lake Simcoe AccessWaterfront AreaCharacter Homes23% of listings sold
Average price up 5.3% on the year, on 130 sales against 153 the year before. 127 active listings. Get sold alerts for Sutton & Jackson's Point →
Keswick North
Slightly newer housing stock
$838K
Avg Price
116
Sales
7.8
Months Inv.
90%
Below List
Newer Builds29% of listings sold
Average price down 7.2% on the year, on 116 sales against 120 the year before. 91 active listings. Get sold alerts for Keswick North →
Historic Lakeshore Communities
Along the Lake Simcoe shoreline
$961K
Avg Price
64
Sales
13.6
Months Inv.
86%
Below List
Lake Simcoe21% of listings sold
Average price up 6.4% on the year, on 64 sales against 59 the year before. 68 active listings. Get sold alerts for Historic Lakeshore Communities →
Pefferlaw
Rural eastern community, larger properties and acreage
$721K
Avg Price
46
Sales
15.6
Months Inv.
91%
Below List
RuralAcreage22% of listings sold
Average price up 1.1% on the year, on 46 sales against 65 the year before. 57 active listings. Get sold alerts for Pefferlaw →
Virginia
Small inland community in southeastern Georgina
$676K
Avg Price
25
Sales
10.8
Months Inv.
88%
Below List
Inland30% of listings sold
Average price down 18.1% on the year, on 25 sales against 21 the year before. 18 active listings. Get sold alerts for Virginia →
Baldwin
$763K
Avg Price
24
Sales
18.4
Months Inv.
92%
Below List
20% of listings sold
Average price down 4.1% on the year, on 24 sales against 27 the year before. 43 active listings. Get sold alerts for Baldwin →

Buying or Selling in Georgina? September 2026 Strategy Guide

Buyers have the leverage. Pricing decides everything else.

85% of sales over the last year closed below list, and 47 of every 100 listings were pulled without selling. Homes that sold in September took a median of 35 days.

Execution matters more than timing right now. Talk to Matthew directly →

Buyer's Playbook — September 2026
Buyer's Market
1
Negotiate — the numbers support itThe median September sale closed at 96.3% of list price, and 85% of sales over the last year closed below list. Offer on the evidence of recent sales, not on the asking price. See full buyer resources for York Region.
2
Most room: Baldwin and Historic Lakeshore CommunitiesOnly 20% and 21% of new listings sold there over the last 12 months, with 18.4 and 13.6 months of inventory.
3
Keep your conditionsWith 9.8 months of inventory, there is no reason to waive financing or inspection conditions. Do not give up protections you do not need to give up.
4
Least room: Keswick South34% of new listings sold there, the highest share in Georgina, followed by Virginia and Keswick North at 30% and 29%. All three are still buyer's markets, with 6.0 months of inventory in Keswick South.

Buyer Resources →

Seller's Playbook — September 2026
Price To Sell
1
Price to where homes are selling, not where they are listedThe median listing asks $829,000; the median sale is $775,000. Start with a free Georgina home valuation built on sold prices.
2
The first weeks decide the outcomeHomes that sold in September took a median of 35 days. 47 of every 100 listings over the last year were pulled without selling.
3
You have more competition than last yearActive listings are 18.2% higher than a year earlier and new listings over the last three months are 4.5% higher. Preparation and price have to beat 520 other listings.
4
Move-up sellers: the math still worksYou will sell for less than at the peak, but you also buy for less. The step from a row townhouse to a detached home is $153,054, against $191,633 at its widest, and you buy with negotiating room.

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Georgina Investment & Rental Market Outlook — 2026

The headline says Georgina rents are falling fast: the average lease signed through the MLS over the last 12 months was $2,633 a month, down 7.2% on the year. Split the same leases by bedroom count and the move is smaller: −2.4% for a 1-bedroom, −5.2% for a 2-bedroom, −1.7% for a 3-bedroom and −2.2% for a 4-bedroom. Rents are lower at every size, but part of the headline is a change in the mix of units leased. See the full Georgina rental market report.

Average rent by bedroom count — 12-month average
1 bedroom2 bedroom3 bedroom4 bedroom
$1,000$1,500$2,000$2,500$3,000$3,50020122014201620182020202220242026$3,212$2,755$2,160$1,768
$1,000$1,500$2,000$2,500$3,000$3,50020162022$3,212$2,755$2,160$1,768

Total lease value divided by leases signed over the trailing 12 months, for each bedroom count.

BedroomsLeases, 12 MonthsAverage Rentvs Year AgoFrom PeakListings LeasedActiveMedian Days to Lease
1 bedroom34$1,768−2.4%−9.3%47%1212
2 bedroom83$2,160−5.2%−6.6%49%2222
3 bedroom128$2,755−1.7%−4.4%59%4014
4 bedroom90$3,212−2.2%−4.6%56%2223

For Investors

346
leases signed in the last 12 months, up 0% from 345
346 leases in 12 months against 345 the year before, with purchase prices 15.4% below their peak.
Rental inventory2.84 a year ago
2.71 months
Purchase pricesfrom the 2022 peak
−15.4%
Row townhouse renta month, 12-month average
$2,573
Row townhouse price12-month average
$696,430
Rough gross yieldrent × 12 ÷ price, before all costs
4.4%
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For Renters

$2,160
average 2-bedroom rent a month, −5.2% on the year
Rents are lower than a year ago at every bedroom count.
Rental listingslast 12 months, against 681 three years ago
642
Listings that leasedlast 12 months
54%
1-bedroom rent−2.4% on the year
$1,768
3-bedroom rent−1.7% on the year
$2,755
3-bedroom listings leasedthe tightest size
59%
See the rental report →

For Landlords

21 days
median time to lease in September 2026
54% of rental listings leased over the last year. Price to the bedroom count, not the headline average.
Listings that did not leaselast 12 months
46%
1-bedroom rentfrom its peak
−9.3%
2-bedroom rentfrom its peak
−6.6%
3-bedroom rentfrom its peak
−4.4%
4-bedroom rentfrom its peak
−4.6%
Talk to Matthew →

Rents are averages of leases signed through the MLS® over the last 12 months. The gross yield compares average rent with average sale price for row townhouses; they are not the same homes, so treat it as a rough guide.

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Georgina Real Estate FAQ — Prices, Market & Communities

Prices & Market Conditions

What is the average home price in Georgina in 2026? +
The average home price in Georgina in September 2026 was $856,068, with a median sale price of $775,000. The median is down 3.1% from $800,000 in September 2025. Because a single month can swing with the mix of homes sold, the steadier measure is the 12-month average, which is $819,882. Detached homes are 86% of sales and averaged $849,484 over the last 12 months; row townhouses averaged $696,430.
Is Georgina a buyer's or seller's market right now? +
Georgina is a buyer's market as of September 2026. 21% of new listings sold in the month and 27% over the last 12 months, against the 40% line below which buyers hold the leverage. Inventory stands at 9.81 months, and 85% of sales over the last 12 months closed below list price. Every Georgina community on this page is below the 40% line.
Will Georgina home prices drop further in 2026? +
The data shows the decline slowing while supply keeps building. The 12-month average price is $819,882, 15.4% below its June 2022 peak, and it is 1.8% lower than a year ago, against a 3.4% annual decline twelve months earlier. Active listings are 18.2% higher than a year ago and sales over the last three months are 5.9% lower. A sustained turn would show up first as sales of 70 or more a month with inventory at 5.0 months or less.

Communities

What are the best communities in Georgina to buy in 2026? +
Each Georgina community serves a different buyer. Over the last 12 months Keswick South recorded the most sales (200) at an average of $783,390. Historic Lakeshore Communities had the highest average price at $961,457, and Virginia the lowest at $675,560. Buyers have the most room in Baldwin and Historic Lakeshore Communities, where 20% and 21% of new listings sold. The least room is in Keswick South at 34%, which is still a buyer's market.
How far is Georgina from Toronto? +
Georgina (Keswick) is approximately 65–70 km north of downtown Toronto. By car via Highway 404, expect 60–80 minutes depending on traffic. There is no direct GO Train service to Georgina. The closest GO stations are Newmarket and East Gwillimbury, requiring a connecting drive of 20–25 minutes. Georgina's affordability relative to southern York Region reflects in part this commute trade-off.
Does Georgina have good access to amenities? +
Keswick serves as Georgina's main service centre with grocery, retail, healthcare, and schools. The town has a hospital and several major retail anchors. For larger urban amenities — major hospitals, universities, and specialized services — residents typically travel to Newmarket or Barrie. Lake Simcoe is Georgina's defining recreational asset, providing boating, fishing, and waterfront lifestyle access that distinguishes it from comparable inland markets.

Buying & Selling

Is now a good time to buy a home in Georgina? +
For qualified buyers with stable employment and a five-year horizon, conditions favour the buyer. The 12-month average price is 15.4% below its 2022 peak, inventory is 9.81 months, 85% of sales closed below list price over the last year, and the median sale closed at 96.3% of its list price. There is no supply pressure to act quickly: active listings are 18.2% higher than a year ago. The right time depends on your employment stability and down payment. Compare with the York Region market overview and the East Gwillimbury market report for broader context.
How much do I need for a down payment on a Georgina home? +
For homes priced under $1,500,000, insured financing is available with a minimum down payment of 5% on the first $500,000 and 10% on the remainder. On a detached home at the 12-month average of $849,484, that is a minimum of about $59,900; on a row townhouse at $696,430, about $44,600. Homes at $1,500,000 or more require at least 20% down. Lenders must also qualify you at the higher of your contract rate plus 2% or 5.25%, so a mortgage pre-approval is essential. Use the affordability calculator to estimate your buying power before starting your search.
What is the average rent in Georgina in 2026? +
Over the 12 months to September 2026, leases signed through the MLS in Georgina averaged $2,755 a month for a 3-bedroom, the most commonly leased size, $1,768 for a 1-bedroom, $2,160 for a 2-bedroom and $3,212 for a 4-bedroom. The overall average rent is $2,633, down 7.2% on the year, a larger move than any single bedroom count shows (1.7% to 5.2%), because the mix of units leased changed. For full rental data see the Georgina rental market report, and test a purchase against current rents with the investment deal analyzer.
What to Watch Next

Georgina Real Estate Forecast — What to Watch in October & November 2026

Our test for a real recovery in Georgina: sales of 70 or more a month with inventory at 5.0 months or less. Caution is fewer than 50 sales or more than 7.0 months. Here is how each of the last 12 months scored. No month passed; the closest was June 2026, with 87 sales and 5.84 months of inventory. September reads caution.

Oct 25ONov 25NDec 25DJan 26JFeb 26FMar 26MApr 26AMay 26MJun 26JJul 26JAug 26ASep 26S Sales625028212751516087725053 Inventory6.766.449.3812.389.637.008.248.495.847.3410.509.81 SignalMixedMMixedMCautionCCautionCCautionCMixedMCautionCCautionCMixedMCautionCCautionCCautionC

Gold: recovery test met. Charcoal: caution (sales under 50, or inventory over 7 months). Pale: in between.

✓ Signs of a Floor

Inventory moving down toward 5.0 months while sales hold through the fall. Last year sales were 62 in October and 50 in November; matching those with fewer listings would tighten the market. Watch the share of sales closing below list: it is 89% over the last three months.

✗ Signs of Further Softening

Sales below 50 a month before December, or active listings still above last year's level. The 12-month average price is down 1.8% on the year; if that rate stops improving, the correction has further to run. The Bank of Canada's next rate decision is October 28.

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Coverage

Resale transactions and leases recorded through the MLS® for Georgina, Ontario. Source: HabiStat MLS® statistics, all associations, monthly from January 2010 to September 2026. Excludes new construction sold by builders, assignment sales and private sales. The current partial month is reported separately and left out of every calculation.

Key Definitions

Share of new listings sold (SNLR): sales divided by new listings in the period. Months of inventory: how long active listings would last at the current pace of sales; the three-month measure uses the trailing three months of sales. 12-month average price: total dollar volume divided by total sales over the trailing 12 months. Sale-to-list: sale price as a percentage of list price. Distance from peak: the 12-month average price against its highest level to that point.

How the Reads Are Made

Market phase compares the latest three months with the same three months a year earlier and tags each signal hotter, cooler or steady by a fixed threshold. The balance meter treats under 40% of new listings selling as a buyer's market and over 60% as a seller's market. These are rules applied to the data, not forecasts.

Limitations

Figures by property type or neighbourhood rest on smaller samples and can move with the mix of homes sold, which is why they are shown over 12 months. Average rents cover leases through the MLS® only. All data is subject to revision.

Editorial Notes

Neighbourhood descriptions and commute times are editorial and are not appraisals. Commute times reflect typical off-peak conditions.


All metrics are for informational purposes only and do not constitute financial, legal or investment advice. MLS® is a registered trademark of the Canadian Real Estate Association. Matthew Gizzie is a registered REALTOR® with Keller Williams Realty Centres, Brokerage.

Matthew Gizzie is a registered REALTOR® with Keller Williams Realty Centres, Brokerage. Proudly serving York Region, Simcoe County, and the Greater Toronto Area including Newmarket, Aurora, Richmond Hill, Vaughan, Markham, Barrie, and Bradford. Not intended to solicit buyers or sellers currently under contract. MLS® and REALTOR® are trademarks of The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA).

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