📣 NEWSFLASH! Here are the real estate market stats you need to know for September 2025 vs. 2024 home sales in Toronto, Mississauga, Oakville, and Burlington.
Across the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board areas in our report, pricing continued to trend lower year over year in most categories, with a few bright spots: Toronto detached home values held even with last year, Oakville semis and condo townhomes advanced annually, and Burlington condo apartments matched last year’s average. On a month-over-month (August to September 2025), activity re-accelerated in Toronto and Mississauga — while Oakville and Burlington saw mixed results. Seasonality is giving way to fall momentum in the 416 and Mississauga, while buyers remain price-sensitive across Halton.
Here’s the month-over-month story from August → September 2025:
◼️ Toronto – Average prices climbed across every property type with an increase in sales volume, signalling a more energized fall start. Toronto average detached home values up $160,000 month over month, while flat to last year. Semi-detached home values up $50,000 month over month, yet down 9% over last year. Freehold townhomes up $43,000 month over month, down almost 4% over last year. Condo towns essentially flat on the month over month, down over last year. Condo apartments edging up slightly on the month over month, yet down close to 4% over last year.
◼️ Mississauga – Momentum improved with a greater number of homes sold, however modest price growth in most segments. Notable opportunity to buy a freehold semi or townhouse here with the average price hovering in the mid $900s – making it an opportune category for first time homebuyers.
Mississauga’s average detached home values essentially flat on the month over month, down 5.5% year over year. Semi-detached home values down $16,000 month over month with the average price just north of $950,000 and down just over 2% from last year. Freehold townhouses home values. down almost $25,000 month over month and down over 7% from last year Condo towns held stead, yet down 4.5% over last year. Condo apartments slightly up over the month prior, yet down 8% to last year.
◼️ Oakville – interesting results here with fewer homes sold across most categories as compared to the month prior. Considerable dip in the average detached home values, down close to $50,000 over the month prior however down almost 16% over last year. Semi-detached saw a standout gain, up almost $150,000 over the month prior and up 8.6% over last year. Freehold towns down slightly month over month, and down 4.5% over last year. Condos towns up $55,000 on the month over month and a massive 20% gain year over year. Condo apartments saw an $80,000 drop over the month prior yet flat year over year.
◼️ Burlington detached home values dropped $106,000 month the month over month, down 16% year over year – the biggest drop by home type in Burlington. There was a period of time where Burlington detached home values were at par with Mississauga, however we’re seeing that smaller price-point detached homes are transacting in Burlington, in a sub $900k price point, contributing to a drop in the average detached home price which was just under $1.3m in September. Semi-detached homes were up $39,000 month over month and down just under 3% over last year. Freehold townhouses down close to $25,000 month over month and essentially flat over last year. Condo towns steady month over month yet were down 9.3% year over year. Condo apartments rebound, up $79,000 month over month and flat over last year.
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