2025 was a cooling and correction year with lower sales, modest price adjustments, and value‑driven buyers.
Sales declined approximately 8% on average compared to 2024, or 25-50% for higher price range homes (please refer to the charts behind)
Buyers were highly selective, prioritizing premium location, lot size, and architectural quality.
The year end SNLR has jumped to 56% from 22-35% in most of the year, as more homes are taken off the market before the holiday season and the number of new listings has dropped.
In 2026 new year, with interest rate cuts continuing to take effect and confidence gradually improving the market activities and sales are expected to show a stabilization and gradual recovery, although the GTA general market is expected to continue to have further price moderation, the prices in sought-after areas of south Oakville are likely in a flat-to-modest-growth environment, assuming the economic and buyer confidence continue to improve and there's no further macroeconomic and geopolitical risks.
2026 new year’s market activities and sales are likely to improve, if you're thinking of selling or making a move in the new year, it’s always good to start planning as early as from now. Fixing up or minor renovations, staging, strong marketing, and strategic precise pricing ( our expertise) will significantly influence outcomes, please contact us to have an obligation free consultation.
Disclaimer: This market outlook is based on available data, trends, and professional interpretation, forecasts are not guarantees, and actual market performance may differ. Please seek independent advice for your specific real estate needs.
Oakville’s August detached home SNLR (Sales to New Listings Ratio) is at 33% and MOI (Months of Inventory) is at 6.1, which are the same as July.
Oakville single family home market Year over Year comparison:
Sales: Up 32.6%
New listings: Up 41%
Active Listings: Up 31.6%
MOI: Down 2%
Average Price: Down 7.6%
Median Price: Down 3.2%
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In November, Oakville all home types SNLR (Sales to New Listings Ratio) is 38.6%. It’s getting close to a balanced market.
There’s a 5.7% YoY average price increase, a 62% YoY sales increase, and a 30% YoY new listings increase.
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