Oakville-Burlington Real Estate Update

10-03-2020 722 General 0 Comments


Oakville-Burlington...February 2020 residential re-sale housing sales summary as reported by the Oakville, Milton and District Real Estate Board and the Realtors Association of Hamilton-Burlington...


                       February 2020 compared to February 2019

 

Oakville/Burlington

 

 

      Feb

     2020 

 

Feb

 2019

 

Change 



   #of Res   

Sales

Oakville

 

343

177

+93.79%

 Burlington

 

241

198

+21.72%  

 

Average

Sale $


Oakville

 $1,164,093 

$951,933

+22.29%

Burlington

$837,102

$683,264

+22.52%


Median

Sale $

    Oakville


$992,000

$860,000

 +15.35%

Burlington

 

$770,000

$637,000

+20.88%


                         February 2020: Avg Days on the Market:
                                 Oakville: 17   Burlington: 17



                            Year to Date: 2020 compared to 2019

 

Oakville/Burlington

 

 

YTD

2020

 

YTD

2019

 

% Change



 

#of Res Sales



Oakville

568

353

+60.91%

Burlington

391

359

+8.91%

 

Average Sale $



Oakville

$1,126,283  

 $989,753 

 +13.79%

Burlington

$837,268

$695,142

+20.45%

 

Median Sale $



Oakville

$978,500

$875,000

+11.83%

Burlington

 

$785,000

$640,000

+22.66%


                                2020 YTD: Avg Days on the Market:
                                      Oakville: 24   Burlington: 21


                                               

                                            Feb/20 Months of Inventory*

     Oakville: Active Listings: 542  #of Sales: 343 Months of Inventory: 1.58

   Burlington: Active Listings: 274  #of Sales: 241 Months of Inventory: 1.14 

    *0-3 Months – Seller’s Market    3-4 Months – Balanced Market    4+ Months – Buyer’s Market


*The average home price is found by adding the value of all sales and dividing by the number of homes.

*The median sale price is the midpoint of all sales.

Source: Oakville, Milton and District Real Estate Board (OMDREB) and
Realtors Association of Hamilton-Burlington (RAHB).

Statistics are never 100% accurate - they are a tool to be used in conveying a pattern that reflects trends and changes.



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