C01$569,000−6.4%C02$817,600−9.0%C08$496,000−10.3%C10$599,700−4.4%C11$452,200−2.4%C14$572,700−9.4%C15$512,400−10.7%DURH · PICK$477,400−9.6%E01$578,200−9.3%E02$714,000−4.8%E06$553,200−4.8%E07$473,800−14.1%E08$469,300−9.1%E09$438,000−12.7%HALT · OAKV$563,800−10.1%PEEL · BRAM$394,800−16.9%PEEL · MISS$503,200−8.7%W01$516,900−16.6%W02$585,500−12.3%W06$587,800−1.9%YORK · MARK$532,000−10.2%YORK · RICH$498,600−12.1%YORK · VAUG$531,700−6.5%

Oakville housing market

HALT · OAKVAll home types

June 2026 · released 2026-07-02

Oakville

All home types · monthly2026-06

Value · MLS HPI composite

Benchmark, mix-adjusted — what a comparable unit is worth.

Benchmark mix-adjusted
$1,163,100
Benchmark Y/Y
−6.0% down
HPI index
313.4

Sold prices

Avg. sale price — reflects what sold, not what a comparable unit is worth. Use the benchmark above for value.

Avg sale price
$1,454,094
Median price
$1,360,000
Avg price Y/Y
+0.4% up
Avg price M/M
−6.7% down
12-mo high
$1,626,843
12-mo low
$1,325,983

Activity

SP/LP
96.0%
Days on market
29 d
Incl. relisted
42 d
Mos inv (trend)
5.1 mo
SNLR (trend)
34.3%
Sales
297
New listings
740
Active listings
1,196
Dollar volume
$431,866,050

Figures cover the whole municipality of Oakville, all home types only — coarser than a Toronto district, which covers a handful of neighbourhoods.

TRREB Market Watch · All home types · 2026-06 · released 2026-07-02
Mos inv and SNLR are TRREB's published 12-month moving averages, not single-month ratios. They and Avg. PDOM appear only on the All Home Types table. Y/Y and M/M compare published monthly averages for this district.
Statistics are provided by the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board. Not an appraisal. Figures reflect completed MLS transactions in the areas noted.

Price history · avg and median · monthly sales

No plottable figures for this district yet.
Monthly market figures
PeriodAverage priceMedian priceSales
No data on file.

Inventory · new listings, sales, active · 12 months

New Sales Active (line)

No inventory figures on file for this district.
Inventory by month
PeriodNew listingsSalesActive listings
No data on file.

About Oakville

Reviewed July 27, 2026

Figures shown
All home types — the panel above defaults to this segment for Oakville because its housing stock is freehold dominant. The write-up below describes the neighbourhood as a whole, not one segment of it.
Region
Halton
Transit
Oakville GO and Bronte GO on the Lakeshore West line with frequent two-way service; Oakville Transit locally. Bus rapid transit on Dundas Street is planned; no opening date is confirmed. There is no rapid transit line under construction in Oakville.
Typical deposit
Midrise pre-construction has generally followed 5% early to 15% or 20% before occupancy. Ground-related releases use fixed instalments. Resale takes the standard 5%.
Price context
A low-rise market where lot, frontage and school catchment drive price far more than price per square foot. Downtown and lakefront pricing is distinct from north Oakville. Confirm current figures before relying on them.
Also known as
Bronte, Downtown Oakville, Glen Abbey

Oakville runs along Lakeshore Road East and West through downtown and out to Bronte Harbour, with Trafalgar Road, Kerr Street, Dundas Street West, Speers Road and Bronte Road framing it. Downtown Oakville sits on Lakeshore Road East, Sheridan College's Trafalgar campus and Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital are north, Oakville Place is at Trafalgar and the QEW, and Ford's Oakville Assembly Complex sits along the highway corridor.

Predominantly resale — Oakville is a low-rise market with limited condominium supply concentrated downtown, on Kerr Street and along Trafalgar. Assignments are handled where the inventory exists, mainly in the newer midrise buildings north of the QEW.

Low-rise market, condominium-market headlines

Applying a condominium percentage to a detached house on Lakeshore Road is the most common analytical error we see here.

Where the two markets meet is downsizing. Selling a house in a firm low-rise market and buying into a softer condominium market is currently a favourable trade, and the sequencing of the two transactions determines how much of that advantage you keep.

What we check

On low-rise: inspection, permits matching what is standing, grading and drainage, and any Committee of Adjustment history. On a smaller condominium building: reserve fund study, planned capital work, and how many units the corporation has to spread a special assessment across — a twenty-unit building and a two-hundred-unit building handle the same roof very differently.

What's active here

Midtown Oakville and Trafalgar corridor — Approvals and phased construction. The area around Oakville GO and Trafalgar Road is the designated growth focus and where most new condominium supply is planned. Approvals here have long horizons, so check what is actually permitted before pricing an exposure.

Kerr Street and downtown midrise — Registered and ongoing. Smaller condominium buildings near downtown and along Kerr, bought largely by downsizers. Low turnover, so comparable sets are thin and individual sales carry weight.

North Oakville low-rise — Phased releases and freehold resale. Ground-related communities north of Dundas, released in batches. Assignment activity here is ground-related and governed by builder consent terms that are often stricter than condominium equivalents.

Assignments · TRREB Oakville

Placeholder inventory

Current assignment inventory
DeveloperProjectOriginal purchaseDeposits paidAsking vs originalOccupancyBuilder consent

Placeholder rows. Live assignment inventory is added once a listing is confirmed, with the builder's consent terms verified against the original agreement.

Enquiry · Oakville

2026-06

05 Get in touch

Tell us the number you can put down, and when.

That one answer decides most of the rest — which releases you can act on, whether a 20 per cent extended schedule is workable, and whether an assignment with deposits already paid is the cheaper way in.

If you already hold a contract and are thinking about selling it, send the project name and your firm date. We will tell you what your agreement permits before quoting a price.

Telephone
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Email
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Office
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