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York Region Real Estate Market Update: May 2026

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York Region Real Estate Market Update: May 2026

York Region recorded 1,183 sales in May 2026. The average selling price was $1,177,330, while the median price was $1,090,000.

New listings reached 3,323, with a sales-to-new-listings ratio of 33.9%. Active listings sat at 5,252, equal to about 5.2 months of inventory.

What this means in York Region

The sales-to-new-listings ratio points to buyer-friendly conditions, with inventory giving purchasers more choice and negotiating room.

This is the high-level city view. The practical advice can change meaningfully by property type, price range, and neighbourhood.

York Region market snapshot

Metric Value
Sales 1,183
Average price $1,177,330
Median price $1,090,000
New listings 3,323
Sales-to-new-listings ratio 33.9%
Active listings 5,252
Months of inventory 5.2
Avg. sale/list price 98%
Avg. listing days on market 28

Data source: Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB). This information is provided for general information only. HSR Team does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of the data.

For buyers

Buyers should compare active listings against recent sales before assuming there is or is not room to negotiate. Inventory, list-price strategy, and days on market matter more than the headline average price.

For sellers

Sellers should price against the most relevant current competition, not only older comparable sales. If inventory is building, presentation and launch strategy become more important. If inventory is tightening, well-positioned homes may regain leverage.

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Harpreet Sandhu and the HSR Team can help you compare this market snapshot against current listings, sold history, and neighbourhood-level conditions in York Region.

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