MILTON MARKET REPORTS
Monthly updates and analyses on property sales, pricing trends, and market forecasts specific to Milton.
Milton’s housing market continued to show encouraging signs in June 2025, with homeownership affordability improving for the second consecutive month. Lower average selling prices and reduced borrowing costs compared to last year provided more accessible entry points for buyers.
Improved Affordability in May 2025: In May 2025, the Milton housing market saw a welcome shift in affordability compared to the same time last year. With more homes on the market and fewer buyers competing, savvy homebuyers were able to take advantage of greater inventory and stronger negotiating power.
Milton Real Estate Market Watch – April 2025 Milton Market Springs to Life: April 2025 Real Estate Report A seasonal lift in home sales, strong year-over-year growth, and a fresh influx of listings — Milton’s real estate market is showing promising movement this spring. Let’s unpack the latest numbers and what they mean for local buyers and sellers. Steady Momentum: Milton Sales Continue to Climb In line with typical seasonal patterns, home sales in Milton rose again in April 2025 , offering some relief after a sluggish winter. MILTON REALTORS® reported 156 residential sales through the TRREB MLS® System , marking a 7.5% increase compared to April 2024. This uptick signals growing confidence in the local market — a contrast to broader trends across the Greater Toronto Area, where many prospective buyers are still on the sidelines awaiting more clarity on borrowing costs and economic conditions. Inventory Surge Offers Buyers More Options April wasn’t just about rising sales — the number of new listings in Milton surged to 472 , a significant 51.77% increase year-over-year . This growth in supply has helped create more balanced conditions, offering buyers greater selection and negotiating power. TRREB Chief Information Officer Jason Mercer noted that "inventory levels remained elevated historically in April, pointing to substantial choice for households looking to purchase a home in the GTA." He added that the increased selection allowed buyers to better negotiate pricing, contributing to slightly softer prices on a seasonally adjusted basis.
