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Erin
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Hamilton Real Estate Market Update – March 2025
The Cornerstone Association of REALTORS® has released its March 2025 housing report, and while ongoing tariffs and trade tensions have influenced the market, there are still positive developments worth noting. Most notably, inventory is up and home prices are trending down — giving buyers more options and more time to make decisions.
This report offers a clear breakdown of current market conditions in Hamilton and surrounding areas. Here’s what we cover:
- Sales, Listings, and Inventory: Data by property type, area, and sub-area.
- Market Trends and Outlook: Insights for buyers, sellers, and investors heading into the spring market.
Sales and Inventory Overview – Hamilton and Surrounding Areas
According to Cornerstone’s data, home sales declined across Hamilton, Burlington, Haldimand County, and Niagara North. Only 701 properties were sold in March — the lowest number for that month since 2009. Year-to-date, sales totaled 1,854 units, marking a 27% drop compared to the same period in 2024.
Hamilton, Burlington, and Niagara North all posted double-digit declines in home sales. Haldimand County saw a smaller dip year-over-year. Despite slower activity, new listings increased, which kept the sales-to-new-listings ratio at 40%. This shift improved inventory levels and pushed months of supply to four — higher than usual for March.
Cornerstone noted:
“Rising supply choice combined with easing demand weighed on home prices across all property types. In March, the unadjusted total residential benchmark price was $811,000, dipping one per cent compared to February and five per cent below levels reported last March.”
Looking Ahead: Hamilton Real Estate Trends
In the next section, we’ll dive deeper into the Hamilton housing market, including detailed insights into home prices, sales activity, and inventory by neighbourhood and property type. Stay tuned for a closer look at what’s shaping the real estate landscape in March 2025 and beyond.
Hamilton Residential Real Estate – Sales and Prices
In March 2025, Hamilton recorded 444 residential property sales, a sharp 29.1% decline year-over-year. According to the Cornerstone Association of REALTORS®, this marks the third consecutive month of slower sales compared to the same period in 2024.
The average price of a residential property in Hamilton dropped to $788,968, down 4.8% from last year.
Slower Start to the Year
By the end of Q1 2025, there were 1,218 residential sales in the Hamilton area — a 21% decline year-over-year and the slowest start to the year since 2010.
While sales fell across all sub-areas within the Hamilton real estate market, Hamilton East stood out by maintaining sales levels similar to last year. As Cornerstone noted:
“All areas experienced exceptionally low sales compared to longer-term trends.”
New Listings and Benchmark Prices
New listings saw a modest increase, with 1,111 homes listed in March, up 4.4% year-over-year. The sales-to-new-listings ratio remained low at 40%, boosting inventory to 1,887 units — a 39.5% increase. This pushed the months of supply to 4.25, nearly doubling from last year (+96.6%).
Cornerstone summarized the pricing impact:
“More choice prevented the typical seasonal boost in prices. The unadjusted benchmark price in March was $754,900, over four percent lower than last year. Seasonally adjusted prices have trended down for four consecutive months.”
Hamilton Real Estate Market – Key Metrics (March 2025)
- Home Sales: 444 residential units sold (↓ 29.1% YoY)
- New Listings: 1,111 homes listed (↑ 4.4% YoY)
- Inventory: 1,887 active listings (↑ 39.5%)
- Months of Supply: 4.25 months (↑ 96.6% YoY)
- Average Price: $788,968 (↓ 4.8% YoY)
- Benchmark Price: $754,900 (↓ 4% YoY)
Next Up: Property Type Comparison
This wraps up our review of Hamilton’s residential market activity and home prices for March 2025. We’ve looked at pricing trends, inventory levels, and how sales performance compares to previous years.
In the next section, we’ll break down sales by property type including detached, semi-detached, townhomes, and condos to see how each segment is performing across the Hamilton housing market.
Property Type Breakdown – Hamilton Real Estate Market
In March, benchmark prices across the Hamilton housing market declined across all property types. The steepest drop came from the condo and apartment segment, which saw a significant year-over-year decrease.
According to the Cornerstone Association of REALTORS®, detached homes saw a 3% decline in price compared to March 2024. However, on a seasonally adjusted basis, prices posted a modest gain from February.
Let’s break down the numbers by property type:
Detached Homes
- Sales: 297 (↓ 27% YoY)
- Inventory: 1,156 (↑ 36.7%)
- New Listings: 712 (↑ 9.2%)
- Average Price: $875,327 (↓ 5.8%)
Semi-Detached Homes
- Sales: 19 (↓ 36.7%)
- Inventory: 77 (↑ 79.1%)
- New Listings: 53 (↑ 23.3%)
- Average Price: $691,237 (↓ 0.8%)
Townhomes (Row Houses)
- Sales: 86 (↓ 29.5%)
- Inventory: 315 (↑ 48.6%)
- New Listings: 195 (↓ 10.6%)
- Average Price: $680,260 (↓ 4.4%)
Apartments & Condos
- Sales: 40 (↓ 38.5%)
- Inventory: 325 (↑ 33.2%)
- New Listings: 147 (↑ 0.7%)
- Average Price: $447,720 (↓ 8.6%)
Market Takeaways by Property Type
Across the board, home sales were down, while inventory levels rose significantly. This shift has led to more options for buyers, but continued pricing pressure especially in the condo and townhome markets. Detached homes still command the highest average price, though they too have seen price softening year-over-year.
Comparing year-over-year trends helps us understand market shifts, but monthly changes also matter. For a side-by-side look with last month’s data, check out our February 2025 Hamilton real estate report.
Next Up: Regional Summary
Now that we’ve covered property types, we’ll zoom in on regional real estate trends across Hamilton and surrounding areas. Up next is the Regional Summary, where we break down key stats by city and sub-market.
Regional Summary – Hamilton Real Estate Market
March 2025 brought sales declines across every region in the Hamilton real estate market, with Glanbrook seeing the sharpest drop — down 46.3% with just 29 homes sold.
The average home price also fell in most regions, with the exception of Dundas and Waterdown, which posted modest year-over-year gains of 3.1% and 1.0%, respectively.
Regional Breakdown – Key Market Trends
Dundas
- Sales: 28 (↓ 28.2% YoY)
- New Listings: 55 (↑ 52.8%)
- Inventory: 67 (↑ 81.1%)
- Average Price: $971,486 (↑ 3.1%)
Waterdown
- Sales: 25 (↓ 24.2% YoY)
- New Listings: 56 (↑ 5.7%)
- Inventory: 91 (↑ 68.5%)
- Average Price: $958,756 (↑ 1.0%)
Inventory Growth Across the Board
While most regions saw fewer sales, inventory levels increased significantly throughout Hamilton. This contributed to higher months of supply, giving buyers more leverage and greater choice.
New listing activity varied by area, with some regions experiencing gains and others seeing slight pullbacks. The result is a more balanced and competitive housing market, especially for those actively searching this spring.
Next Up: Hamilton Home Prices by District
In the next section, we’ll take a look at the Average Residential Price Map, which breaks down the Hamilton real estate market by sub-area. This map gives a detailed view of how prices varied across neighbourhoods in March 2025, helping buyers and sellers understand localized trends.
Average Residential Price by District – Hamilton Real Estate Market
The map above highlights the average residential prices across Hamilton’s sub-areas, offering a hyper-local view of how real estate values vary throughout the region. In this report, we’ve placed a special focus on Dundas and Waterdown, and we continue that here to provide more clarity for buyers, investors, and market watchers interested in these specific communities.
Spotlight on Dundas and Waterdown
These two communities correspond to Sub-Areas 41 and 46 within the Hamilton housing market.
Dundas (Sub-Area 41)
- Sales: 28 homes sold in March
- Average Price: $971,486
- Year-over-Year Change: ↑ 3.1%
Dundas saw a moderate boost in home prices compared to March 2024, despite a broader slowdown in sales. The area continues to maintain strong buyer interest thanks to its small-town feel and community amenities.
Waterdown (Sub-Area 46)
- Sales: 25 homes sold in March
- Average Price: $958,756
- Year-over-Year Change: ↑ 1.0%
Waterdown real estate also posted a slight gain in prices year-over-year. While sales volume was down, values held steady — a sign of consistent demand in this popular market pocket.
Across most sub-areas in Hamilton, home sales declined, but these two regions bucked the trend when it came to price resilience.
Next: Final Thoughts and What’s Ahead
You’ve almost reached the end of our Hamilton real estate market update for March 2025. Up next, we’ll hear from Nicolas von Bredow, spokesperson for the Hamilton-Burlington region at the Cornerstone Association of REALTORS®. He’ll share expert insights on the current market climate and what to expect moving forward.
We’ll also show you how to connect with a sales representative from Judy Marsales Real Estate Brokerage if you're ready to take the next step.
Summary & Expert Insight – Hamilton Real Estate Market
The Hamilton real estate market faced continued shifts in March, as global trade tensions — particularly tariffs and counter-tariffs — put pressure on buyer and seller activity. According to the Cornerstone Association of REALTORS®:
“Continued uncertainty about tariffs and retaliatory tariffs is impacting housing activity.”
While sales slowed, price drops opened new opportunities for buyers.
In total, 701 homes were sold across Hamilton, Burlington, Haldimand County, and Niagara North — the lowest March figure since 2009. Cumulatively, the first quarter recorded 1,854 sales, a 27% drop year-over-year.
Expert Perspective from Cornerstone
Nicolas von Bredow, spokesperson for the Hamilton-Burlington region, shared this comment:
“These challenges have slowed sales throughout the first quarter. However, softening prices and higher inventory levels are giving buyers in the market added time and options.”
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Monday, March 17, 2025
Erin
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Hamilton Real Estate Market Update: February 2025
The Hamilton real estate market saw a 35% decline in sales in February 2025, marking the lowest sales total for the month since 2009. This trend affected both Hamilton and Burlington, according to the Cornerstone Association of REALTORS® (Cornerstone).
Market Trends in Hamilton-Burlington
New listings in the Hamilton-Burlington market fell 9%, aligning with long-term trends. Sales slowed across all regions, with Burlington seeing the most significant drop.
Cornerstone noted that it's too early to tell whether Burlington's decline was a one-time event, especially since the market there has remained relatively stable in recent years. As stated in their report:
“Despite these fluctuations, the market is showing signs of stabilizing and adjusting to long-term trends.”
New Listings and Inventory Statistics
While sales dropped sharply, new listings declined at a more modest rate. Inventory rebounded 28% year-over-year, reaching 2,599 units, the highest February total since 2013.
Cornerstone attributed this inventory growth to increased supply:
“This also led to an increase in months of supply, which reached 4.5 months. This is nearly double the supply seen at this time last year and the second-highest February total on record.”
The decline in sales impacted home prices, with the regional benchmark price recorded at $812,600, reflecting a 3% year-over-year drop. Price decreases were observed across all property types, with semi-detached and row houses experiencing the steepest declines.
What This Report Covers
This report focuses specifically on the Hamilton real estate market and provides insights on:
- Sales Trends: A breakdown of sales by property type and overall market performance.
- Inventory & Listings: How new listings are shaping the market in 2025.
- Market Trends & Predictions: What buyers, sellers, and investors should expect moving forward.
What’s Next: Hamilton Residential Activity & Prices
With February’s slower sales, how has the market responded in terms of residential activity and pricing? The next section of this report will cover key price trends and buyer behavior, providing valuable insights for homeowners, investors, and potential buyers.
Hamilton Residential Activity and Prices: February 2025
In February 2025, the Hamilton real estate market experienced a 25% decline in sales, with only 388 transactions recorded, according to the Cornerstone Association of REALTORS® (Cornerstone). Despite this drop, new listings saw a modest 0.9% increase, reaching 909 listings, exceeding long-term averages.
With sales decreasing and new listings slightly increasing, inventory levels surged by 38%, making February’s supply higher than usual for this time of year.
Hamilton Real Estate Market: Key Metrics
- Home Sales: 388 sales, reflecting a 24.7% year-over-year decrease.
- New Listings: 909 new listings, a minor 0.4% decrease compared to February 2024.
- Average Price: $764,838, marking a 1.8% decline year-over-year.
Inventory Growth in Hamilton
With rising inventory and declining sales, months of supply jumped to 4.3 months, an 83% increase, making it the third-highest February supply on record. Cornerstone further noted:
“This increase in inventory also contributed to a nearly 4% decline in the total residential benchmark price, dropping to $749,400.”
Looking Ahead: Property-Specific Trends
This section provided an overview of Hamilton’s real estate market performance, but what about specific property types? In the next section, we’ll break down sales, new listings, and average prices by property type, offering deeper insights for buyers, sellers, and investors.
Property Type Comparison: Hamilton Real Estate Market
The Hamilton real estate market saw declining sales across most property types in February 2025, with semi-detached homes as the exception, maintaining stable performance, according to the Cornerstone Association of REALTORS® (Cornerstone).
New listings followed a similar pattern, with detached homes seeing a decline, while semi-detached, row, and apartment properties experienced increases. Inventory levels also rose significantly, with Cornerstone reporting:
“Months of supply saw notable increases across all sectors compared to 2024. The apartment sector reached ten months of supply, moving further into a buyer’s market.”
Key Insights: Property Type Statistics
Detached Homes
- Sales: 15.7% decline year-over-year, totaling 578 new listings, a 3.2% drop.
- New Listings: 578 new listings–a decrease of 3.2%.
- Average Price: $838,645, reflecting a 3.6% decrease from the previous year.
Semi-Detached Homes
- Sales: 27.8% increase, with 23 transactions recorded in February.
- New Listings: 39 total, marking a 50% year-over-year increase.
- Average Price: $693,174, up 15.1% compared to February 2024.
Row Homes (Townhouses)
- Sales: 67 total, representing a 42.7% year-over-year decline.
- New Listings: 153 total, a 0.7% increase.
- Average Price: $658,805, down 8% year-over-year.
Apartments/Condos
- Sales: 30 total, a 49.2% decrease from the previous year.
- New Listings: 137 total, up 11.4%.
- Average Price: $397,241, reflecting a 15.3% decline.
According to Cornerstone, rising inventory directly impacted pricing:
“While the rise in inventory contributed to price declines, the apartment sector saw the most significant year-over-year drop, at 6.5 per cent. Despite these shifts, the market offers opportunities, particularly as buyers gain more options and leverage.”
What’s Next? Regional Summary for Hamilton
Now that we’ve analyzed property type trends, we’ll shift our focus to Hamilton’s regional market performance in February 2025. In the next section, we’ll break down key statistics and trends shaping the city’s real estate landscape.
Regional Summary: Hamilton Real Estate Market – February 2025
The Hamilton real estate market saw declining sales across all regions in February 2025, with figures falling below long-term trends. However, months of supply increased in most areas, with Flamborough as the only exception. Notably, Ancaster recorded the highest supply at 8.6 months.
Regional Breakdown: Key Market Trends
Here we’ll break down the areas that had the best performance in terms of sales, while also taking a look at new listings and average prices. Helping us to gain a better understanding of the real estate market. Below is the breakdown:
Hamilton Mountain
- Sales: 94 total, a 17.5% year-over-year decrease.
- New Listings: 198 total, down 2.5% year-over-year.
- Inventory: 329 homes, reflecting a 59.7% increase.
- Average Price: $739,336, up 1.3% year-over-year.
Stoney Creek
- Sales: 59 total, a 33.7% year-over-year decline.
- New Listings: 148 total, unchanged from last year.
- Inventory: 262 homes, up 23%.
- Average Price: $763,384, a 5.6% decrease year-over-year.
Despite its sales decline, Hamilton Mountain remained the top-performing area, in terms of sales. Stoney Creek ranked second, with one of the highest new listing counts in the area. Both regions also saw some of the highest inventory levels in February.
Moving Forward: Average Residential Price by District
Next, we’ll analyze Hamilton’s residential prices by district, offering a closer look at property values in different sub-markets. This breakdown will help buyers, sellers, and investors better understand local price trends within the Hamilton real estate market.
Average Residential Price by District: February 2025
This report has examined key real estate trends in the Hamilton housing market, and now we’re diving deeper into sub-areas within Hamilton Mountain and Stoney Creek. These smaller districts provide a closer look at price trends, helping buyers and sellers understand local market variations.
Hamilton Mountain: Sales & Prices by Sub-Area
Hamilton Mountain led in total sales, with 94 transactions, despite a 17.5% year-over-year decline. The average home price increased slightly, rising 1.3% to $739,336. Below is a breakdown of sub-area pricing trends:
- Sub-Area 15: $858,719 (+10% YoY)
- Sub-Area 16: $787,613 (-4% YoY)
- Sub-Area 17: $613,269 (-7% YoY)
- Sub-Area 18: $703,786 (-6% YoY)
- Sub-Area 25: $742,286 (+12% YoY)
- Sub-Area 26: $831,125 (+25% YoY)
Stoney Creek: Sales & Prices by Sub-Area
Stoney Creek recorded 59 total sales, a 33.7% drop year-over-year. The average home price was $763,384, reflecting a 5.6% decrease. Below is the sub-area breakdown:
- Sub-Area 50: $878,427 (+2% YoY)
- Sub-Area 51: $710,126 (-7% YoY)
- Sub-Area 52: $696,250 (+3% YoY)
Coming Up: Hamilton Market Summary & Next Steps
This concludes our in-depth look at Hamilton’s sub-area price trends. In the final section of this report, we’ll summarize key statistics and provide details on how you can connect with a sales representative at Judy Marsales Real Estate Brokerage.
Summary of Statistics for the Hamilton Real Estate Market
The Hamilton real estate market in February 2025 experienced notable shifts, with sales declining 35% year-over-year across Hamilton and Burlington—the lowest February total since 2009. While new listings dipped 9%, inventory levels rose significantly, reaching the highest levels recorded for February in over a decade.
Key market trends included:
- Sales Decline: All property types saw sales drops except for semi-detached homes, which posted a 27.8% increase.
- Price Adjustments: The regional benchmark price fell 3%, with apartments/condos seeing the most significant price drop at 15.3%.
- Inventory Growth: Months of supply nearly doubled year-over-year, reaching 4.5 months, giving buyers more options and leverage.
- Regional Highlights: Hamilton Mountain remained the top-performing area in sales, while Stoney Creek had one of the highest new listing counts.
Despite the slower sales pace, market conditions indicate a shift toward balance, allowing buyers and sellers to make more strategic and informed decisions.
Nicolas von Bredow, spokesperson for Cornerstone, commented:
“Although the market looks different than what we have experienced the past few years, inventory and benchmark prices reflect a more stable market that is in alignment with long-term trends. Buyers and sellers are able to make more thoughtful decisions, which presents a real opportunity to find a great property.”
With greater inventory, stabilized pricing, and increased negotiating power, now is a great time to explore buying or selling opportunities. The experienced sales representatives at Judy Marsales Real Estate Brokerage are here to provide expert guidance and help you make the right move.
Finding Your Dream Home: Contact a Sales Representative
Finding the ideal home can be challenging, but our dedicated real estate professionals are here to guide you every step of the way. With market expertise and a deep understanding of your needs, our sales representatives will help you make informed decisions and secure the best property for you.
This comprehensive February 2025 market report has provided valuable insights, including:
- Market Trends & Pricing: Sales performance, price fluctuations, and inventory growth.
- Property Type Breakdown: How different property types are performing and what it means for buyers and sellers.
- Future Outlook: What to expect in the coming months and how to strategically buy or sell in Hamilton’s evolving market.
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Tuesday, March 31, 2020
Judy Marsales
General Real Estate Advice
To All Our Customers, Clients and Friends
It has been said that we are living in an unprecedented time. The pandemic - COVID-19 is creating unbelievable challenges for businesses, communities and families. Everything we have taken for granted is changing by the minute. However, we can all get through these difficulties by working together.
Many of us have worked through social/economic challenges before and we will do it again. We will all rise to the challenge once again and come out better, stronger and more united.
During the past few weeks the Judy Marsales Real Estate Ltd family has pulled together to help one another, our customers, clients, community and families. In order to reduce the risk to everyone we work with, our hardworking sales representatives are working for the most part from home or through virtual media. They are here to provide the most up to date real estate information to help and guide you through some of your questions and concerns. As we are fond of saying “Our Knowledge Is Your Power.”
We are happy to speak to you by phone, email or video. The wonderful part of social media is that the technology has provided a great opportunity to stat connected. You can walk through homes by virtual tours, you can set up visual appointments on your computer through Zoom and other apps. You can review all the latest lending data to support your plan without even leaving your current home.
We are here for you during this extraordinary time. We are a community known for its hardworking culture, so I am sure that we will strengthen our communities, our businesses and our friendships during this difficult time. Please stay healthy, stay positive and let’s be there for each other during this long after COVID-19.
With Kindness,
Judy Marsales
Tuesday, March 3, 2020
Judy Marsales
General Real Estate Advice
Maintaining Perspective
The current economic volatility identified by the stock market downturn or the consent worry expressed in the media about the potential virus spread. Or the interruption of supply management due to protests, has many people very concerned about the impact on housing values.
It is understandable to be concerned, especially when the housing market has enjoyed almost two decades of increasing values. However, it is important to maintain a perspective. To stay calm and to build your financial plan with some potential for variance. To this point, it is extremely important to deal with the facts and not the headlines.
Your Source of Information Matters
Social media is a wonderful source of information and wide contact with the world. However, it can also create anxiety where the information may not be relevant to the location. What are your plans? Are you a Baby Boomer who is thinking about downsizing or possibly moving in with family? Multiple generation living is becoming very popular for many different reasons.
Are you a first time home buyer who is concerned about affordability? Or are you a homeowner who is thinking about a renovation or an addition to your current home? The house you live in is your home and should be enjoyed to the best of your ability. Yes, the value may be subject to change depending on the market at any given time. But the home will keep you warm and comfortable.
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The key to reducing your stress is to have a plan based on sound information. We offer an “opinion of value” at no cost to give you the facts and help you make well informed decisions. Call or email us anytime, we are here to help you enjoy your home and support your plans.
Wednesday, February 26, 2020
Judy Marsales
General Real Estate Advice
What are your plans this year?
Are you often out at a function and someone asks you what your plans are; holidays, work, about your current home or lifestyle? Depending on your demographic your discussion about house plans could range from how you are budgeting to the purchase of your first home. And for some it could mean thoughts about downsizing or your consideration of a retirement plan. Generally the one area in common during the discussion will be the exposure to various platforms of “real estate chatter.”
Is that necessarily the best source of information? Our current broad base of information from various technology sources offers a very wide spectrum of knowledge to review. However, whole some of the information does project trends nationally or internationally, such as economic thoughts. Sometimes the information is not relevant to our local real estate market.
Real Estate Chatter with a Sales Representative
Your best course of “real estate chatter,” is our hardworking and knowledgeable Sale Representatives. Who are working in the area, who know the local trends, neighbourhoods and who are very supportive of the community. These salespeople have all the latest statistics and data to answer your questions. And to provide a good base and advice for your important decisions.
I had the pleasure of hearing a wonderful presentation this week by Professor Marvin Ryder from McMaster University. He spoke so positivity about our region, regardless of some of the economic fears. Professor Ryder clearly stated that there is no evidence of a recession in the short term.
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Facts enhance your “real estate chatter” and can also relieve your anxiety about moving forward. We have all the data to help you make the best decision. Call us, text or email us, whichever form of communication works for you, we are here.