Editorial team · HOMEH Inc., Brokerage · RECO #6000380 · Jul 15, 2026 · 5 min read
In July 2026, the middle home sold across Ontario went for $682,825, down -4.5% from a year earlier. The balance between sales and new listings points to a balanced market.
These figures are still settling
Sales are reported to the board after they close, so the most recent month keeps filling in for several weeks. The numbers below are what we hold for July 2026 today, and they will edge up as late reports arrive.
Key takeaways
Ontario is in a balanced market right now.
The middle Ontario home sold for $682,825, down -4.5% year-over-year.
Homes took about 29 days to sell.
20.9% of sales closed at or above the asking price.
At the current pace of sales, there is about 4.7 months of supply on the market.
Ontario at a glance
$683K
Median sale price (-4.5% YoY)
14,286
Homes sold (+0.9% YoY)
29 days
Median days on market
44%
Sales-to-new-listings ratio
$493
Median price per square foot
In July 2026, 14,286 Ontario homes changed hands, and the middle one sold for $682,825. Half of all sales fell between $498,000 and $940,000 — the band that tells you how much the middle figure is really standing in for. Homes traded at about 97.2% of their asking price. Right now there are 67,524 homes for sale across the province — browse them on the HOMEH listings page.
The average Ontario sale price was $803,978. It sits above the median of $682,825 because a small number of very expensive sales pull an average upward, while the median simply reports the middle sale — which is why we lead with it.
What this means for you
It is a balanced market
Supply and demand are roughly even, so well-priced homes sell and buyers have time to choose. Either way, HOMEH helps you keep more of your money through our Cashback Rebate.
The price trend
Median Ontario sale price by month
Sep 2025$719K
Oct 2025$715K
Nov 2025$705K
Dec 2025$690K
Jan 2026$676K
Feb 2026$685K
Mar 2026$700K
Apr 2026$715K
May 2026$725K
Jun 2026$703K
Jul 2026$683K
Aug 2026$675K
HOMEH analysis of MLS® data. Each bar is the middle sale price for that month.
Over the 12 months shown, the middle Ontario sale moved from $718,500 to $675,000 — a change of roughly -6%. Track it month to month on the HOMEH Market Watch page.
Prices by home type
Ontario sales by home type — July 2026
Home type
Sales
Median price
Days on market
Detached
8,281
$775,000
27 days
Condo apartment
2,046
$510,000
36 days
Freehold townhouse
1,140
$692,000
26 days
Condo townhouse
907
$557,000
34 days
Semi-detached
885
$795,000
22 days
Other
328
$439,085
46 days
Vacant land
308
$203,500
49 days
Link
178
$790,000
24 days
Multiplex
152
$577,000
39 days
Farm
59
$1,450,000
39 days
Median price by home type
Detached$775K
Condo apartment$510K
Freehold townhouse$692K
Condo townhouse$557K
Semi-detached$795K
Other$439K
Vacant land$204K
Link$790K
Multiplex$577K
Farm$1.45M
Every row above rests on that type’s own completed sales for the month; types with too few sales to report a reliable middle price are left out rather than estimated. If you are weighing options, the HOMEH affordability calculator shows what each one means for your budget.
The condo market
$510K
Median condo price (-4.7% YoY)
2,046
Condos sold (-2.8% YoY)
$2,400
Median condo rent (-2.0% YoY)
9,225
Condos leased
Condo figures cover apartment-style condominiums across Ontario for July 2026, sales and leases counted separately. The rent shown is the middle lease of every size, not a one-bedroom average. Explore what is available now on the HOMEH Toronto condos page.
Is it a buyer's or seller's market in Ontario right now?
As of July 2026, Ontario is in a balanced market. That comes from the sales-to-new-listings ratio — 44% — which HOMEH calculates from completed sales and newly listed homes in our own MLS data.
What is the typical home price in Ontario?
The middle home sold in Ontario went for $682,825 in July 2026, down -4.5% compared with a year earlier. We report the median — the middle sale — rather than the average, because a handful of very expensive sales pulls an average away from what most people actually pay.
Where do these numbers come from?
HOMEH is a licensed Ontario brokerage, and these figures are calculated from the MLS® data feed we licence — our own analysis of completed sales, not a real estate board’s published release. Any month with too few sales to report a reliable middle price is left out rather than estimated.
Where can I see current listings and what I could save?
Browse live listings on the HOMEH listings page, and check what you could receive on the HOMEH Cashback Rebate page — eligible buyers can receive the industry's highest Cashback Rebate, and sellers list for a 1% fee.
Key takeaways