What each Milton neighbourhood costs

Typical sold prices by neighbourhood and by housing form, drawn from the same figures each neighbourhood page shows.

2 min readUpdated September 2026

The short version

The typical Milton sold price over the trailing 12 months is $930,000.
21 neighbourhoods have enough sales to publish a typical price.
Form explains more of the price spread than neighbourhood does.
A withheld figure means too few sales, never zero sales.

The town-wide figure first

Milton recorded 1722 sales over the trailing 12 months. The typical sold price across all of them was $930,000. The middle half of those sales landed between $790,000 and $1,135,000, which is a more useful shape than a single number because it shows how wide the market actually is.

A town-wide figure is the wrong tool for a specific question. Milton covers everything from a condo apartment to a rural acreage, and one typical price averages across all of it. The neighbourhood table below is the level most buyers actually shop at.

Worth knowingEvery figure on this page covers completed sales over the trailing 12 months, and stops at today. Listings currently for sale are a different question and live on the listings pages.

All Milton sold data

By neighbourhood

21 Milton neighbourhoods have enough recorded sales over the last year to publish a typical price. 1 do not, and are listed with their sale count only. A figure withheld is withheld because too few homes sold there for a price to describe a market rather than a handful of houses.

Each neighbourhood name links to its own page, where the same figure is computed the same way. The two will not disagree.

Beaty Ford Clarke Dempsey Willmott Harrison Scott Coates Old Milton Timberlea Cobban Walker

By housing form

Across Milton, 4 of the four housing forms have enough sales over the year to carry a typical price. Detached: $1,145,000 across 826 sales. Semi-detached: $925,000 across 174 sales. Townhouse: $805,000 across 565 sales. Condo: $540,000 across 157 sales.

Form explains more of the spread than neighbourhood does. A detached house and a condo apartment in the same postal code are not competing for the same buyer, and averaging them together produces a number that describes neither.

Detached homes Condos Compare freehold and condo

Common questions

Asked all the time

Which Milton neighbourhood is cheapest?

Over the trailing 12 months the lowest published typical price belongs to Dempsey, at $785,000. That reflects the mix of homes that happened to sell there, not a judgement about the area.

Why does a neighbourhood show a sale count but no price?

Because fewer than five homes sold there in the window. A typical price computed on one, two or three sales describes those specific houses rather than a market, so it is withheld. The count is shown because a count on its own identifies nobody.

Is this the asking price or the sold price?

Sold. Every figure here comes from completed transactions. Asking prices are on the listings pages and are a different measure entirely.

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