Market Watch · archived edition

Milton, the week of 31 August 2026

62 homes sold in Milton in the week of 31 August 2026, 14 fewer than the week before. The typical sold price was $975,000, after 85 days on market.

Window 2026-08-31 to 2026-09-07, Monday to Sunday, America/Toronto. Completed sales only, bounded at the day this edition was written.
CorrectionCorrected 10 September 2026. Some sales carried their agreed completion date rather than the date they sold, so this edition first published 40 sales where 62 had completed. Every figure below is rebuilt from the corrected records.

Flow

Counts for the week. Changes are stated as counts, not percentages.
Homes sold
62
14 fewer than the week before
New listings
56

A percentage change on a base this size would move several points on one extra sale, so this edition does not print one. Lease activity is not reported: the lease records carry no close date and are stamped on ingest, which produces weekly swings that describe the feed rather than the market.

What sold for

The week's own figures, each gated on the week's own sale count.
Typical sold price
$975,000
across 62 sales
Middle half
$775,000 to $1,135,000
quarter trimmed from each end
Days on market
85
average
Sold to ask
97.3%
average

For context over a longer window: $930,000 is the typical Milton sold price across 1728 sales over the trailing 12 months, at 87 days on market. That is a different window from every figure above it and is labelled so it cannot be read as one number.

By housing form

trailing 28 days. A week is too small a sample to split four ways, so the form figures use a wider window and each form is gated on its own count.
Detached$1,105,000
141 sales · middle half $990,000 to $1,300,000
Semi-detached$925,000
20 sales · middle half $885,000 to $990,000
Townhouse$785,000
75 sales · middle half $735,000 to $845,000
Condo$500,000
26 sales · middle half $475,000 to $560,000

Where it happened

Sale counts for the week. The price beside each is the 12-month figure.
  • Beaty10 this week · $970,000 over 12 months
  • Coates8 this week · $945,000 over 12 months
  • Dempsey7 this week · $805,000 over 12 months
  • Clarke6 this week · $910,000 over 12 months
  • Ford4 this week · $1,030,000 over 12 months
  • Willmott4 this week · $880,000 over 12 months
  • Harrison3 this week · $945,000 over 12 months
  • Old Milton3 this week · $875,000 over 12 months
  • Nassagaweya3 this week · $1,835,000 over 12 months
  • Rural Milton West2 this week · $1,595,000 over 12 months
  • Bronte Meadows2 this week · $955,000 over 12 months
  • Dorset Park2 this week · $885,000 over 12 months
  • Scott2 this week · $1,080,000 over 12 months
  • Campbellville2 this week · $1,810,000 over 12 months
  • Milton North1 this week · $1,500,000 over 12 months
  • Walker1 this week · $1,035,000 over 12 months
  • Cobban1 this week · $1,100,000 over 12 months
  • Timberlea1 this week · $935,000 over 12 months

No weekly price is published per neighbourhood at any sale count. A Milton neighbourhood sees one or two sales in a week, and a price computed on that describes two households rather than a market. The 12-month figure shown beside each name is the same statistic that neighbourhood's own page renders, computed the same way, so the two cannot disagree.

Streets that moved

Streets with a sale this week that already have a page.

A count only. A single street in a single week is a population of one or two houses, so no price appears here at any sale count.

Reading the week

Written from the figures above and nothing else.

Sales of 62 came in below the 76 recorded the previous week, while the typical sold price of $975,000 sat above the 12-month figure of $930,000. Days on market of 85 and a sold to ask of 97.3% both sit close to the 12-month days figure of 87, so the pace of sales and the room negotiated at the table moved in the same direction rather than pulling apart. The price gap is doing most of the work in the week's numbers.

Earlier editions

An edition is fixed once published. Sales reported to the board after its window closed appear in a later edition rather than changing a published one.

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