Gainer Crescent is a quiet loop in Milton's Clarke neighbourhood, a residential pocket that sits within easy reach of the town's main arteries.
Updated September 6, 2026. Sales and leases from the Board’s closed records; listings live.
Gainer Crescent is a quiet loop in Milton's Clarke neighbourhood, a residential pocket that sits within easy reach of the town's main arteries. The crescent itself is a modest street, lined with townhomes that give it a consistent, orderly feel. Gainer Crescent is not a through street, which keeps its traffic light and its atmosphere calm. It is a street that rewards a slow walk, revealing its details to those who take the time.
The housing stock on Gainer Crescent is composed entirely of townhomes, a uniform presence that defines the street's built form. These are the dominant and only residential type, with recent sales all falling into this category.
Gainer Crescent trades rarely. Zero active supply on a street this quiet is a familiar pattern: units come to market episodically rather than in clusters, and prospective buyers watching the crescent should expect long stretches of nothing followed by short windows of opportunity.
For pricing orientation, the neighbourhood comparable below carries more weight than any figure Gainer itself could produce in the current window. Nearby Andrews Trail and Caverhill Crescent, both within Clarke, offer adjacent reference points where townhome and detached activity has been more visible.
Across Clarke, comparable townhome sales rest on a substantially deeper pool than Gainer Crescent itself, and the read is correspondingly firmer. Sold-to-ask across the pool sits close to parity, indicating that buyers are generally paying at or very near list, with only modest negotiation room in most transactions. Neighbourhood-wide pace runs at roughly two and a half months from list to firm, a measured tempo that reflects a market where well-presented townhomes move without urgency but do not linger indefinitely. Taken together, the Clarke comparable set describes a townhome segment in balance, with pricing discipline on both sides of the table and enough depth of activity to make the numbers meaningful.
Stats reflect closed transactions only.
Rental activity on Gainer Crescent across recent months. Breakdown by bed count below.
| Date | Address | Beds | Sold | vs Ask | DOM | Listing brokerage |
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The Town records 71 civic addresses on Gainer Crescent, numbered 1531–1650, with Snoek Point, Husband Place and Trudeau Drive meeting it in that order from the low-number end.
Civic addresses from the Town of Milton under the Open Government Licence. Positions approximate. No sale price or date is shown for any single address.
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