Scott Hanton, Full-Service Listing Agent & Buying Agent

Real estate values in Pickering during 2024 and 2025 tell the story of a market in transition—shifting from the heightened peaks of the early 2020s into a more balanced, nuanced environment shaped by interest rates, inventory levels, and changing buyer behavior. While prices softened in certain periods, the overall market demonstrated resilience, supported by strong fundamentals such as location within the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), population growth, and continued demand for ground-oriented housing.

Throughout 2024, Pickering remained one of the more accessible suburban markets within commuting distance of Toronto, while still benefiting from the price growth seen across the GTA in prior years. Average home prices hovered near or just below the $1 million mark for much of the year, with detached homes often exceeding that threshold comfortably.

Late 2024 data suggests average prices around $984,000, reflecting a relatively strong market baseline heading into 2025.  These values were supported by limited housing supply and continued migration from Toronto, as buyers sought more space and comparatively better affordability. Demand remained particularly strong for detached homes, which offered long-term value and flexibility for families.

However, by the latter part of 2024, early signs of market fatigue began to emerge. Rising borrowing costs and affordability pressures started to temper buyer enthusiasm. Homes took slightly longer to sell, and bidding wars—once common—became less frequent. This set the stage for a market correction in 2025.

In 2025, Pickering’s real estate market entered a clear recalibration phase. Prices remained relatively high by historical standards but showed measurable declines compared to 2024 peaks. For example, the average selling price in March 2025 was approximately $964,971, down from about $1,047,860 in March 2024—a year-over-year decrease of roughly 7–8%. 

This downward adjustment was not a collapse, but rather a normalization. Monthly data throughout 2025 illustrates a market finding equilibrium:

• March 2025: ~$964,971 average price  
• April 2025: ~$954,832  
• May 2025: ~$991,759  
• July 2025: ~$972,391  

These figures show that while prices fluctuated month-to-month, they largely stayed within a narrow band in the mid-to-high $900,000 range. This consistency is a hallmark of a stabilizing market.

One of the most important changes in 2025 was the increase in inventory. More homes were listed, especially in the spring and summer months, giving buyers more options and reducing the urgency that had previously driven rapid price escalation.  As a result, the market shifted away from a strong seller’s market toward a more balanced one.

Buyer behavior also evolved. Purchasers became more cautious and selective, often negotiating on price and conditions rather than engaging in aggressive bidding. This was particularly evident in segments such as condos and townhomes, which experienced more noticeable price softness compared to detached homes. 

At the same time, detached properties continued to anchor the market. In May 2025, for example, detached homes averaged approximately $1.26 million, significantly higher than townhomes (around $849,000) and condos (around $609,000).  This price gap highlights ongoing demand for larger, family-oriented housing.

Several key factors shaped Pickering’s real estate values during 2024 and 2025:

1. Interest Rates and Affordability
Higher borrowing costs reduced purchasing power, particularly for first-time buyers. This contributed to slower sales and downward pressure on prices in 2025.

2. Increased Supply
The rise in new listings gave buyers more negotiating power. The sales-to-new listings ratio declined, signaling a shift toward balanced conditions. 

3. Property Type Divergence
Detached homes remained the most resilient segment, while condos and townhomes faced greater price fluctuations due to higher supply and more price-sensitive buyers.

4. Micro-Market Variations
Not all areas of Pickering performed equally. Premium neighborhoods such as Rosebank and Rougemount maintained higher values, often exceeding $1 million, while more entry-level areas like Town Centre remained significantly more affordable. 

By late 2025 and into early 2026, the Pickering market showed signs of stabilization. Average home prices were approximately $957,830 as of early 2026, with modest year-over-year changes indicating that the sharpest corrections had already occurred. 

Days on market also remained relatively reasonable—around 25 days—suggesting that while buyers had more choice, demand had not disappeared.  Instead, the market appeared to be settling into a more sustainable rhythm.

Taken together, 2024 and 2025 represent two distinct but connected phases in Pickering’s real estate cycle. The year 2024 can be characterized as a period of relative strength and elevated pricing, supported by limited supply and strong demand. In contrast, 2025 marked a transition toward balance, with moderate price declines, increased inventory, and more cautious buyer behavior.

Importantly, the correction seen in 2025 did not undermine the long-term fundamentals of the market. Pickering continues to benefit from its proximity to Toronto, ongoing infrastructure development, and relative affordability compared to other GTA regions.

Real estate values in Pickering during 2024 and 2025 illustrate the natural evolution of a maturing housing market. While 2024 maintained high price levels, 2025 introduced a period of adjustment that brought greater balance between buyers and sellers. Prices softened but remained stable overall, particularly for detached homes, which continue to drive demand.

As the market moves beyond 2025, Pickering appears well-positioned for steady, sustainable growth rather than rapid spikes. For buyers, this creates opportunities to enter the market with less competition, while for sellers, it emphasizes the importance of pricing and presentation. Ultimately, the events of these two years highlight Pickering’s resilience and its continued role as a key real estate market within the Greater Toronto Area.

The story of real estate values in Amberlea—a well-established, family-oriented neighbourhood in Pickering—from the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic through to spring 2026 is one of dramatic acceleration, subsequent correction, and eventual stabilization. Like many suburban communities across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), Amberlea experienced a surge in demand during the pandemic years, followed by a recalibration as economic conditions shifted. Yet throughout this period, the neighbourhood’s core appeal—detached homes, quiet streets, and proximity to Toronto—has allowed it to remain resilient.

At the beginning of the pandemic in early 2020, Amberlea was already considered a desirable but relatively affordable pocket within Pickering. Detached homes were commonly listed in the $700,000–$800,000 range. For instance, one property on Amaretto Avenue was listed around $800,000 in mid-2020, reflecting typical pricing at the time. 

However, as the pandemic reshaped housing preferences, demand for suburban homes surged. Buyers—many relocating from Toronto—prioritized space, backyards, and home offices. Amberlea, with its abundance of detached homes built in the 1970s and 1980s on generous lots, became an attractive option.

By 2021 and into early 2022, this demand translated into rapid price escalation. Listings that might have sold for under $800,000 in 2020 were now commanding well over $1 million. A specific example illustrates this sharp rise: a property listed at approximately $1.25 million in late 2021 had previously been valued far lower just years earlier. 

This period was characterized by intense competition, multiple-offer scenarios, and historically low days on market. Suburban neighbourhoods like Amberlea were among the biggest beneficiaries of pandemic-driven migration patterns.

By mid-2022, the trajectory began to shift. Rising interest rates introduced a new constraint: affordability. Buyers who had previously stretched budgets to secure detached homes now faced higher borrowing costs, reducing purchasing power.

While specific Amberlea-only averages for 2022–2023 are limited, broader trends in Pickering indicate that prices softened from their peak levels. Homes that might have sold quickly above asking in early 2022 began to sit longer on the market, and price reductions became more common.

Importantly, however, Amberlea did not experience a dramatic collapse. Its status as a mature, low-density neighbourhood with limited supply helped cushion price declines. Demand remained present—just more measured and selective.

By 2024 and especially into 2025, the Amberlea market had entered a period of normalization. Prices remained high compared to pre-pandemic levels but were no longer rising at unsustainable rates.

Individual listing data from 2025 provides insight into this adjustment phase. One property initially listed in April 2025 for nearly $1.6 million saw subsequent price changes and relistings closer to the $1.2–$1.4 million range, reflecting evolving market realities.  This pattern—ambitious initial pricing followed by recalibration—was common across the GTA during this period.

At the same time, more moderately priced homes continued to transact. For example, a detached home in Amberlea was listed around $949,900 in late 2025, demonstrating that while premium properties commanded higher prices, there was still a broad range of values depending on size, condition, and location within the neighbourhood. 

Inventory also increased during this time, giving buyers more choice and reducing the urgency that had defined earlier years. As a result, bidding wars became less frequent, and negotiations played a larger role in determining final sale prices.

By early 2026, Amberlea’s real estate market showed clear signs of stabilization. According to recent data, the average home price in the neighbourhood was approximately $993,436, with homes selling relatively quickly—around 12 days on market—and often near or above asking price. 

This data suggests a market that has found equilibrium after the volatility of the pandemic years. Prices are significantly higher than pre-2020 levels, but the pace of growth has moderated. The relatively short days on market indicate that demand remains strong, particularly for well-maintained detached homes.

Additionally, the sale-to-list price ratio exceeding 100% highlights that, while bidding wars are less frenzied than during the peak, competitive dynamics still exist for desirable properties. 

Several structural factors have shaped Amberlea’s real estate trajectory throughout this period:

1. Housing Stock and Neighbourhood Appeal
Amberlea is primarily composed of detached, family-sized homes on established streets. This type of housing became highly sought-after during the pandemic and continues to attract buyers seeking long-term stability.

2. Relative Affordability Within the GTA
Compared to Toronto, Amberlea offers more space at a lower price point, making it appealing to move-up buyers and families. This affordability advantage drove demand during the pandemic and continues to support values.

3. Limited Supply
As a mature neighbourhood, Amberlea has little room for new development. This scarcity helps maintain upward pressure on prices, even during market slowdowns.

4. Market Cyclicality in the East GTA
Neighbourhoods in eastern GTA markets like Pickering often experience more pronounced swings—rapid growth during upcycles and moderate corrections during downturns. Amberlea followed this pattern but remained relatively resilient compared to less established areas.

From the pandemic through spring 2026, Amberlea’s real estate market can be understood in three phases: rapid appreciation (2020–2022), correction and adjustment (2022–2024), and stabilization (2025–2026). Prices nearly doubled from pre-pandemic levels at their peak, before settling into a more sustainable range just under $1 million on average by early 2026.

What stands out most is the neighbourhood’s resilience. Even amid rising interest rates and shifting market conditions, Amberlea has maintained strong demand and relatively stable values. Its appeal as a family-friendly, transit-accessible, and well-established community continues to underpin its real estate market.

Amberlea’s experience from the pandemic to spring 2026 reflects both the volatility and strength of suburban real estate in the GTA. While the dramatic price increases of the early pandemic years have given way to a more balanced market, the neighbourhood remains firmly positioned as one of Pickering’s most desirable areas. For buyers and investors alike, Amberlea represents not just a snapshot of past growth, but a case study in long-term real estate resilience.

The evolution of real estate values in Pickering’s Dunbarton neighbourhood from the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic through to spring 2026 reflects a familiar but still striking pattern: a rapid surge in demand, a subsequent correction, and a gradual return to stability. While Dunbarton shares many characteristics with nearby east-end GTA neighbourhoods, its specific housing mix, limited supply, and quiet residential appeal have shaped a market trajectory that is both resilient and instructive.

At the beginning of 2020, Dunbarton was considered a desirable but relatively under-the-radar neighbourhood. Known for its detached homes, mature streets, and proximity to both Highway 401 and the GO Transit corridor, it appealed primarily to families looking for space outside Toronto.

When the pandemic hit, buyer preferences shifted almost overnight. The need for more living space, home offices, and private outdoor areas triggered a wave of migration from urban condos to suburban houses. Dunbarton, with its predominantly detached housing stock, became a natural beneficiary of this trend.

Prices that had previously been in the mid-to-high $700,000 range began climbing rapidly. By 2021 and early 2022, many homes were selling well above $1 million, often in multiple-offer scenarios. Like much of the Greater Toronto Area, Dunbarton entered a period defined by low inventory, intense competition, and extremely short days on market.

This was the peak of the market: a time when emotional buying, fear of missing out, and historically low interest rates combined to push values to new highs.

The turning point came in mid-2022, when rising interest rates began to reshape affordability. Buyers who had previously stretched their budgets suddenly faced higher monthly payments, reducing purchasing power across the board.

In Dunbarton, this translated into a noticeable cooling of activity. Homes no longer sold instantly, and bidding wars became less frequent. Sellers had to adjust expectations, and pricing strategies shifted from aggressive underpricing to more realistic list prices.

However, unlike more volatile or investor-heavy markets, Dunbarton did not experience a sharp drop in values. Its appeal to end-users—particularly families—helped anchor demand. The neighbourhood’s limited turnover also meant that supply remained relatively constrained, cushioning price declines.

By 2024, Dunbarton had entered a more balanced phase, reflecting broader trends across Pickering and the GTA. Prices remained elevated compared to pre-pandemic levels but softened relative to peak values.

Across Pickering, average home prices in early 2025 were approximately $964,971 in March and $954,832 in April, representing a decline of about 7–8% from 2024 levels.  These figures provide important context for Dunbarton, which tends to track slightly above or near city averages due to its detached housing stock.

The defining characteristic of 2025 was increased inventory. More listings gave buyers greater choice, reducing urgency and allowing for negotiation. Homes still sold, but the process was more deliberate. Conditional offers—once rare—became more common again.

This period also revealed a growing divide within the market. Well-maintained, updated detached homes in Dunbarton continued to attract strong interest and sell relatively quickly. In contrast, properties requiring renovation or priced too aggressively often lingered on the market.

Despite these adjustments, the neighbourhood remained fundamentally strong. Detached homes continued to dominate demand, aligning with broader trends showing that ground-oriented housing retained value better than condos or townhomes during this period. 

By late 2025 and into early 2026, Dunbarton’s market began to stabilize. Data from early 2026 indicates an average home price of approximately $1,022,188, with homes selling in about 33 days and achieving roughly 96% of their listing price. 

These figures are significant for several reasons. First, they show that prices have largely held above the $1 million threshold, reinforcing how much the market has shifted upward since pre-pandemic years. Second, the moderate days on market suggest a balanced environment—neither the frantic pace of 2021 nor the sluggishness feared during the 2022–2023 adjustment.

Additional data points reinforce this stability. A median sold price of around $965,000 in late 2025, combined with low months of inventory, indicates that Dunbarton at times still leaned toward a seller’s market, particularly for desirable properties. 

At the city level, Pickering’s average home price in early 2026 was approximately $957,830, meaning Dunbarton sits at or slightly above the broader market average.  This premium reflects its established character and strong demand for detached homes.

Several underlying factors have shaped Dunbarton’s real estate values throughout this period:

1. Housing Composition
Dunbarton is dominated by detached homes, which became the most sought-after property type during and after the pandemic. This has helped sustain higher price levels.

2. Limited Supply
As a mature neighbourhood, Dunbarton has little room for new development. Listings are relatively infrequent, creating scarcity that supports values.

3. Family-Oriented Appeal
The neighbourhood attracts long-term residents rather than short-term investors. This stabilizes demand and reduces volatility during market shifts.

4. Broader Economic Growth in Pickering
Ongoing infrastructure investment, job creation, and population growth continue to support housing demand across Pickering. 

From 2020 to spring 2026, Dunbarton’s real estate market has undergone three clear phases: explosive growth, measured correction, and eventual stabilization. Prices surged past the $1 million mark during the pandemic, adjusted downward slightly during rising-rate conditions, and have now settled into a stable range just above or around that level.

What stands out most is not the volatility of the peaks and valleys, but the consistency of demand. Even during periods of uncertainty, Dunbarton remained a sought-after neighbourhood for buyers prioritizing space, stability, and long-term value.

Dunbarton’s experience over these years mirrors the broader suburban story of the GTA, but with a level of resilience that underscores its enduring appeal. While the extraordinary gains of the pandemic era have leveled off, the neighbourhood continues to command strong prices and steady demand.

The Bay Ridges neighbourhood in Pickering, Ontario, represents one of the more established and diverse residential communities within the eastern Greater Toronto Area (GTA). During the first quarter of 2026 (January through March), real estate selling prices in Bay Ridges reflected broader regional trends: a transition toward a more balanced market, modest price fluctuations, and a continued adjustment from the overheated conditions of earlier years.

To understand Bay Ridges specifically, it is helpful to situate it within the wider Pickering market. In January 2026, the median home price in Pickering was approximately $880,000, with average prices hovering around $935,000 across all property types.  By March 2026, the average selling price remained relatively stable at about $931,827, indicating limited volatility during the quarter.  This stability reflects a broader GTA pattern in early 2026, where prices were expected to soften slightly before stabilizing later in the year due to inventory levels and cautious buyer sentiment. 

Within this broader context, Bay Ridges exhibited slightly lower average selling prices compared to the Pickering average, consistent with its mix of housing stock and proximity to Lake Ontario. Data from early 2026 shows that detached homes in Bay Ridges had a median price around $855,000 in January, while overall average selling prices across property types ranged roughly between $664,000 and $719,000 by late Q1.  These figures suggest that Bay Ridges remained a relatively affordable entry point into the Pickering housing market, especially for first-time buyers or those seeking proximity to waterfront amenities.

The first quarter of 2026 also revealed modest upward movement in Bay Ridges prices. For example, average selling prices increased to approximately $719,000 by April (reflecting late Q1 activity), representing a quarterly rise of nearly 8%.  This gradual appreciation indicates that while the market was not experiencing rapid growth, demand remained resilient. Homes were selling in an average of about 25 days, and sale-to-list price ratios approached 97%, demonstrating continued competitiveness among buyers. 

Several factors contributed to these pricing dynamics. First, the overall GTA housing market in early 2026 was characterized by elevated inventory and cautious buyer activity, creating balanced conditions rather than a strong seller’s market.  Second, interest rates and affordability constraints continued to influence purchasing decisions, limiting the pace of price increases. Third, Bay Ridges itself offers a unique combination of older detached homes, townhouses, and condominiums, which creates a wider price range compared to newer suburban developments.

Another important aspect of Bay Ridges is its physical layout and street network, which reflects decades of residential development. The neighbourhood includes a variety of well-known streets such as Liverpool Road, Krosno Boulevard, Annland Street, Sandy Beach Road, Bayly Street, West Shore Boulevard, Oakwood Drive, Alyssum Street, Compass Court, and Commerce Street. Additional residential streets include Front Street, Park Crescent, Breezy Drive, Shipbuilding Way, Haller Street, and Frisco Road. Other notable streets in the area are Wharf Street, Edgewood Road, Cliffview Road, Foxwood Trail, and Glendale Drive. These streets collectively form a community characterized by mature trees, proximity to parks, and access to the waterfront.

The diversity of housing along these streets contributes to the variation in selling prices observed during Q1 2026. Properties closer to the lake or with updated features tended to command higher prices, while older homes or those farther inland remained more affordable. Condominium units and townhouses, often located along major corridors such as Bayly Street or Liverpool Road, provided lower-priced alternatives, helping to anchor the neighbourhood’s overall average price below the city-wide level.

From an investment perspective, Bay Ridges in early 2026 presented a relatively stable opportunity. While dramatic price appreciation was absent, the steady demand, reasonable days on market, and modest quarterly growth suggested a healthy and sustainable market environment. This aligns with forecasts that the first half of 2026 would remain subdued before potential strengthening later in the year as buyer confidence improves. 

The real estate selling prices in Bay Ridges during the first quarter of 2026 reflected a balanced and moderately active housing market. With average prices ranging roughly from the mid-$600,000s to low-$700,000s and detached homes reaching the mid-$800,000s, the neighbourhood remained more affordable than the broader Pickering market. Supported by steady demand, diverse housing options, and a well-established street network—including over twenty notable residential streets—Bay Ridges continues to offer a compelling mix of value, location, and long-term potential within the GTA housing landscape.

The Brock Ridge neighbourhood in Pickering, Ontario, is a well-established residential area in the city’s north end, known for its family-oriented character, predominance of detached homes, and relatively consistent property values. During the first quarter of 2026 (January through March), real estate selling prices in Brock Ridge reflected both local housing characteristics and broader trends across Pickering and the Durham Region. The data from this period shows a stable yet moderately competitive market, with prices holding firm and even edging upward as the spring market approached.

At the macro level, Pickering’s housing market in early 2026 remained balanced. The average selling price across all property types in March 2026 was approximately $931,827, with detached homes exceeding $1.13 million.  This broader context is important because Brock Ridge, as a detached-home-dominant neighbourhood, tends to track closely with the upper range of Pickering’s price spectrum. However, it often remains slightly more accessible than some newer or more premium subdivisions.

In Brock Ridge itself, the first quarter of 2026 demonstrated steady pricing with mild upward momentum. Median sales figures in February 2026 were around $931,500, with most transactions occurring between $750,000 and $1 million.  By late Q1—specifically the period from mid-February to mid-April—the average selling price had risen to approximately $956,162.  This suggests that over the course of the quarter, prices increased modestly, reflecting growing buyer activity as the market moved toward the spring season.

Another notable metric during this period was the pace of sales. Homes in Brock Ridge were selling relatively quickly, with an average of about 17 days on the market.  Additionally, properties were selling at approximately 106% of their listing price, indicating that competitive offers—though not as extreme as in previous years—were still present.  These figures highlight a neighbourhood where demand remained healthy despite broader affordability constraints affecting the GTA.

Several factors contributed to these price dynamics. First, the overall Durham Region market in early 2026 was characterized by balanced conditions, with rising inventory and steady buyer demand.  Lower mortgage rates compared to prior years also helped support purchasing activity, though affordability continued to limit rapid price growth. Second, Brock Ridge’s housing stock—primarily detached homes with limited townhouse or condominium supply—naturally places its price range above more mixed-housing neighbourhoods.  Finally, the neighbourhood’s appeal to families, due to its quieter streets and suburban layout, sustained consistent demand.

The variation in selling prices within Brock Ridge can also be observed through individual property listings. For instance, a detached home on Denby Drive was listed at $675,000 in March 2026, illustrating that entry-level opportunities still existed within the neighbourhood.  However, such properties were typically smaller, older, or in need of updates, whereas larger or renovated homes often sold closer to or above the $900,000 mark.

An important feature of Brock Ridge is its network of residential streets, which reflects its suburban planning and contributes to its identity as a cohesive community. The neighbourhood includes numerous streets such as Brock Road, Dellbrook Avenue, Major Oaks Road, Finch Avenue, and Valley Farm Road. Additional residential streets include Denby Drive, Forest Ridge Crescent, Blue Ridge Crescent, Foxwood Trail, and Shadow Place. Other notable streets in the area are Spruce Hill Road, Ridgewood Road, Autumn Crescent, Fairport Road (north section), and Woodview Avenue.

Further contributing to the neighbourhood’s layout are streets like Bramble Crescent, Creekview Circle, Red Hawk Road, Stonepath Circle, and Pine Grove Avenue. Additional residential streets include Silver Ridge Drive, Valleyview Road, Highview Road, and Forestbrook Drive. Altogether, these more than twenty streets form a network of quiet, primarily low-traffic roads that enhance the neighbourhood’s appeal to families and long-term homeowners.

The diversity among these streets also plays a role in price variation. Homes located on larger lots or backing onto green space—common along streets like Valleyview Road or Pine Grove Avenue—tended to command higher prices. Conversely, properties on smaller lots or closer to busier corridors such as Brock Road or Finch Avenue often sold at slightly lower price points. Renovation quality, home size, and proximity to schools or parks further influenced individual sale prices.

From an investment standpoint, Brock Ridge in Q1 2026 presented a stable and relatively low-risk environment. While the market did not exhibit the rapid price escalation seen during earlier pandemic-era booms, it offered steady appreciation and strong resale potential. The average price increase from roughly $919,000 in March to over $956,000 by April underscores this gradual upward trend.  Moreover, the high sale-to-list ratio indicates that well-priced homes continued to attract multiple interested buyers.

The real estate market in Brock Ridge during the first quarter of 2026 was characterized by stability, moderate price growth, and sustained demand. With average selling prices ranging from the low $900,000s to mid-$900,000s, the neighbourhood aligned closely with Pickering’s broader detached-home market while maintaining its own identity as a family-focused community. Supported by a wide network of residential streets and a consistent buyer base, Brock Ridge remains a desirable and dependable segment of the Pickering housing market, offering both livability and long-term value.

The Duffin Heights neighbourhood in Pickering, Ontario, has emerged in recent years as one of the city’s fastest-growing residential communities. Located near Brock Road and Taunton Road, Duffin Heights is characterized by modern townhomes, newer detached houses, and a strong appeal to first-time buyers and young families. During the first quarter of 2026 (January through March), real estate selling prices in Duffin Heights reflected both its relative affordability within Pickering and broader market trends across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), including cautious buyer activity and gradual price stabilization.

In early 2026, the Pickering housing market overall was in a balanced state, with moderate inventory levels and steady demand. Within this context, Duffin Heights stood out as a more accessible neighbourhood compared to higher-priced areas dominated by larger detached homes. Data from Q1 2026 indicates that average selling prices in Duffin Heights ranged from approximately $680,000 in the January–March period to about $773,000 by mid-April, representing a quarterly increase of roughly 15–16%.  This upward movement suggests that while the market was not experiencing the rapid price surges seen in earlier years, demand remained strong enough to support consistent appreciation.

Additional data reinforces this trend. Some reports show average home values in Duffin Heights approaching $884,000 in March 2026, reflecting the influence of higher-priced detached homes within the neighbourhood.  Meanwhile, broader listing data indicates that many properties—particularly townhouses—were selling in the $600,000 to $800,000 range, with more upscale or larger homes approaching or exceeding $900,000.  This wide range highlights the diversity of housing stock in Duffin Heights and explains the variation in average selling prices during the quarter.

One of the defining features of Duffin Heights is its heavy concentration of townhouses and newer builds. Townhomes, especially stacked and freehold varieties, formed a significant portion of transactions in Q1 2026. These properties often sold between $550,000 and $750,000, making them particularly attractive to first-time buyers entering the market.  Detached homes, while fewer in number, typically commanded higher prices, often in the $900,000 to $1.2 million range depending on size, upgrades, and lot characteristics.

The pace of sales during the first quarter also provides insight into market conditions. Homes in Duffin Heights were selling in approximately 32 to 35 days on average, indicating a moderately active market without the intense bidding wars of previous years.  This aligns with the broader GTA trend in early 2026, where buyers exercised greater caution due to affordability concerns and interest rate considerations, yet remained engaged enough to sustain steady transaction volumes.

An essential component of understanding Duffin Heights is its urban layout, which consists of a network of relatively new residential streets. The neighbourhood includes well-known streets such as William Jackson Drive, Brock Road (north section), and Taunton Road East. Additional residential streets include Dersan Street, Pure Springs Boulevard, and Palmers Sawmill Road, all of which host a significant number of townhouse developments.

Further contributing to the neighbourhood’s structure are streets like Castlegate Crossing, Garrison Crossing, and Tillings Road. Other notable residential streets include Winville Road, Bruny Avenue, and Dusty Drive, which are lined with newer detached homes and townhouses. Streets such as Earl Grey Avenue, Nantucket Chase, and Carousel Drive add to the variety of housing options available in the area.

The neighbourhood also features smaller residential enclaves and crescents, including Parkhurst Crescent, Canadian Street, and Liatris Drive. Additional streets such as Coldstream Drive, William Fair Drive, and Broadoak Drive further expand the residential grid. Altogether, these more than twenty streets form a cohesive suburban environment defined by modern planning, consistent architectural styles, and proximity to green spaces.

The variation in selling prices across these streets can be attributed to several factors. Properties located on quieter interior streets or near parks—such as those along Castlegate Crossing or Parkhurst Crescent—often achieved slightly higher prices due to their desirable settings. Conversely, homes situated closer to major roads like Brock Road or Taunton Road sometimes sold at lower price points due to increased traffic and noise. Additionally, upgrades, lot size, and whether a property was freehold or condominium-style significantly influenced final sale prices.

From an economic perspective, Duffin Heights in Q1 2026 represented a relatively stable and growing segment of the Pickering real estate market. The neighbourhood’s affordability compared to other parts of the GTA, combined with its modern housing stock, ensured continued demand. The quarterly price increase of over 15% underscores the area’s resilience, even in a market environment shaped by higher borrowing costs and cautious buyer sentiment. 

The real estate selling prices in Duffin Heights during the first quarter of 2026 reflected a balanced yet upward-trending market. With average prices ranging from the high $600,000s to the mid-$700,000s—and higher for detached properties—the neighbourhood offered a relatively affordable entry point into homeownership in Pickering. Supported by a wide array of residential streets, modern housing developments, and steady buyer demand, Duffin Heights continues to establish itself as a key growth area within the Durham Region housing market.

Durham Region Real Estate News: Property values and actual selling prices of freehold homes in Pickering, Ontario – July 2021

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Pickering consists of the following real estate zones: Amberlea, Bay Ridges, Brock Industrial, Brock Ridge, Duffin Heights, Dunbarton, Highbush, Liverpool, Rosebank, Rouge Park, Rougemount, Rural Pickering, Town Centre, Village East, West Shore and Woodlands.

July 2021 saw a busy month for those selling a house in Pickering, Ontario.

There were 111 successful real estate sales for freehold homes in Pickering.

The most expensive property sold was for $2,277,000 for a 4 bedroom house on Canterbury Crescent in Pickering’s Brock Ridge neighbourhood. 

Other home sales in Pickering, Ontario during July 2021 were found on York Durham Line List:$2,200,000 Sold:$2,250,000, Woodsmere Cres List:$1,128,888 Sold:$1,120,000, Winville Rd List:$849,000 Sold:$900,000, William Jackson Dr List:$779,900 Sold:$840,000, William St List:$1,499,000 Sold:$1,900,000, Wildwood Cres List:$1,149,000 Sold:$1,300,000, White Cedar Dr List:$1,099,000 Sold:$1,327,500, Wharf St List:$985,000 Sold:$950,000, Weyburn Sq List:$1,150,000 Sold:$1,260,000, West Shore Blvd List:$988,000 Sold:$1,301,000, West Shore Blvd List:$999,900 Sold:$1,231,000, Valley Farm Rd List:$699,000 Sold:$708,000, Valley Farm Rd List:$719,800 Sold:$708,000, Twyn Rivers Dr List:$1,499,999 Sold:$1,520,000, Treetop Way List:$899,900 Sold:$880,000, Tanzer Crt List:$799,900 Sold:$900,000, Sunbird Tr List:$999,000 Sold:$1,230,000, Sunbird Tr List:$1,199,000 Sold:$1,160,000, Summerpark Cres List:$1,250,000 Sold:$1,380,000, Summerpark Cres List:$1,088,000 Sold:$1,290,000, Sturgeon Crt List:$1,059,000 Sold:$1,047,000, Strouds Lane List:$949,000 Sold:$935,000, Storrington St List:$999,900 Sold:$1,050,000, Steeple Hill List:$1,249,000 Sold:$1,430,000, Steeple Hill List:$929,900 Sold:$985,000, St Martins Dr List:$769,000 Sold:$801,000, St Martins Dr List:$749,999 Sold:$780,000, St Martins Dr List:$698,800 Sold:$750,000, Springview Dr List:$849,898 Sold:$900,000, Southview Dr List:$1,500,000 Sold:$1,450,000, Silver Maple Dr List:$799,000 Sold:$909,000, Silk St List:$699,000 Sold:$780,000, Shadybrook Dr List:$799,900 Sold:$830,000, Sepia Sq List:$1,129,900 Sold:$1,220,000, Scenic Lane Dr List:$999,980 Sold:$1,033,000, Saugeen Dr List:$1,350,000 Sold:$1,330,000, Rowntree Cres List:$829,900 Sold:$890,000, Rowntree Cres List:$790,000 Sold:$772,000, Rougemount Dr List:$1,990,000 Sold:$2,200,000, Rouge Forest Cres List:$749,900 Sold:$908,000, Rosefield Rd List:$949,900 Sold:$1,050,000, Rosebank Rd List:$999,000 Sold:$1,262,250, Riverview Cres List:$1,500,000 Sold:$1,430,000, Reflection Pl List:$599,000 Sold:$821,000, Redbird Cres List:$799,900 Sold:$915,000, Rambleberry Ave List:$1,240,000 Sold:$1,300,000, Pine Grove Ave List:$1,349,900 Sold:$1,415,000, Parkham Cres List:$799,000 Sold:$975,000, Old Orchard Ave List:$1,850,000 Sold:$1,919,000, Old Forest Rd List:$1,799,000 Sold:$1,697,500, Old Brock Rd List:$1,249,900 Sold:$1,500,000, Naroch Blvd List:$750,000 Sold:$910,000, Misthollow Dr List:$999,000 Sold:$1,035,000, Maitland Dr List:$1,199,000 Sold:$1,350,000, Lydia Cres List:$789,000 Sold:$928,786, Lorn St List:$899,900 Sold:$1,125,000, Longbow Dr List:$999,000 Sold:$1,100,100, Liverpool Rd List:$799,800 Sold:$870,000, Liverpool Rd List:$699,900 Sold:$780,000, Liatris Dr List:$999,800 Sold:$1,181,000, Liatris Dr List:$949,000 Sold:$1,001,000, Larksmere Crt List:$899,900 Sold:$999,980, Kinsale Rd List:$2,199,000 Sold:$2,050,000, Kingston Rd List:$699,000 Sold:$748,000, Jade St List:$899,000 Sold:$875,000, Huntsmill Dr List:$999,000 Sold:$1,216,000, Hoxton St List:$1,399,900 Sold:$1,600,000, Hillcrest Rd List:$849,000 Sold:$977,000, Hillcrest Rd List:$949,000 Sold:$930,000, Glenanna Rd List:$1,139,000 Sold:$1,180,000, Garland Cres List:$1,099,000 Sold:$1,300,000, Front Rd List:$1,750,000 Sold:$1,711,000, Finch Ave List:$749,900 Sold:$820,000, Fall Harvest Cres List:$750,000 Sold:$795,000, Eyer Dr List:$1,079,800 Sold:$1,045,000, Everton St List:$649,888 Sold:$860,000, Erin Gate Blvd List:$1,199,000 Sold:$1,306,600, Eastbank Rd List:$1,299,900 Sold:$1,299,900, David St List:$899,000 Sold:$1,000,000, Culross Ave List:$788,000 Sold:$875,000, Creekview Circ List:$1,100,000 Sold:$1,300,000, Creekview Circ List:$699,000 Sold:$750,000, Cowan Circ List:$999,000 Sold:$1,400,000, Concession 3 Rd List:$988,000 Sold:$1,178,000, Commerce St List:$1,199,000 Sold:$1,225,000, Commerce St List:$974,900 Sold:$1,050,000, Churchwin St List:$1,299,999 Sold:$1,704,340, Charnwood Crt List:$1,250,000 Sold:$1,395,000, Chapman Crt List:$1,049,900 Sold:$1,150,000, Carpenter Crt List:$1,785,000 Sold:$1,720,000, Carmello Crt List:$688,800 Sold:$725,000, Canterbury Cres List:$1,950,000 Sold:$2,277,000, Butternut Crt List:$675,000 Sold:$755,000, Bruny Ave List:$949,900 Sold:$925,000, Bronte Sq List:$974,900 Sold:$1,010,000, Bronte Sq List:$949,898 Sold:$1,005,000, Bridle Path Circ List:$999,900 Sold:$1,140,008, Bowler Dr List:$975,000 Sold:$937,000, Blue Ridge Cres List:$899,000 Sold:$1,055,000, Blue Ridge Cres List:$779,000 Sold:$865,000, Belcourt St List:$1,460,000 Sold:$1,410,000, Beechlawn Dr List:$889,999 Sold:$880,000, Ashford Dr List:$899,000 Sold:$1,028,250, Antonio St List:$949,000 Sold:$920,000, Anton Sq List:$799,800 Sold:$975,000, Anthony Crt List:$1,150,000 Sold:$1,490,000, Altona Rd List:$849,900 Sold:$985,000, and Abbey Rd List:$1,250,000 Sold:$1,661,000.

The average selling price of a house in Pickering was $1,137,434. The average time it took to sell a house in Pickering was 11 days on the market during July 2021.

84 of the houses sold in Pickering during this period were detached, 19 houses sold in Pickering were row houses or town houses, and 6 were semi-detached houses in Pickering, Ontario.

For any specifics on actual sale prices in Pickering, Ontario, or to put your best listing and buying plan in place, please contact Scott Hanton directly.

Durham Region Real Estate News: Property values and actual selling prices of freehold homes in Pickering, Ontario – September 2021

Is September the best time to list a house in Pickering? Are there more buyers in the fall?

Scott Hanton, Real Estate Broker, loves living and working in Pickering. And Scott loves bringing his award-winning and celebrated real estate services to buyers and sellers throughout all of Durham Region. Scott Hanton has been raising the level of quality for realtors in Durham Region for more than 14 years. Every property is different, and Scott understands how to net you the most profit in the end. 

Email Scott@HantonRealEstate.com if you’re ready for a free consultation about your house or if you’re looking for the ideal realtor to help you purchase the perfect place in Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville and across the GTA.

Pickering consists of the following real estate zones: Amberlea, Bay Ridges, Brock Industrial, Brock Ridge, Duffin Heights, Dunbarton, Highbush, Liverpool, Rosebank, Rouge Park, Rougemount, Rural Pickering, Town Centre, Village East, West Shore and Woodlands.

September 2021 saw a bit busier month for those selling a house in Pickering, Ontario.

There were 92 successful real estate sales  for freehold homes in Pickering.

The most expensive property sold was for $2,812,000 for a 5+1 bedroom house on Rougemount Drive in Pickering’s Rougemount neighbourhood. 

So, should I list my house in September or wait until October for the best of the fall market?

Starting with the most affordable streets in Pickering, other home sales in Pickering, Ontario during September 2021 were found on Zator Ave - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $999,999 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $930,000, Westcreek Dr - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $899,900 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $880,000, Waterford Gate - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $1,499,800 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,470,000, Valley Farm Rd - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $699,900 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $675,000, Twyn Rivers Dr - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $1,199,999 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,020,000, Treetop Way - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $800,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $950,000, Tranquil Crt - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $1,299,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,240,000, Tigerlily Tr - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $999,997 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,200,000, Theoden Crt - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $999,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,110,000, Tangreen Tr - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $1,399,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,625,000, Swan Pl - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $1,150,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,130,000, Sunbird Tr - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $949,900 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,150,000, Summerpark Cres - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $1,250,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,576,000, Summerpark Cres - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $1,250,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,325,000, Spruce Hill Rd - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $799,888 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,210,000, Springview Dr - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $899,900 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,080,000, Southcott Rd - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $1,688,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,565,000, Silver Maple Dr - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $1,090,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,415,000, Silver Maple Dr - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $1,299,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,410,000, Shadybrook Dr - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $989,900 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,010,000, Sapphire Dr - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $799,999 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $967,000, Sanok Dr - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $849,900 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $990,500, Salem Rd - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $2,198,988 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $2,250,000, Rushton Rd - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $1,399,900 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,450,000, Rougemount Dr - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $2,199,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $2,812,000, Rosefield Rd - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $979,980 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,160,000, Rosebank Rd - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $998,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,320,000, Rosebank Rd - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $1,250,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,250,000, Rosebank Rd - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $1,250,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,250,000, Redwood Lane - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $1,099,999 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,098,000, Redwood Lane - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $859,900 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $950,000, Rawlings Dr - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $999,800 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,320,000, Rambleberry Ave - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $1,099,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,327,500, Rambleberry Ave - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $999,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,275,000, Pine Grove Ave - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $1,689,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,880,000, Parkside Dr - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $999,800 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,141,786, Parkham Cres - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $898,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,132,000, Old Forest Rd - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $1,999,900 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $2,400,000, Old Forest Rd - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $999,900 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,232,000, Nordane Dr - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $899,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $902,000, Naroch Blvd - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $800,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $875,000, Mountcastle Cres - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $899,900 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,008,000, Miriam Rd - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $799,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $950,000, Millbank Rd - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $849,900 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,160,000, Meriadoc Dr - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $989,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,175,000, Meadowview Ave - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $1,049,900 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,300,000, Mcleod Cres - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $1,299,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,290,000, Marshcourt Dr - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $899,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,020,000, Marshcourt Dr - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $799,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $865,000, Malden Cres - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $798,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $855,000, Major Oaks Rd - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $898,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,181,500, Luna Crt - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $749,900 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $881,302, Liverpool Rd - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $2,199,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $2,325,000, Liverpool Rd - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $839,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $950,000, Linwood St - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $1,099,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,315,000, Lawson St - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $1,030,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,000,000, Kingston Rd - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $699,900 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $780,000, Jaywin Circ - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $849,900 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $850,000, Ilona Park Rd - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $899,900 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $965,500, Hillview Cres - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $788,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $951,786, Hampton Crt - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $949,999 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $899,000, Goldenridge Rd - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $1,999,900 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $2,062,000, Glendale Dr - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $899,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,060,000, Glen Eden Crt - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $779,900 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $780,000, Geta Circle W Circ - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $810,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $790,000, Gardenview Sq - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $1,188,888 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,275,000, Gablehurst Cres - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $799,900 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,000,966, Forestview Dr - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $1,099,900 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,278,000, Finch Ave - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $1,500,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,775,000, Fall Harvest Cres - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $699,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $907,000, Fall Harvest Cres - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $749,900 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $837,500, Falconcrest Dr - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $1,075,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,170,000, Fairfield Cres - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $899,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,020,000, Erin Gate Blvd - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $1,268,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,480,000, Dusty Dr - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $819,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,010,000, Duberry Dr - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $789,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $740,000, Dellbrook Ave - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $888,888 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,102,888, Clipper Lane - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $749,900 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $740,000, Cliffview Rd - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $1,999,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $2,215,000, Chiron Cres - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $899,900 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,200,000, Cedarcroft Cres - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $799,900 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,050,000, Cedarcroft Cres - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $649,900 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $828,000, Cactus Cres - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $1,388,887 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,615,000, Byford St - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $699,900 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $751,000, Bushmill St - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $988,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,160,000, Burnside Dr - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $899,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,185,000, Bronte Sq - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $998,800 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,190,000, Brands Crt - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $799,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $935,000, Beaton Way - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $899,900 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,086,000, Amberlea Rd - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $999,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $1,070,000, Alwin Circ - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $749,900 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $730,000, Altona Rd - Seller’s Chosen Listing Price Strategy: $829,000 _ Buyer in Pickering’s Winning Bid: $819,000.

The average selling price of a house in Pickering was $1,190,633. The average time it took to sell a house in Pickering was 8 days on the market during September 2021.

71 of the houses sold in Pickering during this period were detached, 12 houses sold in Pickering were row houses or town houses, and 8 were semi-detached houses in Pickering, Ontario.

For any specifics on actual sale prices in Pickering, Ontario, or to put your best listing and buying plan in place, please contact Scott Hanton directly.

Durham Region Real Estate News: Property values and actual selling prices of freehold homes in Pickering, Ontario – November 2021

Is November a good month to list my house for sale?

Scott Hanton, Real Estate Broker, loves living and working in Pickering. And Scott loves bringing his award-winning and celebrated real estate services to buyers and sellers throughout all of Durham Region. Scott Hanton has been raising the level of quality for realtors in Durham Region for more than 14 years. Every property is different, and Scott understands how to net you the most profit in the end. 

Email Scott@HantonRealEstate.com if you’re ready for a free consultation about your house or if you’re looking for the ideal realtor to help you purchase the perfect place in Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville and across the GTA.

Pickering consists of the following real estate zones: Amberlea, Bay Ridges, Brock Industrial, Brock Ridge, Duffin Heights, Dunbarton, Highbush, Liverpool, Rosebank, Rouge Park, Rougemount, Rural Pickering, Town Centre, Village East, West Shore and Woodlands.

November 2021 saw a busy month for those selling a house in Pickering, Ontario.

There were 87 successful real estate sales for freehold homes in Pickering.

The most expensive property sold was for $2,900,000 for a 6-bedroom house on Woodview Drive in Pickering’s Rougemount neighbourhood. 

Other home sales in Pickering, Ontario during November 2021 were found on the following streets, from most affordable to most expensive Pickering streets:  Woodview Dr - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $2,998,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $2,900,000, Woodview Ave - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,988,800 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,940,000, Winville Rd - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,150,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,300,000, Wingarden Cres - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,989,900 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $2,450,000, Wingarden Cres - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,399,999 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,360,000, William St - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $749,900 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $752,500, Westney Rd - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,149,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,475,000, Waterford Gate - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,395,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,345,000, Vistula Dr - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $899,900 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,310,000, Vicki Dr - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $799,888 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,080,000, Uxbridge Pickering T Rd - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $2,950,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $2,800,000, Tally St - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $789,800 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $971,000, Strouds Lane - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,788,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,800,000, Strouds Lane - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $849,900 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,049,800, St Martins Dr - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $699,900 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $840,043, Spruce Hill Rd - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,250,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,450,000, Silverthorn Sq - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $997,800 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,365,000, Silver Spruce Dr - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,100,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,395,900, Shadybrook Dr - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $829,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $981,000, Shade Master Dr - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,488,800 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,711,000, Sapphire Dr - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $899,999 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $995,000, Sanok Dr - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $999,888 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,200,000, Sandhurst Cres - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,199,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,324,000, Sandcherry Crt - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,999,888 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $2,325,000, Riverview Cres - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,150,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,350,000, Ridgewood Crt - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,100,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,325,000, Redwood Lane - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $859,900 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $908,800, Primrose Crt - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,325,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,550,000, Pinecreek Crt - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $775,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $961,000, Pine Ridge Rd - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,400,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,650,000, Pine Grove Ave - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,288,800 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,450,000, Parkside Dr - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,290,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,601,121, Parkside Dr - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $999,900 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,285,000, Oakwood Dr - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $2,099,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $2,095,660, New St - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $899,900 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,085,000, Mountcastle Cres - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $899,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,251,000, Monteagle Lane - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,089,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,375,000, Modlin Rd - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $789,900 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $850,000, Meriadoc Dr - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $989,800 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,329,900, Meldron Dr - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,225,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,421,000, Meadowview Ave - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,195,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,150,000, Mcleod Cres - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,499,999 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,880,000, Mcbrady Cres - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $799,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,127,000, Marshcourt Dr - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $799,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,120,100, Malden Cres - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $799,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $903,000, Major Oaks Rd - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,399,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,470,000, Lynn Heights Dr - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $999,900 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,325,000, Lydia Cres - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $799,900 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $965,000, Liverpool Rd - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,299,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,225,000, Linwood St S - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $799,999 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $975,000, Liatris Dr - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $799,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,002,000, Laurier Cres - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,299,999 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,525,000, Krosno Blvd - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $675,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $802,000, Krosno Blvd - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $699,900 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $660,000, Kodiak St - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,999,900 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $2,350,000, Highway 7 - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,250,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,358,000, Helen Cres - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $799,900 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,080,000, Gull Crossing - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $899,900 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,100,000, Guild Rd - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $699,900 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,025,000, Granby Crt - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,299,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,556,000, Graceland Crt - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $799,900 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $999,000, Glengrove Rd - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $949,900 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,015,000, Glendale Dr - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $899,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $999,000, Glenanna Rd - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,150,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,350,000, Gillmoss Rd - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,299,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,559,999, Finch Ave - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,699,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,900,000, Fieldstone Circ - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,299,900 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,250,000, Fieldlight Blvd - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $898,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $930,000, Eagleview Dr - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,188,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,405,000, Dunbarton Rd - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $929,800 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,243,000, Denby Dr - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $798,888 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $930,000, Dashwood Crt - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,275,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,288,000, Cricket Lane - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $750,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $963,500, Creekview Circ - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $750,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,100,000, Cobbler's Crt - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $749,900 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,025,500, Cliffview Rd - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,899,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $2,260,000, Castlegate Crossing - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $899,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $920,000, Caliper Lane - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,368,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,315,000, Bowler Dr - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,095,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,401,000, Bloomfield Crt - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,099,880 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,425,000, Belcourt St - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,188,800 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,340,000, Autumn Cres - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $849,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $999,999, Amberlea Rd - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $1,250,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,525,000, Amberlea Rd - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $969,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $1,220,000, Altona Rd - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $2,388,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $2,450,000, Altona Rd - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $799,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $875,000, Acorn Lane - Seller’s listing price advertised on realtor.ca: $2,645,000 - buyer and their buyer agent submitted an accepted offer for the purchase price of: $2,516,000.

The average selling price of a house in Pickering was $1,361,055. The average time it took to sell a house in Pickering was 10 days on the market during November 2021. Excellent results for sellers in November.

66 of the houses sold in Pickering during this period were detached, 12 houses sold in Pickering were row houses or town houses, and 7 were semi-detached houses in Pickering, Ontario.

For any specifics on actual sale prices in Pickering, Ontario, or to put your best listing and buying plan in place, please contact Scott Hanton directly.

Durham Region Real Estate News: Property values and actual selling prices of freehold homes in Pickering, Ontario – February 2020

Is it smart to sell a house in February? Is February a good time for buyers to offer on a property?

Scott Hanton, Real Estate Broker, loves living and working in Pickering. And Scott loves bringing his award-winning and celebrated real estate services to buyers and sellers throughout all of Durham Region. Scott Hanton has been raising the level of quality for realtors in Durham Region for more than 14 years. Every property is different, and Scott understands how to net you the most profit in the end. 

Email Scott@HantonRealEstate.com if you’re ready for a free consultation about your house or if you’re looking for the ideal realtor to help you purchase the perfect place in Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville and across the GTA.

Pickering consists of the following real estate zones: Amberlea, Bay Ridges, Brock Industrial, Brock Ridge, Duffin Heights, Dunbarton, Highbush, Liverpool, Rosebank, Rouge Park, Rougemount, Rural Pickering, Town Centre, Village East, West Shore and Woodlands.

February 2020 saw another busy winter month for those selling a house in Pickering, Ontario.

There were 64 successful real estate sales for freehold homes in Pickering.

The most expensive property sold was for $2,568,000 for a 5-bedroom house on 10 acres on Sideline 32 Road in rural Pickering. 

Starting with the residential streets with the most affordable houses, other home sales in Pickering, Ontario during February 2020 were found on Hewson Dr Pickering Ontario L1W1T6 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $539,900 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $529,000, Naroch Blvd Pickering Ontario L1W1S9 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $590,000 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $575,000, Graceland Crt Pickering Ontario L1V6P2 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $569,900 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $585,000, Kingston Rd Pickering Ontario L1V0A2 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $559,900 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $590,000, Valleyview Dr Pickering Ontario L1V6V1 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $584,000 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $630,000, Modlin Rd Pickering Ontario L1W1V6 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $615,000 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $655,000, Reflection Pl Pickering Ontario L1X0E8 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $629,900 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $655,000, Finch Ave Pickering Ontario L1V 0A1 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $609,000 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $656,600, Lublin Ave Pickering Ontario L1W1Z3 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $619,900 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $657,000, Liatris Dr Pickering Ontario L1X0A4 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $649,900 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $660,000, Moretta Ave Pickering Ontario L1W2J9 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $589,900 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $665,000, Dragonfly Ave Pickering Ontario L1X0E7 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $600,000 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $665,000, Altona Rd Pickering Ontario L1V2P9 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $679,900 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $675,000, Krosno Blvd Pickering Ontario L1W1H2 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $599,900 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $680,000, William Jackson Dr Pickering Ontario L1X0C1 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $689,800 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $682,500, Brock Rd Pickering Ontario L1X 0E1 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $699,000 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $685,000, Altona Rd Pickering Ontario L1V 1M5 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $699,900 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $699,900, Altona Rd Pickering Ontario L1V 1M5 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $699,900 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $699,900, Kingston Rd Pickering Ontario L1V0C3 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $689,999 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $705,000, Sultana Sq Pickering Ontario L1V3Y3 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $649,900 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $710,000, Liatris Dr Pickering Ontario L1X0A4 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $668,800 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $711,000, Sparrow Circ Pickering Ontario L1V6Y3 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $649,900 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $712,500, Creekview Circ Pickering Ontario L1W3A7 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $688,900 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $715,000, Altona Rd Pickering Ontario L1V 0E4 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $669,000 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $720,000, Old Brock Rd Pickering Ontario L1Y 1A6 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $750,000 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $720,000, Storrington St Pickering Ontario L1V2Y5

- Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $718,800 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $725,000, West Shore Blvd Pickering Ontario L1W2V5 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $699,000 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $740,000, Batory Ave Pickering Ontario L1W2W5 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $724,900 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $745,900, Nordane Dr Pickering Ontario L1V6Z7 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $739,800 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $750,000, Moorelands Cres 

Pickering Ontario L1W3K4 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $769,000 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $764,000, Norfolk Sq Pickering Ontario L1V3Y5 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $699,000 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $770,000, Marshcourt Dr Pickering Ontario L1V6G8 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $699,000 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $775,000, Wildwood Cres Pickering Ontario L1X2R6 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $689,000 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $776,500, Maury Cres Pickering Ontario L1X1P6 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $765,000 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $780,000, Misthollow Dr Pickering Ontario L1X0A8 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $759,900 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $790,000, Moorelands Cres Pickering Ontario L1W3K4 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $799,900 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $795,000, Pebblestone Cres Pickering Ontario L1X 1A7 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $849,000 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $805,000, Helen Cres Pickering Ontario L1W1V1 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $756,000 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $810,000, Fairfield Cres Pickering Ontario L1V6H2 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $840,000 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $835,000, Dragonfly Ave Pickering Ontario L1X 2R4 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $859,900 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $835,000, Storrington St Pickering Ontario L1V2X2 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $735,000 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $838,000, Steeple Hill Pickering Ontario L1V5Z3 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $859,000 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $845,000, Sapphire Dr Pickering Ontario L1V2P8, Maple Ridge Dr Pickering Ontario L1X1A5 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $899,000 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $855,000, Otonabee Dr Pickering Ontario L1V6T5 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $859,900 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $860,000, Southview Dr Pickering Ontario L1V1Y7 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $849,900 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $864,900, Senator St Pickering Ontario L1V6N1 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $749,000 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $881,000, Colonial St Pickering Ontario L1X1P1 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $879,900 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $890,000, Glenanna Rd Pickering Ontario L1V5E5 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $849,000 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $925,000, Saugeen Dr Pickering Ontario L1V5N7 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $830,000 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $930,000, Old Orchard Ave Pickering Ontario L1W1G2 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $899,900 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $950,000, Dalewood Dr Pickering Ontario L1V4P3 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $955,000 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $957,000 Cowan Circ Pickering Ontario L1W3K7 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $989,900 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $980,000, Pebble Crt Pickering Ontario L1V3Z5 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $949,000 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $990,000, Bayfield St Pickering Ontario L1V3W5 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $974,500 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $990,000, Amberwood Cres Pickering Ontario L1V3T9 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $989,900 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $995,000, Valley Ridge Cres Pickering Ontario L1V6S3 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $1,099,000 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $1,038,750, Rushton Rd Pickering Ontario L1V0A3 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $1,150,000 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $1,075,000, Halsey Lane Pickering Ontario L1X1W1 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $1,145,000 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $1,135,000, 16 Sideline Rd Pickering Ontario L1Y1A1 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $1,299,000 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $1,150,000, Trimbles Lane Pickering Ontario L0H1H0 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $1,198,000 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $1,180,000, Wingarden Cres Pickering Ontario L1V0C2 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $1,249,999 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $1,240,786, Rigby Dr Pickering Ontario L1X1V6 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $1,199,000 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $1,251,000, and Sideline 32 Rd Pickering Ontario L1Y 1A3 - Was the seller’s asking price too high or too low? It was: $2,589,000 - Versus the purchase price after buyer’s successful offer of: $2,568,000.

The average selling price of a house in Pickering was $837,176. The average time it took to sell a house in Pickering was 15 days on the market during February 2020.

46 of the houses sold in Pickering during this period were detached, 14 houses sold in Pickering were row houses or town houses, and 4 were semi-detached houses in Pickering, Ontario.

For any specifics on actual sale prices in Pickering, Ontario, or to put your best listing and buying plan in place, please contact Scott Hanton directly.

Durham Region Real Estate News: Property values and actual selling prices of freehold homes in Pickering, Ontario – April 2020

Is Pickering a smart place to invest real estate?

Scott Hanton, Real Estate Broker, loves living and working in Pickering. And Scott loves bringing his award-winning and celebrated real estate services to buyers and sellers throughout all of Durham Region. Scott Hanton has been raising the level of quality for realtors in Durham Region for more than 14 years. Every property is different, and Scott understands how to net you the most profit in the end. 

Email Scott@HantonRealEstate.com if you’re ready for a free consultation about your house or if you’re looking for the ideal realtor to help you purchase the perfect place in Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville and across the GTA.

Why should I choose to live in Pickering?

Pickering consists of the following real estate zones: Amberlea, Bay Ridges, Brock Industrial, Brock Ridge, Duffin Heights, Dunbarton, Highbush, Liverpool, Rosebank, Rouge Park, Rougemount, Rural Pickering, Town Centre, Village East, West Shore and Woodlands.

April 2020 saw a sudden drop in real estate activity for those selling a house in Pickering, Ontario, just as the pandemic was starting to get extremely serious and starting to affect real estate sales.

There were only 46 successful real estate sales for freehold homes in Pickering facilitated by Durham Region real estate agent, both listing agents and buyer agents.

The most expensive property sold was for $1,550,000 for a 5 bedroom house on Taplin Crescent in Pickering’s Dunbarton neighbourhood, and it was double-ended by that listing agent. 

Starting with the residential streets with the most affordable houses, other home sales in Pickering, Ontario during April 2020 were found on Lutterworth Crt Pickering Ontario L1V3L4 - asking price by the homeowner: $550,000 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $535,000, Valley Farm Rd Pickering Ontario L1V7J9 - asking price by the homeowner: $499,999 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $560,000, Antonio St Pickering Ontario L1W1T4 - asking price by the homeowner: $599,900 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $570,000, Brands Crt - asking price by the homeowner: $549,000 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $572,500, Alwin Circ Pickering Ontario L1V2W2 - asking price by the homeowner: $549,900 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $590,000, Fall Harvest Cres Pickering Ontario L1X 0G1 - asking price by the homeowner: $550,000 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $590,000, Krosno Blvd Pickering Ontario L1W1H1 - asking price by the homeowner: $624,900 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $616,500, Sanok Dr Pickering Ontario L1W2R1 - asking price by the homeowner: $629,000 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $620,000, Sideline 6 Pickering Ontario L1Y 1A2 - asking price by the homeowner: $650,000 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $625,000, Poprad Ave Pickering Ontario L1W1L1 - asking price by the homeowner: $650,000 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $625,000, Listowell Cres Pickering Ontario L1V2Y2 - asking price by the homeowner: $638,800 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $635,000, Shepway Mews Pickering Ontario L1X0C7 - asking price by the homeowner: $659,900 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $640,000, Linwood St Pickering Ontario L1X1G8 - asking price by the homeowner: $599,000 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $646,000, Altona Rd Pickering Ontario L1V 1M5 - asking price by the homeowner: $659,800 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $660,000, Hillcrest Rd Pickering Ontario L1W2P5 - asking price by the homeowner: $674,900 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $667,500, Brock Rd Pickering Ontario L1V2P8 - asking price by the homeowner: $699,999 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $680,000, West Shore Blvd Pickering Ontario L1W3G2 - asking price by the homeowner: $649,000 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $685,000, Tatra Dr Pickering Ontario L1W1K6 - asking price by the homeowner: $679,000 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $685,000, Benton Cres Pickering Ontario L1X1N2 - asking price by the homeowner: $725,000 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $700,000, Graceland Crt Pickering Ontario L1V6N9 - asking price by the homeowner: $725,000 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $715,000, Canadian St Pickering Ontario L1X0C7 - asking price by the homeowner: $730,000 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $717,000, Reflection Pl Pickering Ontario L1X0E9 - asking price by the homeowner: $724,900 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $718,000, Brandy Crt Pickering Ontario L1X0C8 - asking price by the homeowner: $723,000 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $718,500, Tillings Rd Pickering Ontario L1X0B6 - asking price by the homeowner: $730,000 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $730,000, Major Oaks Rd Pickering Ontario L1X2L8 - asking price by the homeowner: $749,900 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $740,000, Marshcourt Dr Pickering Ontario L1V6G4 - asking price by the homeowner: $749,900 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $740,000, Fieldstone Circ Pickering Ontario L1X 1B9 - asking price by the homeowner: $765,000 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $740,000, Ilona Park Rd Pickering Ontario L1W1E4 - asking price by the homeowner: $779,000 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $755,000, Parkdale St Pickering Ontario L1X2P5 - asking price by the homeowner: $789,900 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $770,000, Rambleberry Ave Pickering Ontario L1V 5X9 - asking price by the homeowner: $789,900 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $772,000, Poppy Lane Pickering Ontario L1V2T4 - asking price by the homeowner: $799,000 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $799,000, Foxwood Tr Pickering Ontario L1V6X4 - asking price by the homeowner: $759,900 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $820,000, Finch Ave Pickering Ontario L1V1J4 - asking price by the homeowner: $859,900 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $825,000, Meldron Dr Pickering Ontario L1V6R5 - asking price by the homeowner: $859,000 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $845,000, Cedarwood Crt Pickering Ontario L1X1V2 - asking price by the homeowner: $868,800 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $848,800, Spruce Hill Rd Pickering Ontario L1V1S6 - asking price by the homeowner: $919,000 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $850,000, Brian Crt Pickering Ontario L1W3H4 - asking price by the homeowner: $849,000 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $861,000, Foxtail Cres Pickering Ontario L1V2P8 - asking price by the homeowner: $870,000 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $863,000, Stonepath Circ Pickering Ontario L1V3S9 - asking price by the homeowner: $885,000 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $880,000, Greenmount St Pickering Ontario L1X2J2 - asking price by the homeowner: $929,000 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $920,000, Dencourt Dr Pickering Ontario L1V4Y2 - asking price by the homeowner: $949,900 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $925,000, Rougemount Dr Pickering Ontario L1W2C2 - asking price by the homeowner: $929,900 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $930,000, Waterford Gate Pickering Ontario L1V6N3 - asking price by the homeowner: $945,000 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $940,000, Vistula Dr Pickering Ontario L1W2L8 - asking price by the homeowner: $998,900 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $975,000, Breezy Dr Pickering Ontario L1W2X5 - asking price by the homeowner: $1,183,000 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $999,000, and Taplin Dr Pickering Ontario L1V1H3 - asking price by the homeowner: $1,689,800 - Buyer won a bidding war with an offer of: $1,550,000.

The average selling price of a house in Pickering was $757,583. The average time it took to sell a house in Pickering was 16 days on the market during March 2020.

28 of the houses sold in Pickering during this period were detached, 10 houses sold in Pickering were row houses or town houses, and 7 were semi-detached houses in Pickering, Ontario.

For any specifics on actual sale prices in Pickering, Ontario, or to put your best listing and buying plan in place, please contact Scott Hanton directly.

Durham Region Real Estate News: Property values and actual selling prices of freehold homes in Pickering, Ontario – June 2020

Which real estate agent, who helps both buyers and sellers, knows the most about Pickering?

Scott Hanton, Real Estate Broker, loves living and working in Pickering. And Scott loves bringing his award-winning and celebrated real estate services to buyers and sellers throughout all of Durham Region. Scott Hanton has been raising the level of quality for realtors in Durham Region for more than 14 years. Every property is different, and Scott understands how to net you the most profit in the end.

Which realtor gets the best results and highest selling prices in Pickering?

Email Scott@HantonRealEstate.com if you’re ready for a free consultation about your house or if you’re looking for the ideal realtor to help you purchase the perfect place in Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville and across the GTA.

What are the most affordable areas in Pickering to buy a house?

Pickering consists of the following real estate zones: Amberlea, Bay Ridges, Brock Industrial, Brock Ridge, Duffin Heights, Dunbarton, Highbush, Liverpool, Rosebank, Rouge Park, Rougemount, Rural Pickering, Town Centre, Village East, West Shore and Woodlands.

June 2020 saw another surprising spike in real estate activity for those selling a house in Pickering, Ontario, as the pandemic’s affect on real estate was shocking everyone.

Why should I use a buyer agent in Pickering and Durham Region? There were 111 successful real estate sales for freehold homes in Pickering.

The most expensive property sold was for $2,475,000 for a 5+2 bedroom house on Toynevale Road in Pickering’s Rosebank neighbourhood, after 44 days on the market. 

How many realtors should I interview before deciding on who will list my house for sale? Starting with the residential streets with the most affordable houses, other home sales in Pickering, Ontario during June 2020 were found on Valley Farm Rd Pickering Ontario L1V7J9 Pandemic asking price of: $519,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $541,000, Brands Crt Pickering Ontario L1V2V4 Pandemic asking price of: $549,700 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $542,000, Pure Springs Blvd Pickering Ontario L1X0A8 Pandemic asking price of: $569,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $569,000, Valley Farm Rd Pickering Ontario L1V7J9 Pandemic asking price of: $579,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $569,000, Hewson Dr E Pickering Ontario L1W1T6 Pandemic asking price of: $599,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $580,000, Hummingbird Crt Pickering Ontario L1V7H9 Pandemic asking price of: $589,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $622,000, Annland St Pickering Ontario L1W1A9 Pandemic asking price of: $630,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $630,000, Valleyview Dr Pickering Ontario L1V6V1 Pandemic asking price of: $599,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $635,000, Tanzer Crt Pickering Ontario L1W3S6 Pandemic asking price of: $649,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $641,000, Clipper Lane Pickering Ontario L1X0E8 Pandemic asking price of: $635,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $644,000, Jaywin Circ Pickering Ontario L1V2W4 Pandemic asking price of: $647,888 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $652,000, Redwood Lane Pickering Ontario L1X1C5 Pandemic asking price of: $664,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $659,500, Brock Rd Pickering Ontario L1V2P8 Pandemic asking price of: $689,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $660,000, Carousel Dr Pickering Ontario L1X0C2 Pandemic asking price of: $629,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $662,000, Hillcrest Rd Pickering Ontario L1W2P8 Pandemic asking price of: $619,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $664,000, Canborough Cres Pickering Ontario L1V3K8 Pandemic asking price of: $685,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $664,000, Victory Dr Pickering Ontario L1W2E3 Pandemic asking price of: $624,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $670,000, Wildwood Cres Pickering Ontario L1X2R7 Pandemic asking price of: $678,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $670,000, Dreyber Crt Pickering Ontario L1V3H8 Pandemic asking price of: $682,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $675,000, Fieldlight Blvd Pickering Ontario L1V2S9 Pandemic asking price of: $579,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $676,500, Liverpool Rd Pickering Ontario L1W1S5 Pandemic asking price of: $599,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $682,100, Autumn Cres Pickering Ontario L1V6X6 Pandemic asking price of: $699,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $687,500, Leaside St Pickering Ontario L1W2X1 Pandemic asking price of: $675,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $688,000, Marksbury Rd Pickering Ontario L1W2T5 Pandemic asking price of: $650,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $688,500, Sapphire Dr Pickering Ontario L1X0E7 Pandemic asking price of: $690,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $695,000, Stonebridge Lane Pickering Ontario L1W 3B3 Pandemic asking price of: $719,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $697,500, Rambleberry Cres Pickering Ontario L1V4Z8 Pandemic asking price of: $699,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $700,000, Shepway Mews Pickering Ontario L1X0C7 Pandemic asking price of: $599,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $702,000, Enchanted Cres Pickering Ontario L1X 0H1 Pandemic asking price of: $698,800 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $705,000, Jaywin Circ Pickering Ontario L1V2W3 Pandemic asking price of: $665,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $707,000, Culross Ave Pickering Ontario L1V 2W7 Pandemic asking price of: $639,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $707,500, Tillings Rd Pickering Ontario L1X0C5 Pandemic asking price of: $719,999 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $709,000, Fall Harvest Cres Pickering Ontario L1X0G2 Pandemic asking price of: $669,800 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $715,000, Earl Grey Ave Pickering Ontario L1X0B9 Pandemic asking price of: $699,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $720,000, Liatris Dr Pickering Ontario L1X0A4 Pandemic asking price of: $679,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $725,000, Autumn Cres Pickering Ontario L1V6X5 Pandemic asking price of: $709,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $725,000, Dusty Dr Pickering Ontario L1X0C9 Pandemic asking price of: $729,998 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $725,000, Bruny Ave Pickering Ontario L1X0C5 Pandemic asking price of: $735,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $726,000, Thicket Cres Pickering Ontario L1V6V7 Pandemic asking price of: $599,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $730,000, Una Rd Pickering Ontario L1V3J5 Pandemic asking price of: $634,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $730,000, Stonebridge Lane Pickering Ontario L1W3A6 Pandemic asking price of: $679,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $730,000, Enchanted Cres Pickering Ontario L1X0H1 Pandemic asking price of: $769,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $752,000, Cameo St Pickering Ontario L1X Og3 Pandemic asking price of: $749,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $755,000, Trellis Crt Pickering Ontario L1W1J2 Pandemic asking price of: $749,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $760,000, Storrington St Pickering Ontario L1V 2X2 Pandemic asking price of: $774,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $760,000, West Shore Blvd Pickering Ontario L1W2V7 Pandemic asking price of: $725,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $761,000, Burnside Dr Pickering Ontario L1V6L6 Pandemic asking price of: $699,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $763,000, Wildwood Cres Pickering Ontario L1X2R7 Pandemic asking price of: $799,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $775,000, Stonebridge Lane Pickering Ontario L1W3B3 Pandemic asking price of: $729,800 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $785,000, Theoden Crt Pickering Ontario L1X1Z9 Pandemic asking price of: $779,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $790,000, Edgecroft Dr Pickering Ontario L1X0B6 Pandemic asking price of: $759,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $792,000, Essa Cres Pickering Ontario L1W2J1 Pandemic asking price of: $799,999 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $795,000, Amaretto Ave Pickering Ontario L1X1M3 Pandemic asking price of: $800,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $795,000, Longbow Dr Pickering Ontario L1V5X3 Pandemic asking price of: $789,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $798,000, Foxwood Tr Pickering Ontario L1V6X3 Pandemic asking price of: $805,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $800,000, Major Oaks Rd Pickering Ontario L1X2L9 Pandemic asking price of: $819,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $819,000, Ilona Park Rd Pickering Ontario L1W1E4 Pandemic asking price of: $829,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $820,000, Dellbrook Ave Pickering Ontario L1X2B1 Pandemic asking price of: $825,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $825,000, Cowan Circ Pickering Ontario L1W 3K6 Pandemic asking price of: $829,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $830,000, Misthollow Dr Pickering Ontario L1X0A8 Pandemic asking price of: $839,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $830,000, Vistula Dr Pickering Ontario L1W 2L8 Pandemic asking price of: $849,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $837,500, Kinsale Rd Pickering Ontario L1Y1E3 Pandemic asking price of: $798,800 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $840,000, Jacqueline Ave Pickering Ontario L1V3B2 Pandemic asking price of: $879,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $850,000, Meadowlane Cres Pickering Ontario L1X1S9 Pandemic asking price of: $798,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $852,000, Bronte Sq Pickering Ontario L1V3B8 Pandemic asking price of: $839,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $855,000, Dusty Dr 

Pickering Ontario L1X0C9 Pandemic asking price of: $878,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $855,000, Wildflower Dr Pickering Ontario L1V 7A7 Pandemic asking price of: $869,999 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $857,000, Barnwood Sq Pickering Ontario L1X1C7 Pandemic asking price of: $898,800 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $865,000, Gablehurst Cres Pickering Ontario L1V5G3 Pandemic asking price of: $850,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $870,000, Rosebank Rd Pickering Ontario L1W2N6 Pandemic asking price of: $888,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $878,000, Dragonfly Ave Pickering Ontario L1X0E9 Pandemic asking price of: $899,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $880,000, Amberwood Cres Pickering Ontario L1V3Y6 Pandemic asking price of: $899,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $885,000, Fairfield Cres Pickering Ontario L1V6H5 Pandemic asking price of: $899,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $890,000, Southcott Rd Pickering Ontario L1X2S9 Pandemic asking price of: $878,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $900,000, Chapman Crt Pickering Ontario L1X2E9 Pandemic asking price of: $899,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $910,000, Woodside Lane Pickering Ontario L1V4W3 Pandemic asking price of: $849,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $915,000, Autumn Cres Pickering Ontario L1V1P6 Pandemic asking price of: $929,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $920,000, Marshcourt Dr Pickering Ontario L1V6G2 Pandemic asking price of: $949,888 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $920,000, Krosno Blvd Pickering Ontario L1W1H5 Pandemic asking price of: $850,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $930,000, Rougemount Dr

Pickering Ontario L1W2C1 Pandemic asking price of: $939,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $930,000, Erin Gate Blvd Pickering Ontario L1X2V7 Pandemic asking price of: $899,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $939,200, Aspen Rd Pickering Ontario L1V3W8 Pandemic asking price of: $928,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $940,000, Cowan Circ Pickering Ontario L1W3K6 Pandemic asking price of: $925,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $945,000, Timber Crt Pickering Ontario L1X1T4 Pandemic asking price of: $964,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $964,900, Southcott Rd Pickering Ontario L1X2T3 Pandemic asking price of: $917,800 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $965,000, Rockwood Dr N Pickering Ontario L1V6S9 Pandemic asking price of: $988,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $970,000, Lytton Crt Pickering Ontario L1W3Z2 Pandemic asking price of: $998,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $970,000, Spruce Hill Rd Pickering Ontario L1V1S7, Moonlight Cres Pickering Ontario L1X0E9 Pandemic asking price of: $975,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $995,000, Broadoak Cres W Pickering Ontario L1V4S4 Pandemic asking price of: $998,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $1,000,000, Gardenview Sq Pickering Ontario L1V4R6 Pandemic asking price of: $959,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $1,017,000, Ashfield Crt Pickering Ontario L1V4Y4 Pandemic asking price of: $949,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $1,020,000, Foxtail Cres Pickering Ontario L1X0E7 Pandemic asking price of: $1,049,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $1,035,000, Fairport Rd Pickering Ontario L1V 1T2 Pandemic asking price of: $1,100,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $1,050,000, Appleview Rd Pickering Ontario L1V1T8 Pandemic asking price of: $1,099,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $1,080,000, Goldenridge Rd Pickering Ontario L1V7J5 Pandemic asking price of: $1,125,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $1,100,000, Sandcastle Crt Pickering Ontario L1W3Z3 Pandemic asking price of: $1,200,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $1,150,000, Wharf St Pickering Ontario L1W1A2 Pandemic asking price of: $1,195,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $1,189,000, Woodgrange Ave Pickering Ontario L1W2B3 Pandemic asking price of: $1,250,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $1,205,000, Gillmoss Rd Pickering Ontario L1W0A9 Pandemic asking price of: $1,274,900 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $1,218,000, Kates Lane Pickering Ontario L1V3C3 Pandemic asking price of: $989,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $1,280,000, Darwin Dr Pickering Ontario L1X2V6 Pandemic asking price of: $1,399,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $1,300,100, Abbey Rd Pickering Ontario L1X1W5 Pandemic asking price of: $1,349,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $1,334,000, Baylawn Dr L1X 2N7 Pickering Ontario L1X2N7 Pandemic asking price of: $1,450,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $1,350,000, Gablehurst Cres Pickering Ontario L1V5G3 Pandemic asking price of: $1,465,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $1,403,000, Rosebank Rd Pickering Ontario L1V 1P4 Pandemic asking price of: $1,830,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $1,720,000, Dyson Rd Pickering Ontario L1W2N2 Pandemic asking price of: $1,795,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $1,750,000, Woodview Ave Pickering Ontario L1V1L5 Pandemic asking price of: $1,899,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $1,862,000, Breezy Dr Pickering Ontario L1W2X4 Pandemic asking price of: $1,979,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $1,920,000, Oakwood Dr Pickering Ontario L1W2M8 Pandemic asking price of: $2,475,999 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $2,300,000, and Toynevale Rd Pickering Ontario L1W 2G9 Pandemic asking price of: $2,650,000 Versus a buyer’s winning offer of: $2,475,000.

The average selling price of a house in Pickering was $897,224. The average time it took to sell a house in Pickering was 16 days on the market during June 2020.

75 of the houses sold in Pickering during this period were detached, 21 houses sold in Pickering were row houses or town houses, and 12 were semi-detached houses in Pickering, Ontario.

For any specifics on actual sale prices in Pickering, Ontario, or to put your best listing and buying plan in place, please contact Scott Hanton directly.

Are you thinking about buying or selling a home in Pickering, Ontario? One of the most important decisions you'll make during the process is choosing the right real estate agent. But with so many agents to choose from, how do you know who will be the best fit for you? Here are some tips to help you hire the best realtor in Pickering.

1. Look for Experience Experience is key when it comes to hiring a real estate agent. Look for an agent who has a proven track record of success in the Pickering market. An experienced agent will have a deep understanding of the local market and can help you navigate any challenges that may arise during the buying or selling process.
2. Consider Specialization Consider the type of property you're looking to buy or sell and look for an agent who specializes in that area. For example, if you're looking to buy or sell a luxury home, you'll want to work with an agent who has experience in that niche market.
3. Check for Licensing and Credentials Make sure the agent you're considering is licensed and has the necessary credentials to practice real estate in Ontario. You can check with the Real Estate Council of Ontario to ensure that the agent is in good standing.
4. Read Reviews and Testimonials Take the time to read reviews and testimonials from past clients. This will give you a good idea of the agent's communication style, work ethic, and overall performance.
5. Schedule a Consultation Schedule a consultation with the agent to get a sense of their communication style, knowledge of the local market, and overall fit with your needs. This will give you a chance to ask questions and see if the agent is the right fit for you.
6. Consider Technology and Marketing Skills In today's digital age, it's important to work with an agent who has strong technology and marketing skills. Look for an agent who is familiar with online marketing and can effectively use social media and other online platforms to market your property.
7. Communication is Key Communication is key when working with a real estate agent. Look for an agent who is responsive, keeps you informed throughout the process, and is willing to answer your questions and address any concerns you may have.

By following these tips, you can hire the best realtor for your needs in Pickering, Ontario. Remember, the right agent can make all the difference in the success of your real estate transaction, so take the time to choose wisely.

Pickering is a city located in the Greater Toronto Area, with a population of approximately 94,000 people. The city offers a range of attractions and amenities that make it an appealing destination for a variety of homebuyers, including families, first-time buyers, and seniors. In this article, we will explore the appeal of Pickering for each of these groups.

Families

Pickering is an attractive destination for families for several reasons. First and foremost, the city offers a range of excellent schools, including both public and private institutions. These schools are well-regarded for their academic programs and extracurricular activities, making them an ideal destination for families with children.

The city also offers a range of recreational facilities and green spaces, including several parks, community centres, and sports fields. Families can enjoy hiking, cycling, and camping in the nearby Rouge Valley Conservation Area, or spend the day at one of the city's many beaches, including Frenchman's Bay and Pickering Beach.

In addition to these attractions, Pickering also offers a range of family-friendly events and activities throughout the year, including the Pickering Ribfest, the Summerfest Arts and Crafts Show, and the Santa Claus Parade.

First-Time Home Buyers

Pickering is an attractive destination for first-time homebuyers for several reasons. The city offers a range of housing options, from affordable condos and townhouses to spacious single-family homes. This range of options makes it easier for first-time buyers to find a property that fits their budget and lifestyle.

In addition to its range of housing options, Pickering also offers a range of amenities and attractions that make it an appealing destination for young professionals and first-time buyers. The city is home to several shopping centres, including the Pickering Town Centre, as well as a range of restaurants and entertainment venues.

Pickering is also well-connected to public transit, with several GO Transit stations located in the area. This makes it easy for first-time buyers to commute to and from work, as well as to explore other areas of the Greater Toronto Area.

Seniors

Pickering is an attractive destination for seniors for several reasons. The city offers a range of senior-friendly housing options, including affordable apartments and assisted living facilities. These housing options are designed to meet the unique needs of seniors, offering features such as 24-hour support, on-site medical care, and accessibility features.

In addition to its range of housing options, Pickering also offers a range of amenities and attractions that make it an appealing destination for seniors. The city is home to several community centers and senior centers, which offer a range of social activities and events. These centres also offer access to support services, including health and wellness programs, transportation services, and meal programs.

Pickering is also home to several hospitals and medical clinics, making it easy for seniors to access high-quality medical care when they need it. The city also offers several parks and green spaces, which provide opportunities for seniors to stay active and engaged in their community.

In conclusion, Pickering offers a range of attractions and amenities that make it an appealing destination for a variety of homebuyers, including families, first-time buyers, and seniors. From its excellent schools and recreational facilities to its range of housing options and senior-friendly amenities, Pickering offers something for everyone. Whether you are looking for a place to raise a family, start your career, or enjoy your retirement, Pickering is an excellent destination to consider.

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in early 2020, the real estate market in Pickering, Ontario has undergone significant changes. Pickering is a suburban city located in the Greater Toronto Area and is known for its family-friendly neighbourhoods and close proximity to Toronto. In this article, we will explore how house prices in Pickering have changed since the beginning of the pandemic.

In the early stages of the pandemic, the Pickering real estate market experienced a temporary slowdown as buyers and sellers adjusted to new realities. With many people hesitant to enter the market due to economic uncertainty and the potential health risks associated with in-person viewings, the demand for homes decreased, and the market slowed down.

However, as the pandemic progressed, the market began to rebound. One factor that contributed to this rebound was the low interest rates offered by the Bank of Canada, which made mortgages more affordable for buyers. Additionally, with many people spending more time at home due to remote work arrangements, there was an increased demand for larger living spaces, including houses with yards.

According to the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB), the average selling price for a detached home in Pickering in March 2020 was $893,666. By December 2020, this had risen to $1,160,160, representing an increase of 29.8% in just nine months. Similarly, the average selling price for a semi-detached home in Pickering increased from $669,388 in March 2020 to $812,611 in December 2020, representing an increase of 21.4%.

One factor that may have contributed to the increase in house prices in Pickering is the limited supply of available housing. According to an article in the Toronto Star, there has been a shortage of housing inventory in the Greater Toronto Area, including in Pickering. This has created a situation where demand is outstripping supply, leading to increased competition and higher prices.

Another factor that may have contributed to the increase in house prices in Pickering is the changing demographics of the city. According to an article in the Toronto Sun, Pickering has experienced significant growth in recent years, with a younger population moving into the area. This has led to increased demand for larger homes with yards and outdoor spaces, which may have contributed to the rise in house prices.

However, it is important to note that not all areas of Pickering have experienced the same level of price increases. According to an article in DurhamRegion.com, some areas of Pickering have experienced more modest price increases, while others have seen more dramatic growth. This may be due to factors such as proximity to public transportation, access to amenities, and the overall desirability of the neighbourhood.

In addition to the increase in house prices, the Pickering real estate market has also experienced a shift in the types of properties being sold. According to an article in the Toronto Star, there has been a decrease in the number of condominium sales in Pickering since the beginning of the pandemic, as buyers have shifted their focus towards larger, detached homes with yards. This shift in demand may have contributed to the rise in house prices in the city.

Overall, the COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on the Pickering real estate market, with a temporary slowdown in demand followed by a rebound and a significant increase in house prices. While it is difficult to predict the future trajectory of the market, it is clear that Pickering remains a highly desirable city for those looking to purchase a home in the Greater Toronto Area. As such, it is likely that the market will continue to experience strong demand and rising prices in the coming months and years.

Durham Region Real Estate News: Property values and actual selling prices of freehold homes in Pickering, Ontario – Second half of July 2020

Scott Hanton, Real Estate Broker, loves living and working in Pickering. And Scott loves bringing his award-winning and celebrated real estate services to buyers and sellers throughout all of Durham Region. Scott Hanton has been raising the level of quality for realtors in Durham Region for more than 14 years. Every property is different, and Scott understands how to net you the most profit in the end. 

Email Scott@HantonRealEstate.com if you’re ready for a free consultation about your house or if you’re looking for the ideal realtor to help you purchase the perfect place in Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville and across the GTA.

Pickering consists of the following real estate zones: Amberlea, Bay Ridges, Brock Industrial, Brock Ridge, Duffin Heights, Dunbarton, Highbush, Liverpool, Rosebank, Rouge Park, Rougemount, Rural Pickering, Town Centre, Village East, West Shore and Woodlands.

The second half of July 2020 saw another surprising summer month for real estate activity for those selling a house in Pickering, Ontario, as the worsening pandemic’s affect on real estate continued to be shocking to everyone in a climate of the unknown.

There were 88 successful real estate sales for freehold homes in Pickering.

The most expensive property sold was for $2,3345,000 for a 4+3 bedroom house on Marksbury Road in Pickering’s West Shore neighbourhood, after 44 days on the market. 

Starting with the residential streets with the cheapest houses, other home sales in Pickering, Ontario during the second half of July 2020 were found on Alwin Circ Pickering Ontario L1V2W2 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $569,800 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $590,000, Central St Pickering Ontario L1Y1B4 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $599,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $590,000, Pure Springs Blvd - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $599,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $605,000, Byford St Pickering Ontario L1X0A7 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $599,900 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $620,000, Naroch Blvd Pickering Ontario L1W1T1 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $525,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $621,000, Walnut Lane Pickering Ontario L1V2X5 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $599,900 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $628,000, Kingston Rd Pickering Ontario L1V0A2 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $599,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $635,000, Modlin Rd Pickering Ontario L1W1V6 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $599,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $635,450, Culross Ave Pickering Ontario L1V2W6 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $619,900 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $650,000, Butternut Crt Pickering Ontario L1V6V1 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $664,990 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $655,000, Dreyber Crt Pickering Ontario L1V3H9 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $674,900 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $670,000, Glenanna Rd Pickering Ontario L1V3B7 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $599,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $678,000, Fordon Ave Pickering Ontario L1W1J9 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $688,800 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $688,800, Dreyber Crt Pickering Ontario L1V3H8 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $674,900 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $690,000, Sparrow Circ Pickering Ontario L1V7E6 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $598,800 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $695,000, Lydia Cres Pickering Ontario L1V5L3 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $649,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $698,000, Alpine Lane Pickering Ontario L1X2G3 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $738,800 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $700,000, Glendale Dr Pickering Ontario L1V1V6 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $699,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $720,000, West Shore Blvd Pickering Ontario L1W2V2 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $630,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $722,000, Balaton Ave Pickering Ontario L1W1W6 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $729,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $725,000, Sapphire Dr Pickering Ontario L1X 0G2 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $699,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $735,000, Marksbury Rd Pickering Ontario L1W2T5 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $699,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $740,000, Liverpool Rd Pickering Ontario L1W1S4 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $630,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $742,000, Lublin Ave Pickering Ontario L1W1Z2 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $650,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $745,000, Burkholder Dr Pickering Ontario L1X 0G2 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $749,300 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $749,300, Beaton Way Pickering Ontario L1X1X5 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $768,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $755,000, York Durham Line Pickering Ontario L0H1J0 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $799,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $755,000, Dyson Rd Pickering Ontario L1W2N1 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $775,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $760,000, Moorelands Cres Pickering Ontario L1W3K4 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $749,900 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $760,000, Treetop Way Pickering Ontario L1V0B4 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $749,900 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $760,000, Naroch Blvd Pickering Ontario L1W1S9 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $699,900 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $770,000, White Cedar Dr Pickering Ontario L1V6X8 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $648,800 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $770,000, Gossamer Dr Pickering Ontario L1X2T8 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $789,900 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $771,000, Shay Dr Pickering Ontario L1X1X9 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $789,900 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $780,000, Belcourt St Pickering Ontario L1V 2P8 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $749,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $790,000, Beaton Way Pickering Ontario L1X1X6 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $799,900 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $792,000, Marshcourt Dr Pickering Ontario L1V6G2 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $799,900 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $792,000, Ferncliff Circ Pickering Ontario L1X1W7 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $699,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $800,000, Glenanna Rd Pickering Ontario L1V3B7 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $699,900 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $800,000, Cactus Cres Pickering Ontario L1X0G9 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $724,900 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $808,000, Reytan Dr Pickering Ontario L1W1Y6, Liatris Dr Pickering Ontario L1X0A4 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $825,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $820,000, Orion Crt Pickering Ontario L1V3T5 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $749,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $821,000, Eyer Dr Pickering Ontario L1W3C2 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $849,999 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $830,000, Elmsley Dr Pickering Ontario L1X0B5 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $830,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $835,000, Rambleberry Ave Pickering Ontario L1V5X8 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $799,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $835,000, Valley Farm Rd Pickering Ontario L1V1X8 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $799,900 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $845,000, Craighurst Crt Pickering Ontario L1X2X1 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $749,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $850,000, Marinet Cres Pickering Ontario L1W2M1 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $800,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $852,000, Hayden Lane Pickering Ontario L1X0A4 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $869,990 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $860,000, Lodge Rd Pickering Ontario L1V2S1 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $750,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $865,000, Bridle Path Circ Pickering Ontario L1X1C1 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $784,898 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $868,000, Storrington St Pickering Ontario L1V 2Y1 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $799,900 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $870,000, Sandhurst Cres Pickering Ontario L1V6Y6 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $900,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $880,000, Lynn Heights Dr Pickering Ontario L1X2S1 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $849,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $885,000, Monica Cook Pl Pickering Ontario L1W4A4 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $879,900 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $887,000, Parkhurst Cres Pickering Ontario L1X0A8 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $885,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $895,000, Linwood St Pickering Ontario L1X2S4 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $898,900 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $915,000, Rosebank Rd Pickering Ontario L1W2N5 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $869,900 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $925,000, West Shore Blvd Pickering Ontario L1W2T7 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $949,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $925,300, Rouge Valley Dr Pickering Ontario L1V4N2 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $949,900 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $929,900, Hoover Dr Pickering Ontario L1V5R4 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $888,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $931,000, Spruce Hill Rd Pickering Ontario L1V3N8 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $950,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $940,000, Sundown Cres Pickering Ontario L1V 6A5 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $889,900 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $955,000, Cowan Circ Pickering Ontario L1W 3K7 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $984,500 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $975,000, Rosebank Rd S Pickering Ontario L1W2N5 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $989,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $975,000, Cactus Cres Pickering Ontario L1V 2P8 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $989,900 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $975,800, Enchanted Cres Pickering Ontario L1X0G9 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $928,800 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $985,000, Fawndale Rd Pickering Ontario L1V5S2 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $1,039,900 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $1,018,000, Foxtail Cres Pickering Ontario L1X0E7 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $1,049,900 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $1,030,000, Rushton Rd Pickering Ontario L1V0A3 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $1,150,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $1,150,000, Sixth Concession Rd Pickering Ontario L0H1H0 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $1,199,900 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $1,150,000, Oakburn St Pickering Ontario L1V6W1 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $1,237,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $1,165,000, Sandcastle Crt Pickering Ontario L1W3Z3 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $1,200,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $1,187,500, Valley Ridge Cres Pickering Ontario L1V6S2 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $1,199,900 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $1,190,000, Greenwood Rd Pickering Ontario L0H1H0 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $1,249,999 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $1,200,000, Wildflower Dr Pickering Ontario L1V 7B1 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $1,199,999 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $1,205,000, Appleview Rd Pickering Ontario L1V1T8 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $1,299,800 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $1,250,000, Cliffview Rd Pickering Ontario L1W0B2 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $1,499,999 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $1,475,000, Sideline 4 

Pickering Ontario L0B1A0 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $1,599,900 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $1,500,000, Dahlia Cres Pickering Ontario L1W3G4 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $1,598,800 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $1,580,000, Sideline 6 Rd Pickering Ontario L1Y 1A2 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $1,650,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $1,590,000, Canso Dr Pickering Ontario L1Y1A8 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $1,649,999 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $1,595,000, Old Forest Rd Pickering Ontario L1V1N8 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $1,839,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $1,800,000, Fairport Rd Pickering Ontario L1V 1T3 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $2,100,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $2,100,000, Pine Grove Ave Pickering Ontario L1V1K6 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $2,399,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $2,300,000, and Marksbury Rd Pickering Ontario L1W2S6 - The listing agent recommended to go on MLS with a marketing list price of: $2,399,000 - Then a buyer’s agent advised his buyer to offer a purchase price of: $2,345,000.

The average selling price of a house in Pickering was $938,922. The average time it took to sell a house in Pickering was 19 days on the market during the second half of July 2020.

63 of the houses sold in Pickering during this period were detached, 13 houses sold in Pickering were row houses or town houses, and 10 were semi-detached houses in Pickering, Ontario.

For any specifics on actual sale prices in Pickering, Ontario, or to put your best listing and buying plan in place, please contact Scott Hanton directly.

Pickering is a vibrant city located in the Greater Toronto Area, just east of the City of Toronto. The city is known for its stunning natural landscapes, including the Rouge Park and Lake Ontario. In this essay, we will discuss how living in Pickering is so good, thanks to the Rouge Park, large properties, and being so close to Lake Ontario.

Rouge Park

The Rouge Park is a vast natural area located in Pickering, spanning over 47 square kilometers. The park is home to several hiking trails, picnic areas, and camping grounds. It is also a natural habitat for various plants and wildlife, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Living in Pickering, residents have easy access to the Rouge Park and all of its recreational opportunities. The park offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, providing a natural retreat for residents to explore and enjoy. It's an ideal place for families to spend time together, explore nature, and engage in outdoor activities.

Large Properties

Pickering is also known for its large properties, which offer residents ample space to live and enjoy their surroundings. Many homes in Pickering sit on large lots, providing plenty of outdoor space for families to enjoy. This is particularly attractive to those who want to enjoy a more rural lifestyle while still living close to the city.

Large properties offer residents the opportunity to create their own backyard oasis, complete with gardens, pools, and outdoor entertainment areas. The ample space allows for privacy and seclusion, making it an ideal place for families to relax and unwind.

Being Close to Lake Ontario

Living in Pickering also means being close to Lake Ontario, one of the largest and most beautiful lakes in North America. Lake Ontario offers a range of recreational activities, including fishing, boating, and swimming. The lake is also home to several beaches, providing residents with a place to enjoy the sun and water.

Living close to Lake Ontario provides residents with a stunning natural landscape to enjoy, as well as ample opportunities for outdoor activities. The lake is also a popular destination for families looking to spend time together and create lasting memories.

Living in Pickering is so good thanks to the Rouge Park, large properties, and being close to Lake Ontario. The Rouge Park provides residents with a natural escape from the city, allowing them to explore and enjoy the natural world around them. Large properties offer ample space for families to live, play, and relax, while being close to Lake Ontario provides a range of recreational opportunities for residents to enjoy. All of these factors combine to make Pickering an ideal place to live for those who enjoy a natural and relaxed lifestyle, while still being close to the amenities of the city.

As we enter the second quarter of 2023, the real estate market in Pickering, Ontario, is showing signs of strength and stability. Despite ongoing concerns about the global economy and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, Pickering's real estate market has remained resilient, with steady demand for both residential and commercial properties. In this article, we will explore how the real estate market is behaving in Pickering, Ontario, so far in 2023.

Residential Real Estate Market

The residential real estate market in Pickering, Ontario, has remained strong in 2023, with steady demand for homes across a range of price points. According to the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB), the average selling price of a home in Pickering in February 2023 was $976,413, up 10.5% from the same period last year.

Despite the ongoing pandemic, the number of homes sold in Pickering in February 2023 was up 15.5% from the same period in 2022. This suggests that there is still strong demand for homes in the area, and that buyers are willing to enter the market despite the ongoing economic uncertainty.

One factor contributing to the strength of Pickering's residential real estate market is the area's strong local economy. Pickering is home to a number of large employers, including the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station, which employs over 3,000 people. This provides a stable employment base and helps to attract buyers who are looking for a stable long-term investment.

Another factor driving demand for homes in Pickering is the area's attractive lifestyle amenities. Pickering is located on the shores of Lake Ontario, and offers a range of outdoor activities, including hiking and boating. The area is also home to a number of highly regarded schools, making it an attractive option for families with children.

Commercial Real Estate Market

The commercial real estate market in Pickering, Ontario, has also remained stable in 2023. According to data from commercial real estate firm Avison Young, the vacancy rate for office space in the Durham region (which includes Pickering) was 11.3% in Q4 2022, down slightly from the same period in 2021.

One area of strength in Pickering's commercial real estate market is the industrial sector. According to Avison Young, the industrial vacancy rate in the Durham region was just 1.1% in Q4 2022, down from 1.6% in the same period in 2021. This suggests that there is strong demand for industrial space in the area, likely driven by the presence of large employers such as the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station.

Another area of strength in Pickering's commercial real estate market is the retail sector. Despite ongoing concerns about the impact of online shopping on brick-and-mortar retailers, the retail vacancy rate in the Durham region was just 4.8% in Q4 2022, down from 5.2% in the same period in 2021. This suggests that there is still strong demand for retail space in the area, likely driven by the presence of major retail destinations such as Pickering Town Centre.

Impact of COVID-19

Like many other markets, the real estate market in Pickering has been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the area's strong local economy and attractive lifestyle amenities have helped to mitigate the impact of the pandemic on the market.

One area where the pandemic has had an impact is on the availability of homes for sale. According to TRREB, the number of new listings in Pickering in February 2023 was down 13.8% from the same period last year. 

Durham Region Real Estate News: Property values and actual selling prices of freehold homes in Pickering, Ontario – First half of October 2020

Scott Hanton, Real Estate Broker, loves living and working in Pickering. And Scott loves bringing his award-winning and celebrated real estate services to buyers and sellers throughout all of Durham Region. Scott Hanton has been raising the level of quality for realtors in Durham Region for more than 14 years. Every property is different, and Scott understands how to net you the most profit in the end. 

Email Scott@HantonRealEstate.com if you’re ready for a free consultation about your house or if you’re looking for the ideal realtor to help you purchase the perfect place in Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville and across the GTA.

Pickering consists of the following real estate zones: Amberlea, Bay Ridges, Brock Industrial, Brock Ridge, Duffin Heights, Dunbarton, Highbush, Liverpool, Rosebank, Rouge Park, Rougemount, Rural Pickering, Town Centre, Village East, West Shore and Woodlands.

The first half of October 2020 saw another brisk summer month for real estate activity for those selling a house in Pickering, Ontario, as the pandemic raged on.

There were 69 successful real estate sales for freehold homes in Pickering.

The most expensive property sold was for $2,268,000 for a 5+1 bedroom house on Goldenridge Road in Pickering’s Dunbarton neighbourhood, after 53 days on the market. 

Starting with the residential streets with the lowest priced houses, other home sales in Pickering, Ontario during the first half of October 2020 were found on Valley Farm Rd Pickering Ontario L1V7J9 - Advertised list price on MLS: $549,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $560,000, Valley Farm Rd Pickering Ontario L1V7J9 - Advertised list price on MLS: $585,900 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $580,000, Pure Springs Blvd Pickering Ontario L1X0C3 - Advertised list price on MLS: $599,800 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $610,000, Alwin Circ Pickering Ontario L1V2W2 - Advertised list price on MLS: $599,800 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $615,000, Finch Ave Pickering Ontario L1V0A1 - Advertised list price on MLS: $599,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $640,000, Finch Ave Pickering Ontario L1V7H6 - Advertised list price on MLS: $655,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $644,000, Cedarcroft Cres Pickering Ontario L1X1R9 - Advertised list price on MLS: $639,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $648,000, Kingston Rd Pickering Ontario L1V0A2 - Advertised list price on MLS: $649,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $649,000, Fall Harvest Cres Pickering Ontario L1X0G1 - Advertised list price on MLS: $599,900 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $680,000, Blue Ridge Cres Pickering Ontario L1X2M5 - Advertised list price on MLS: $649,900 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $680,000, Dreyber Crt Pickering Ontario L1V3H8 - Advertised list price on MLS: $677,900 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $680,000, Glenanna Rd Pickering Ontario L1V0C9 - Advertised list price on MLS: $599,900 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $687,500, Tanzer Crt Pickering Ontario L1W3T2 - Advertised list price on MLS: $680,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $700,000, Geta Circ Pickering Ontario L1V3H7 - Advertised list price on MLS: $699,901 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $700,000, Autumn Cres Pickering Ontario L1V6X5 - Advertised list price on MLS: $729,900 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $724,500, Glenanna Rd Pickering Ontario L1V3B7 - Advertised list price on MLS: $599,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $740,000, Bruny Ave Pickering Ontario L1X0C5 - Advertised list price on MLS: $745,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $740,000, Lublin Ave Pickering Ontario L1W1Z3 - Advertised list price on MLS: $699,900 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $746,000, Sanok Dr Pickering Ontario L1W2P9 - Advertised list price on MLS: $690,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $750,000, Cameo St Pickering Ontario L1X0G3 - Advertised list price on MLS: $759,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $754,000, Graceland Crt Pickering Ontario L1V6P1 - Advertised list price on MLS: $699,900 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $760,500, Rouge Forest Cres Pickering Ontario L1V7A2 - Advertised list price on MLS: $688,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $763,000, White Pine Cres Pickering Ontario L1V6S3 - Advertised list price on MLS: $699,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $775,000, ering Ontario L1W2N1 - Advertised list price on MLS: $829,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $775,000, Strouds Lane Pickering Ontario L1V7J2 - Advertised list price on MLS: $699,900 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $780,000, Treetop Way Pickering Ontario L1V7C8 - Advertised list price on MLS: $739,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $780,786, Marinet Cres Pickering Ontario L1W2M1 - Advertised list price on MLS: $809,900 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $783,500, Faylee Cres Pickering Ontario L1V2T3 - Advertised list price on MLS: $810,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $785,000, West Shore Blvd Pickering Ontario L1W2V6 - Advertised list price on MLS: $799,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $786,000, New St Pickering Ontario L1V3J7 - Advertised list price on MLS: $699,900 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $790,000, Erin Gate Blvd Pickering Ontario L1V2V3 - Advertised list price on MLS: $729,900 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $810,000, Calvington Dr Pickering Ontario L1V0B3 - Advertised list price on MLS: $759,900 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $815,000, Vistula Dr Pickering Ontario L1W2L5 - Advertised list price on MLS: $789,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $815,000, Village St Pickering Ontario L1V6W3 - Advertised list price on MLS: $689,900 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $825,000, Liverpool Rd Pickering Ontario L1W 1S4 - Advertised list price on MLS: $719,900 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $825,000, Belinda Crt Pickering Ontario L1V3T4 - Advertised list price on MLS: $749,888 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $862,000, Rosebank Rd Pickering Ontario L1V1P9 - Advertised list price on MLS: $899,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $865,000, Amaretto Ave Pickering Ontario L1X 2V2 - Advertised list price on MLS: $775,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $875,000 Stallion Chse Pickering Ontario L1V 0E7 - Advertised list price on MLS: $875,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $875,000, Rougemount Dr Pickering Ontario L1W2C3 - Advertised list price on MLS: $899,900 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $880,000, Stallion Chse Pickering Ontario L1V0E7 - Advertised list price on MLS: $900,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $900,000, Rougemount Dr Pickering Ontario L1V 1N2 - Advertised list price on MLS: $959,900 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $925,000, Westcreek Dr Pickering Ontario L1V6K2 - Advertised list price on MLS: $899,900 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $932,000, Arathorn Crt Pickering Ontario L1X2C1 - Advertised list price on MLS: $849,900 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $942,000, Senator St Pickering Ontario L1V6N2 - Advertised list price on MLS: $948,800 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $950,000, Waterford Gate Pickering Ontario L1V5T7 - Advertised list price on MLS: $969,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $950,000, Foxwood Tr Pickering Ontario L1V3V2 - Advertised list price on MLS: $899,900 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $960,000, Vistula Dr Pickering Ontario L1W2L9 - Advertised list price on MLS: $999,999 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $960,000, Longbow Dr Pickering Ontario L1V5V6 - Advertised list price on MLS: $875,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $965,000, Ferncliff Circ Pickering Ontario L1X2N9 - Advertised list price on MLS: $989,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $980,000, Wildwood Cres Pickering Ontario L1X2M8 - Advertised list price on MLS: $900,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $999,000, Sweetbriar Crt Pickering Ontario L1V6R2 - Advertised list price on MLS: $949,900 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $1,010,000, Duncannon Dr Pickering Ontario L1X2M3 - Advertised list price on MLS: $997,900 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $1,070,000, Mcleod Cres Pickering Ontario L1W3M5 - Advertised list price on MLS: $1,080,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $1,077,500, Waterford Gate Pickering Ontario L1V5T7 - Advertised list price on MLS: $1,149,999 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $1,110,000, Meriadoc Dr Pickering Ontario L1X 2T2 - Advertised list price on MLS: $1,200,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $1,125,000, Sheppard Ave Pickering Ontario L1V1E5 - Advertised list price on MLS: $1,199,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $1,165,000, Littleford St Pickering Ontario L1V5R4 - Advertised list price on MLS: $1,149,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $1,190,000, Colonial St Pickering Ontario L1V2P9 - Advertised list price on MLS: $1,299,800 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $1,335,000, Bralorne Tr Pickering Ontario L1V0G1 - Advertised list price on MLS: $1,439,900 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $1,380,000, Sandcherry Crt Pickering Ontario L1V6V8 - Advertised list price on MLS: $1,395,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $1,400,000, Pebble Crt Pickering Ontario L1V3Z6 - Advertised list price on MLS: $1,299,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $1,410,001, Primrose Crt Pickering Ontario L1X82S - Advertised list price on MLS: $1,459,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $1,412,000, Tom Thomson Crt Pickering Ontario L1Y 0A1 - Advertised list price on MLS: $1,599,900 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $1,490,000, Oakwood Dr Pickering Ontario L1W 2M7 - Advertised list price on MLS: $1,449,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $1,550,000, Guild Rd Pickering Ontario L1V1X9 - Advertised list price on MLS: $1,550,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $1,551,000, Rougemount Dr Pickering Ontario L1W 2B8 - Advertised list price on MLS: $1,789,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $1,730,000, and Goldenridge Rd Pickering Ontario L1V7J6 - Advertised list price on MLS: $2,500,000 - Hidden Private Sale Price: $2,268,000.

The average selling price of a house in Pickering was $928,511. The average time it took to sell a house in Pickering was 12 days on the market during the first half of Ocotber 2020.

41 of the houses sold in Pickering during this period were detached, 19 houses sold in Pickering were row houses or town houses, and 8 were semi-detached houses in Pickering, Ontario.

For any specifics on actual sale prices in Pickering, Ontario, or to put your best listing and buying plan in place, please contact Scott Hanton directly.

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Durham Region Real Estate News: Property values and actual selling prices of freehold homes in Pickering, Ontario – Second half of November 2020

Scott Hanton, Real Estate Broker, loves living and working in Pickering. And Scott loves bringing his award-winning and celebrated real estate services to buyers and sellers throughout all of Durham Region. Scott Hanton has been raising the level of quality for realtors in Durham Region for more than 14 years. Every property is different, and Scott understands how to net you the most profit in the end. 

Email Scott@HantonRealEstate.com if you’re ready for a free consultation about your house or if you’re looking for the ideal realtor to help you purchase the perfect place in Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville and across the GTA.

Pickering consists of the following real estate zones: Amberlea, Bay Ridges, Brock Industrial, Brock Ridge, Duffin Heights, Dunbarton, Highbush, Liverpool, Rosebank, Rouge Park, Rougemount, Rural Pickering, Town Centre, Village East, West Shore and Woodlands.

The second half of November 2020 saw a bit of a slower autumn period for real estate activity for those selling a house in Pickering, Ontario, as the pandemic continued to impact everything and everyone.

There were 57 successful real estate sales for freehold homes in Pickering.

The most expensive property sold was for $2,100,000 for a 4+1 bedroom house on Wingarden Crescent in Pickering’s Dunbarton neighbourhood, after 84 days on the market. 

Starting with the residential streets with the lowest priced houses, other home sales in Pickering, Ontario during the first half of November 2020 were found on Fairview Ave Pickering Ontario L1W1M7 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $538,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $507,500, Hewson Dr Pickering Ontario L1W1T6 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $619,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $630,000, Silk St Pickering Ontario L1X0E8 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $649,500 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $635,000, Oliva St Pickering Ontario L1W2V9 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $599,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $641,500, Alwin Circ Pickering Ontario L1V2W1 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $659,999 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $655,000, Yeremi St Pickering Ontario L1W2W8 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $625,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $665,000, Krosno Blvd Pickering Ontario L1W1G6 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $689,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $675,000, Shadybrook Dr Pickering Ontario L1V3A5 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $599,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $680,000, Modlin Rd Pickering Ontario L1W1V8 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $699,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $685,000, St Martins Dr Pickering Ontario L1W1J3 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $650,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $705,000, Westcreek Dr Pickering Ontario L1V6W5 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $679,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $710,000, Altona Rd Pickering Ontario L1V1M2 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $719,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $710,000, Fall Harvest Cres Pickering Ontario L1X 0G1 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $729,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $719,900, Graceland Crt Pickering Ontario L1V6N9 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $629,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $721,000, Sanok Dr Pickering Ontario L1W2R5 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $695,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $733,000, Lodge Rd Pickering Ontario L1V2S1 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $749,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $791,000, Sunbird Tr Pickering Ontario L1X2X4 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $699,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $801,000, Cactus Cres Pickering Ontario L1X0G8 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $749,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $801,000, Sunbird Tr Pickering Ontario L1X2X4 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $699,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $805,000, Vicki Dr Pickering Ontario L1W2J7 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $848,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $823,000, Marshcourt Dr Pickering Ontario L1V6C6 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $799,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $825,000, Edgewood Rd Pickering Ontario L1V2Z9 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $849,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $825,000, Shadybrook Dr Pickering Ontario L1V3A5 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $799,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $835,000, Rosefield Rd Pickering Ontario L1V3K1 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $799,800 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $840,000, West Shore Blvd Pickering Ontario L1W2V3 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $849,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $840,000, Springview Dr Pickering Ontario L1V4X2 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $799,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $850,000, Chiron Cres Pickering Ontario L1V4V1 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $748,888 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $851,000, Rathmore Cres Pickering Ontario L1V4J2 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $799,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $856,200, Springview Dr Pickering Ontario L1V 4X1 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $799,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $875,000, Redbird Cres Pickering Ontario L1V5K8 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $875,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $890,000, Mountcastle Cres Pickering Ontario L1V5J9 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $828,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $910,000, Wixson St Pickering Ontario L1Y1B5 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $969,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $940,000, Amberlea Rd Pickering Ontario L1V6P4 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $989,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $948,500, Spruce Hill Rd Pickering Ontario L1V1S4 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $949,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $949,900, Major Oaks Rd Pickering Ontario L1X2L8 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $799,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $950,000, Dellbrook Ave Pickering Ontario L1X 2E7 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $989,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $961,000, Hayden Lane Pickering Ontario L1X 0A4 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $900,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $965,000, Southview Dr Pickering Ontario L1V1Y7 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $889,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $991,000, Fairport Rd Pickering Ontario L1V1T2 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $1,099,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,017,500, Moonlight Cres Pickering Ontario L1X0E9 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $959,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,025,000, Wildwood Cres Pickering Ontario L1X 2G9 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $995,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,080,000, Longbow Dr Pickering Ontario L1V 5W3 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $1,000,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,100,000, Dalewood Dr Pickering Ontario L1V4P3 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $1,149,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,128,000, Mountcastle Cres Pickering Ontario L1V5J3 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $1,088,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,130,000, Park Cres Pickering Ontario L1W2C9 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $1,088,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,155,000, Gloucester Sq Pickering Ontario L1V 3R1 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $989,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,155,555, Colonial St Pickering Ontario L1X1P1 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $999,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,170,000, Forestview Dr Pickering Ontario L1V5V2 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $1,199,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,195,000, Appleview Rd Pickering Ontario L1V1T7 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $1,399,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,200,000, Sixth Concession Rd Pickering Ontario L0H1H0 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $1,279,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,235,000, Staghorn Rd Pickering Ontario L1W0A8 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $1,374,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,381,000, Pine Grove Ave Pickering Ontario L1V1K7 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $1,250,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,550,000, Uxbridge Pickering T Line Pickering Ontario L4A 7X4 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $1,690,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,607,000, Tom Thomson Crt Pickering Ontario L1Y 0A1 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $1,599,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,685,000, Central St Pickering Ontario L1Y 1A1 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $1,790,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,790,000, Rougemount Dr Pickering Ontario L1W2M9 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $1,998,800 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,821,800, and Wingarden Cres Pickering Ontario L1V7C5 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $2,245,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $2,100,000.

The average selling price of a house in Pickering was $977,585. The average time it took to sell a house in Pickering was 12 days on the market during the first half of November 2020.

40 of the houses sold in Pickering during this period were detached, 9 houses sold in Pickering were row houses or town houses, and 6 were semi-detached houses in Pickering, Ontario.

For any specifics on actual sale prices in Pickering, Ontario, or to put your best listing and buying plan in place, please contact Scott Hanton directly.

Durham Region Real Estate News: Property values and actual selling prices of freehold homes in Pickering, Ontario – Second half of November 2020

Scott Hanton, Real Estate Broker, loves living and working in Pickering. And Scott loves bringing his award-winning and celebrated real estate services to buyers and sellers throughout all of Durham Region. Scott Hanton has been raising the level of quality for realtors in Durham Region for more than 14 years. Every property is different, and Scott understands how to net you the most profit in the end. 

Email Scott@HantonRealEstate.com if you’re ready for a free consultation about your house or if you’re looking for the ideal realtor to help you purchase the perfect place in Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville and across the GTA.

Pickering consists of the following real estate zones: Amberlea, Bay Ridges, Brock Industrial, Brock Ridge, Duffin Heights, Dunbarton, Highbush, Liverpool, Rosebank, Rouge Park, Rougemount, Rural Pickering, Town Centre, Village East, West Shore and Woodlands.

The second half of November 2020 saw a bit of a slower autumn period for real estate activity for those selling a house in Pickering, Ontario, as the pandemic continued to impact everything and everyone.

There were 57 successful real estate sales for freehold homes in Pickering.

The most expensive property sold was for $2,100,000 for a 4+1 bedroom house on Wingarden Crescent in Pickering’s Dunbarton neighbourhood, after 84 days on the market. 

Starting with the residential streets with the lowest priced houses, other home sales in Pickering, Ontario during the first half of November 2020 were found on Fairview Ave Pickering Ontario L1W1M7 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $538,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $507,500, Hewson Dr Pickering Ontario L1W1T6 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $619,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $630,000, Silk St Pickering Ontario L1X0E8 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $649,500 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $635,000, Oliva St Pickering Ontario L1W2V9 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $599,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $641,500, Alwin Circ Pickering Ontario L1V2W1 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $659,999 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $655,000, Yeremi St Pickering Ontario L1W2W8 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $625,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $665,000, Krosno Blvd Pickering Ontario L1W1G6 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $689,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $675,000, Shadybrook Dr Pickering Ontario L1V3A5 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $599,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $680,000, Modlin Rd Pickering Ontario L1W1V8 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $699,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $685,000, St Martins Dr Pickering Ontario L1W1J3 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $650,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $705,000, Westcreek Dr Pickering Ontario L1V6W5 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $679,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $710,000, Altona Rd Pickering Ontario L1V1M2 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $719,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $710,000, Fall Harvest Cres Pickering Ontario L1X 0G1 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $729,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $719,900, Graceland Crt Pickering Ontario L1V6N9 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $629,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $721,000, Sanok Dr Pickering Ontario L1W2R5 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $695,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $733,000, Lodge Rd Pickering Ontario L1V2S1 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $749,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $791,000, Sunbird Tr Pickering Ontario L1X2X4 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $699,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $801,000, Cactus Cres Pickering Ontario L1X0G8 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $749,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $801,000, Sunbird Tr Pickering Ontario L1X2X4 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $699,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $805,000, Vicki Dr Pickering Ontario L1W2J7 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $848,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $823,000, Marshcourt Dr Pickering Ontario L1V6C6 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $799,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $825,000, Edgewood Rd Pickering Ontario L1V2Z9 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $849,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $825,000, Shadybrook Dr Pickering Ontario L1V3A5 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $799,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $835,000, Rosefield Rd Pickering Ontario L1V3K1 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $799,800 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $840,000, West Shore Blvd Pickering Ontario L1W2V3 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $849,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $840,000, Springview Dr Pickering Ontario L1V4X2 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $799,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $850,000, Chiron Cres Pickering Ontario L1V4V1 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $748,888 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $851,000, Rathmore Cres Pickering Ontario L1V4J2 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $799,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $856,200, Springview Dr Pickering Ontario L1V 4X1 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $799,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $875,000, Redbird Cres Pickering Ontario L1V5K8 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $875,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $890,000, Mountcastle Cres Pickering Ontario L1V5J9 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $828,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $910,000, Wixson St Pickering Ontario L1Y1B5 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $969,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $940,000, Amberlea Rd Pickering Ontario L1V6P4 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $989,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $948,500, Spruce Hill Rd Pickering Ontario L1V1S4 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $949,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $949,900, Major Oaks Rd Pickering Ontario L1X2L8 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $799,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $950,000, Dellbrook Ave Pickering Ontario L1X 2E7 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $989,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $961,000, Hayden Lane Pickering Ontario L1X 0A4 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $900,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $965,000, Southview Dr Pickering Ontario L1V1Y7 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $889,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $991,000, Fairport Rd Pickering Ontario L1V1T2 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $1,099,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,017,500, Moonlight Cres Pickering Ontario L1X0E9 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $959,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,025,000, Wildwood Cres Pickering Ontario L1X 2G9 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $995,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,080,000, Longbow Dr Pickering Ontario L1V 5W3 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $1,000,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,100,000, Dalewood Dr Pickering Ontario L1V4P3 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $1,149,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,128,000, Mountcastle Cres Pickering Ontario L1V5J3 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $1,088,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,130,000, Park Cres Pickering Ontario L1W2C9 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $1,088,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,155,000, Gloucester Sq Pickering Ontario L1V 3R1 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $989,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,155,555, Colonial St Pickering Ontario L1X1P1 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $999,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,170,000, Forestview Dr Pickering Ontario L1V5V2 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $1,199,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,195,000, Appleview Rd Pickering Ontario L1V1T7 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $1,399,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,200,000, Sixth Concession Rd Pickering Ontario L0H1H0 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $1,279,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,235,000, Staghorn Rd Pickering Ontario L1W0A8 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $1,374,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,381,000, Pine Grove Ave Pickering Ontario L1V1K7 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $1,250,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,550,000, Uxbridge Pickering T Line Pickering Ontario L4A 7X4 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $1,690,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,607,000, Tom Thomson Crt Pickering Ontario L1Y 0A1 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $1,599,900 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,685,000, Central St Pickering Ontario L1Y 1A1 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $1,790,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,790,000, Rougemount Dr Pickering Ontario L1W2M9 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $1,998,800 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $1,821,800, and Wingarden Cres Pickering Ontario L1V7C5 - the listing agent and the seller settled on a list price of: $2,245,000 - with the help of an expert buyer agent, the buyer bought the house with a winning offer of: $2,100,000.

The average selling price of a house in Pickering was $977,585. The average time it took to sell a house in Pickering was 12 days on the market during the first half of November 2020.

40 of the houses sold in Pickering during this period were detached, 9 houses sold in Pickering were row houses or town houses, and 6 were semi-detached houses in Pickering, Ontario.

For any specifics on actual sale prices in Pickering, Ontario, or to put your best listing and buying plan in place, please contact Scott Hanton directly.

Durham Region Real Estate News: Property values and actual selling prices of freehold homes in Pickering, Ontario – First half of December 2020

Scott Hanton, Real Estate Broker, loves living and working in Pickering. And Scott loves bringing his award-winning and celebrated real estate services to buyers and sellers throughout all of Durham Region. Scott Hanton has been raising the level of quality for realtors in Durham Region for more than 14 years. Every property is different, and Scott understands how to net you the most profit in the end.

Email Scott@HantonRealEstate.com if you’re ready for a free consultation about your house or if you’re looking for the ideal realtor to help you purchase the perfect place in Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville and across the GTA.

Pickering consists of the following real estate zones: Amberlea, Bay Ridges, Brock Industrial, Brock Ridge, Duffin Heights, Dunbarton, Highbush, Liverpool, Rosebank, Rouge Park, Rougemount, Rural Pickering, Town Centre, Village East, West Shore and Woodlands.

The first half of December 2020 saw an unusually brisk start of the winter period for real estate activity for those selling a house in Pickering, Ontario, as the pandemic continued to impact everything and everyone.

There were 51 successful real estate sales for freehold homes in Pickering.

The most expensive property sold was for $2,150,000 for a 5-bedroom house on Kinsale Road in Rural Pickering, after only 3 days on the market. 

Starting with the residential streets with the lowest priced houses, other home sales in Pickering, Ontario during the first half of December 2020 were found on Valley Farm Rd Pickering Ontario L1V7J9 - Listing Strategy Price: $589,900 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $585,000, Rosefield Rd Pickering Ontario L1V3H6 - Listing Strategy Price: $699,900 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $683,500, Foleyet Cres Pickering Ontario L1V2X7 - Listing Strategy Price: $679,000 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $690,000, Grenoble Blvd Pickering Ontario L1W1T7, Hillcrest Rd Pickering Ontario L1W2P5 - Listing Strategy Price: $729,900 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $729,900, Tatra Dr Pickering Ontario L1W1K5 - Listing Strategy Price: $729,000 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $730,000, Miranda Crt Pickering Ontario L1V 4T8 - Listing Strategy Price: $735,000 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $755,000, Miriam Rd Pickering Ontario L1W1X7 - Listing Strategy Price: $679,900 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $760,000, Alder Crt Pickering Ontario L1V4T1 - Listing Strategy Price: $699,800 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $785,000, Tawnberry St Pickering Ontario L1X2C3 - Listing Strategy Price: $724,900 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $785,000, Benton Cres Pickering Ontario L1X1M7 - Listing Strategy Price: $688,000 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $785,500, Caliper Lane Pickering Ontario L1X0G9 - Listing Strategy Price: $789,990 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $789,990, Chickadee Crt Pickering Ontario L1V6Y4 - Listing Strategy Price: $649,000 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $800,000, Luna Crt Pickering Ontario L1W3C4 - Listing Strategy Price: $678,000 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $800,000, Old Brock Rd Pickering Ontario L1Y 1A9 - Listing Strategy Price: $949,000 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $800,000, Magenta Rd Pickering Ontario L1X0E1 - Listing Strategy Price: $789,000 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $800,400, Calvington Dr Pickering Ontario L1V0B3 - Listing Strategy Price: $749,999 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $801,000, Caliper Lane Pickering Ontario L1X0G9 - Listing Strategy Price: $809,990 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $809,990, Autumn Cres Pickering Ontario L1V6X6 - Listing Strategy Price: $850,000 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $850,000, Chiron Cres Pickering Ontario L1V4T5 - Listing Strategy Price: $789,900 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $855,000, Krosno Blvd Pickering Ontario L1W1G8 - Listing Strategy Price: $799,000 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $860,000, Edgewood Rd Pickering Ontario L1V 2Z7 - Listing Strategy Price: $799,900 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $861,000, Orion Crt Pickering Ontario L1V3T5 - Listing Strategy Price: $779,000 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $870,000, Sheppard Ave Pickering Ontario L1V1E5 - Listing Strategy Price: $849,900 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $905,000, Edgecroft Dr N Pickering Ontario L1X0B6 - Listing Strategy Price: $800,000 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $917,500, Windgrove Sq Pickering Ontario L1X2S6 - Listing Strategy Price: $824,900 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $925,000, Redbird Cres E Pickering Ontario L1V5K7 - Listing Strategy Price: $939,000 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $925,000, Leaside St Pickering Ontario L1W2X2 - Listing Strategy Price: $775,000 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $950,000, Parkhurst Cres Pickering Ontario L1X 0A8 - Listing Strategy Price: $829,999 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $950,000, Oakburn St Pickering Ontario L1V6N4 - Listing Strategy Price: $874,900 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $951,000, Kalmar Ave Pickering Ontario L1X0B3 - Listing Strategy Price: $899,999 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $980,000, Theoden Crt Pickering Ontario L1X1Z7 - Listing Strategy Price: $999,900 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $995,000, Layton Crt Pickering Ontario L1W3W5 - Listing Strategy Price: $850,000 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $999,500, Rosebank Rd S Pickering Ontario L1W 2N5 - Listing Strategy Price: $1,025,000 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $1,016,101, West Lane Pickering Ontario L1V 6S3 - Listing Strategy Price: $1,115,000 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $1,065,000, Waterford Gate Pickering Ontario L1V5T7 - Listing Strategy Price: $1,029,900 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $1,075,000, Secord St Pickering Ontario L1V6S7 - Listing Strategy Price: $1,109,000 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $1,085,000, Lightfoot Pl Pickering Ontario L1V5Z7 - Listing Strategy Price: $999,000 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $1,100,000, Meriadoc Dr Pickering Ontario L1X 2T1 - Listing Strategy Price: $979,000 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $1,132,500, Lightfoot Pl Pickering Ontario L1V5Z7 - Listing Strategy Price: $1,149,000 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $1,140,000, Richardson St Pickering Ontario L1V6B5 - Listing Strategy Price: $1,195,000 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $1,142,000, Major Oaks Rd Pickering Ontario L1X2G4 - Listing Strategy Price: $1,050,000 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $1,155,500, Denvale Dr Pickering Ontario L1X2H5 - Listing Strategy Price: $999,000 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $1,160,000, Dahlia Cres Pickering Ontario L1W3G5 - Listing Strategy Price: $1,199,000 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $1,180,000, Appleview Rd Pickering Ontario L1V1T8 - Listing Strategy Price: $1,250,000 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $1,180,000, Primrose Crt Pickering Ontario L1X2S7 - Listing Strategy Price: $1,100,000 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $1,310,000, Toynevale Rd Pickering Ontario L1W2H1 - Listing Strategy Price: $1,349,000 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $1,340,000, Spartan Crt Pickering Ontario L1V7G6 - Listing Strategy Price: $1,598,000 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $1,530,000, Altona Rd Pickering Ontario L1V1L8 - Listing Strategy Price: $1,975,000 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $1,875,000, West Shore Blvd Pickering Ontario L1W2V1 - Listing Strategy Price: $2,088,000 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $2,050,000, and Kinsale Rd Pickering Ontario L1Y1E2 - Listing Strategy Price: $2,200,000 - Buyer’s Best Offer Price: $2,150,000.

The average selling price of a house in Pickering was $1,001,596. The average time it took to sell a house in Pickering was 14 days on the market during the first half of December 2020.

39 of the houses sold in Pickering during this period were detached, 7 houses sold in Pickering were row houses or town houses, and 5 were semi-detached houses in Pickering, Ontario.

For any specifics on actual sale prices in Pickering, Ontario, or to put your best listing and buying plan in place, please contact Scott Hanton directly.

Selling a house or condo in Pickering comes with its own unique dynamics, shaped by its location within the GTA, its mix of suburban neighborhoods, and its appeal to commuters and families. Whether your property is on streets like Dixie Road, Dellbrook Avenue, Dunbarton Road, Denmar Road, or Darlington Crescent, managing expectations is essential to ensuring a smooth and successful sale. The process is not just about listing your home—it’s about understanding the local market, pricing strategically, and staying grounded throughout.

One of the most important steps is developing a realistic understanding of Pickering’s micro-markets. Not all neighborhoods perform the same. Areas closer to the waterfront, such as those near Frenchman’s Bay, may attract a different type of buyer than homes further north near Taunton Road. Similarly, proximity to GO Transit stations, Highway 401, and schools can significantly influence demand. Managing expectations means recognizing that even within the same city, your property’s value and selling timeline can vary widely depending on its exact location and features.

Pricing is where many sellers struggle emotionally. In a city like Pickering—where buyers often compare options across nearby communities like Ajax and Whitby—overpricing can quickly push your listing out of consideration. Buyers today are well-informed and have access to real-time listings and recent sales data. If your home is priced above comparable properties, it may sit on the market longer than expected. On the flip side, a well-priced home can generate strong interest, sometimes even leading to multiple offers. Setting a realistic price from day one helps align your expectations with current market behavior rather than past peak conditions.

Another key factor is understanding who your likely buyers are. Pickering attracts a mix of first-time buyers, young families, and commuters working in Toronto. These buyers tend to prioritize practical features: updated kitchens and bathrooms, functional layouts, parking, and proximity to transit. While you may value certain custom upgrades or design choices, buyers may not assign the same level of importance. Managing expectations means viewing your home through a buyer’s lens. Simple steps like neutral staging, decluttering, and minor repairs can go a long way in making your property more appealing.

Timing is another area where expectations need to be grounded. While some homes in Pickering sell quickly—especially in high-demand pockets—others may take longer depending on market conditions. Interest rates, seasonal trends, and inventory levels all play a role. Spring is traditionally a busy season, but that also means more competition. If your home doesn’t sell within the first couple of weeks, it doesn’t necessarily mean something is wrong—it may simply require a pricing adjustment or improved marketing strategy. Being patient and flexible can help you avoid making rushed decisions.

Negotiation is also part of the process, and it’s important to be prepared for a range of scenarios. Offers may come in below asking, include conditions, or request certain concessions. This is normal, especially in a balanced or buyer-leaning market. Rather than reacting emotionally, it’s better to approach negotiations with a clear understanding of your priorities. Decide in advance what matters most to you—whether it’s price, closing date, or flexibility—and use that as your guide when evaluating offers.

Working with a knowledgeable local real estate agent is particularly valuable in Pickering. A good agent understands neighborhood trends, buyer behavior, and how your specific property compares to others in the area. They can provide insights into recent sales on streets similar to yours and help you interpret feedback from showings. This kind of guidance is essential for keeping your expectations realistic and your strategy on track.

It’s also important to factor in the costs of selling. In Pickering, as in the rest of Ontario, sellers typically pay real estate commissions, legal fees, and may incur costs for staging or minor upgrades. These expenses can add up, so having a clear picture of your net proceeds is crucial. This helps prevent disappointment later in the process and allows you to plan your next move with confidence.

Finally, mindset plays a huge role. Selling your home—especially if you’ve lived in it for years—can be emotional. But the market doesn’t operate on sentiment. Managing expectations means staying objective, being open to feedback, and adapting when necessary. Not every showing will lead to an offer, and not every offer will meet your ideal scenario. That’s part of the process.

In the end, successfully selling a home in Pickering comes down to preparation, realism, and flexibility. By understanding the local market, pricing strategically, and keeping your expectations grounded, you can navigate the experience with less stress and better results.

Bidding wars have become a familiar part of the real estate landscape in Pickering, especially during periods of low inventory and strong demand from GTA buyers. For sellers, a bidding war can be an opportunity to maximize value—but only if handled strategically. Without a clear plan, it’s easy to become overwhelmed or make decisions that don’t align with your long-term goals. Whether your home is located on Dixie Road, Dunbarton Road, Liverpool Road, Rosebank Road, Altona Road, Finch Avenue, Whites Road, Brock Road, Valley Farm Road, or Sandy Beach Road, understanding how to manage multiple offers effectively is key to a successful sale.

One of the most common strategies in Pickering is setting an offer date. This involves listing the property slightly below market value to attract attention and scheduling a specific date when all offers will be reviewed. This approach can create urgency among buyers, particularly those relocating from Toronto who are accustomed to competitive situations. However, managing expectations is critical. Not every listing will generate multiple offers, even with an offer date. Market conditions, property condition, and pricing all play a role. Sellers should be prepared for the possibility of receiving only one or two offers—or none at all—and have a backup plan in place.

Another important tactic is pre-listing preparation. Homes that show well tend to attract more interest and, in turn, more offers. In Pickering, buyers often compare homes across nearby communities like Ajax and Whitby, so presentation matters. Professional staging, high-quality photography, and minor upgrades can significantly impact how buyers perceive your property. A well-presented home on a street like Dunbarton Road or Rosebank Road may stand out more than a comparable but less polished listing nearby. The more interest you generate upfront, the stronger your position in a bidding war.

When multiple offers do come in, reviewing them carefully is essential. It’s tempting to focus solely on the highest price, but other factors can be just as important. Offers with fewer conditions—such as financing or home inspections—are often more attractive because they carry less risk. A slightly lower offer with a firm closing and no conditions may ultimately be the better choice. In Pickering’s competitive market, clean offers are common, but sellers should still evaluate each one holistically.

Another strategy is working with “pre-emptive” or “bully” offers. These are offers submitted before the scheduled offer date, often with a strong price and limited conditions in an attempt to secure the property early. Sellers must decide whether to entertain these offers or stick to the original plan. Accepting a bully offer can be beneficial if it meets or exceeds your expectations, but it also carries the risk of leaving money on the table if more buyers were planning to bid. A knowledgeable real estate agent can help assess whether the offer is strong enough to justify changing course.

Communication and transparency are also crucial during a bidding war. In Ontario, real estate regulations require that all offers be handled fairly and ethically. Sellers can instruct their agent to inform buyers if they are in competition, which can encourage stronger offers. However, specific details about competing offers cannot be disclosed. Managing expectations here is important—buyers may become frustrated if they feel the process is unclear, and sellers need to rely on their agent to navigate these conversations professionally.

Counteroffers can also play a role in maximizing value. In some cases, sellers may choose to “sign back” an offer to improve price or terms. This can be particularly effective if one offer is close to your desired outcome but not quite there. However, countering multiple offers simultaneously requires careful handling to avoid losing all interested parties. In a fast-moving market like Pickering, buyers may move on quickly if negotiations become too complicated.

Timing and flexibility are additional factors to consider. Some buyers may offer a quick closing, while others may need more time. Depending on your own situation—whether you’ve already purchased another property or need time to relocate—these terms can be just as important as price. A bidding war isn’t just about achieving the highest number; it’s about securing the best overall deal for your circumstances.

It’s also important to remain emotionally grounded. Bidding wars can create excitement and a sense of competition, but they can also lead to impulsive decisions. Sellers may feel pressured to accept an offer quickly or hold out for something better. Having clear priorities before reviewing offers—such as minimum acceptable price, preferred closing date, and tolerance for conditions—can help you stay focused and avoid regret.

Working with an experienced local real estate agent is invaluable. In a city like Pickering, where market conditions can shift quickly, having someone who understands local trends and buyer behavior can make all the difference. They can guide you through the process, provide objective advice, and ensure that you are making informed decisions at every stage.

Handling a bidding war in Pickering requires a combination of preparation, strategy, and clear thinking. From setting an offer date to evaluating terms beyond price, each decision plays a role in the final outcome. By staying informed, working with the right professionals, and keeping your expectations realistic, you can navigate the process with confidence and achieve a successful sale.