Travis Ball - Realtor

Here’s the gist by by Property Type for the month of MAY 2026:

🏡Detached home prices averaged $604,744, increasing 2.6% from April 2026 and 4.8% from May 2025.Detached sales increased 6.4% from the previous month but decreased 8. 1% compared to sales in May of last year. New detached listings increased 19.5% month-over-month and 2.9% year-over-year.

🏘️Semi-detached new listings increased 11. 1% from the previous month and showed in increase of 22.8% year-over-year. Sales increased by 5.3% compared to April 2026 and 4.2% compared to May 2025. The semi-detached average price was $433,478, rising 2.3% from April but decreasing 1.5% from May 2025.

🏠Row/townhomes prices decreased 1.2% from last month but increased 0.9% from May 2025, averaging $309,554. New listings were up 6.4% from April and 3.8% from May 2025. Sales for row/townhouse properties decreased by 10.8% month-over-month and were 34.7% lower year-over-year.

🏢Apartment condominiums sales increased 2.2% in May, but sold 21.6% fewer units than the previous year. New listings increased 11.4% month-over-month and decreased 7.5% year-over-year. Condominium prices averaged
$206,282 during May 2026—decreasing 8.7% from April and 3.7% compared to May 2025.

The amount of real estate that happens from our phones is wild.

Although we still love some doom scrolling and watching some funny Instagram reels, we always making sure we’re on top of every detail to help make the biggest decision of your life as easy as possible.

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They said “buy a house instead of paying someone else’s mortgage.”

Nobody mentioned every window comes with a side quest.🫣

We make sure you know about ALL upcoming expenses before you dive into buying your first home. Window coverings, appliances, fences & decks. They’re not always included when buying a new home. We ensure you understand what is and what isn’t.

Every adventure starts with a solid home base™️

Some of the most confident buyers end up deciding on a home pretty quickly after seeing it.

Not because they were being impulsive, but because they had already done the work beforehand.

We had talked through budget, neighbourhoods, long term goals, and what actually mattered most to them before the right home came along.

A big part of our job is helping clients get clear on those things early in the process, so when a home really does fit, they’re able to recognize it and move forward feeling confident instead of overwhelmed.