Milton Real Estate Price Guide

Milton — April 2026

All property types · Verified TRREB data · YOY = vs. April 2025

Property Type	Avg Price	YOY Price	Median Price	Sales	YOY Sales	New Listings	Avg DOM	SP/LP	SNLR	MOI	Terminations
All Types	$987,904	▲ +2.4%*	$910,000	141	▲ +16.5%	421	32	99%	33%	4.01	151
Detached	$1,227,574	▼ −5.2%	$1,110,000	69	▲ +4.5%	191	34	98%	36%	3.61	67
Semi-Detached	$906,678	▼ −10.3%	$880,000	9	▼ −52.6%	30	15	100%	30%	3.78	12
Townhouse	$805,391	▼ −9.7%	$800,000	42	▼ −17.6%	107	27	99%	39%	2.74	36
Condo Apartment	$532,961	▼ −12.3%	$552,000	13	▲ +18.2%	58	39	97%	22%	7.23	31

Note: 151 terminations vs. 141 sales in April — more listings died than closed. Terminated listings often relist, inflating new listing counts.

* The "All Types" average price appears up year-over-year because the mix shifted toward more detached sales (52% of sales vs. 45% in April 2025). Every individual segment is down. The blended number is technically correct but doesn't reflect what happened to prices within each category.

Halton Region — April 2026

Burlington · Oakville · Milton · Halton Hills · YOY = vs. April 2025

Area	Property Type	Avg Price	YOY Price	Median Price	Sales	YOY Sales	Avg DOM	SP/LP	SNLR	MOI
Halton Region	All Types	$1,249,721	▲ +1.4%	$1,040,000	692	▲ +5.8%	31	97%	36%	3.98
Halton Region	Detached	$1,610,187	▲ +2.9%	$1,318,000	381	▲ +16.9%	30	97%	38%	3.51
Burlington	All Types	$1,061,165	▲ +38.7%	$936,500	256	▲ +591%	32	98%	46%	3.10
Burlington	Detached	$1,361,583	▲ +44.7%	$1,235,000	126	▲ +563%	28	97%	49%	2.52
Burlington	Semi-Detached	$915,533	▼ −2.7%	$902,000	15	▲ +50%	19	99%	83%🔥	1.20
Burlington	Townhouse	$858,220	▼ −5.0%	$850,000	25	▲ +47.1%	20	98%	58%	1.92
Burlington	Condo Apartment	$611,132	▼ −8.7%	$490,000	44	▲ +4.8%	49	96%	36%	5.25
Oakville	All Types	$1,628,686	▲ +16.1%	$1,349,000	247	▲ +126.6%	31	96%	32%	4.74
Oakville	Detached	$2,072,079	▲ +3.5%	$1,635,000	155	▲ +35.9%	31	96%	36%	3.90
Oakville	Semi-Detached	$1,103,500	▲ +2.2%	$1,085,000	6	▼ −85.7%	25	98%	23%	4.33
Oakville	Townhouse	$1,071,026	▲ +35.6%	$1,050,000	35	▲ +2.9%	25	98%	34%	4.31
Oakville	Condo Apartment	$571,136	▼ −20.8%	$530,000	25	▲ +316.7%	46	97%	17%	11.36
Halton Hills	All Types	$1,074,350	▲ +5.9%	$890,650	48	▲ +26.3%	28	97%	29%	4.71
Halton Hills	Detached	$1,162,806	▼ −0.6%	$1,040,000	31	▼ −16.2%	23	97%	25%	5.39
Halton Hills	Townhouse	$834,349	▼ −6.7%	$812,500	8	▼ −11.1%	28	98%	42%	2.63

⚠️ Burlington "All Types" YOY % is unusually large — the 2025 xlsx data for Burlington All Types may be incomplete. Treat with caution; individual property type rows are reliable.

What the Numbers Mean

Plain-language context for buyers and sellers

Sales in Milton were up 17% year-over-year in April — but new listings were up 42%. More choice for buyers means homes are sitting longer (32 days on average vs. 21 days in April 2025) and prices are softer across most segments. Sellers who price right are still selling at or near asking. Sellers who overprice are contributing to that termination count — 151 terminated listings in a month where only 141 homes actually sold.

Burlington was the strongest market in Halton in April. Semi-detached homes had an 83% SNLR — nearly every one that listed, sold. Oakville condos are the softest product in the entire region: 17% SNLR and over 11 months of inventory. Buyers shopping condos in Oakville or Milton have real leverage right now.

The Bank of Canada held its rate at 2.25% on April 29. Fixed mortgage rates have crept up independently, tied to rising bond yields from Middle East tensions. Best 5-year fixed is around 4.04% as of May 2026. Next BoC decision: June 10.

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