The chart above, Residential Market Activity for RAHB Areas, illustrates how much the average price for Burlington has changed and it’s showing us how much each area has changed since last year. We can see that there were a total of 247 sales for the month of September, which is an increase compared to last year.
The Average Residential Price by District graph indicates to us that Burlington is doing well from the escarpment to the bay. And that it continues to remain a hot area. You’re also able to see the average cost of a home for the month of September in each area.
The chart above, Residential Marketing Activity, includes area 35, which are the neighbourhoods of Millcroft and Headen Forest. We can see the sales activity was 86 for the month of September, down 2.4% but still up from 2016.
RAHB reported 948 sales of residential properties and a 4.6% increase over the same month last year. And that The Sales to New Listing Ratio was 50.1% – indicating that the overall residential market for the RAHB area is in a balanced position.
With a Sales to Listing Price Ratio of 98.4% we can see that this area of Burlington continues to do well. Millcroft and Headen Forest continue to stay consistent and the average time a home is on the market at 27.8%.
For more in-depth statistics and additional metrics, please refer to RAHB’s Burlington Residential Marketing Report for September 2018.
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