June 2025 Ontario Real Estate Market Update | Summer Trends Emerging

As we step into June 2025, the Ontario real estate market is already showing signs of a classic summer shift. With warmer weather, more daylight, and school vacations approaching, buyers and sellers are adjusting their strategies. Here’s what we’re seeing across key markets in Ontario including Halton Hills, Oakville, Burlington, Mississauga, Hamilton, and the broader GTA.

Inventory Is Rising—But Cautiously
Inventory levels have started to inch upward, especially in suburban areas. Sellers who were holding off during spring’s competitive wave are now listing their homes, hoping to capitalize on motivated summer buyers. In particular, freehold townhomes and detached homes are seeing increased activity in Halton and Peel Regions.

Buyers Are Budget-Conscious
Affordability remains a top concern, and although interest rates have stabilized, buyers are cautious. Many are using the summer months to thoroughly research neighborhoods, take advantage of longer viewing hours, and move before fall school registration.

Condo Market Holding Steady
Toronto’s condo market continues its recovery, with modest price appreciation and steady rental demand. First-time buyers and investors are showing interest, particularly in mid-tier buildings near transit.

What This Means for You
If you’re thinking of listing your home, now is a strong window—particularly before the late-July slowdown. For buyers, increased choice and less urgency can mean better negotiation leverage.

📍 Serving Halton Hills, Oakville, Burlington, Mississauga, Hamilton, and the GTA — est. 2012