How homes are selling in Centennial. Latest: October 2026.
Homes in Centennial are selling near asking in about 25 days. Neither side has the upper hand right now.
Median monthly rent in Centennial, by bedroom count.
Bedroom counts with fewer than 20 leases are not shown. Year-over-year appears only where the prior year also cleared that bar. Leases to 2026-10-08.
Sold prices, pace, and neighbourhood detail — pick any month we've reported.
Every style of home, averaged honestly — so you can see exactly where your home fits.
Average sold price within each tier. Detached split by style; townhomes by freehold or condo and 2- or 3-storey; semis and links counted separately. Tiers with fewer than 3 sales are marked indicative. Ask us for a precise read on any segment.
Above 100% means homes traded over ask — a read on where competition is hottest.
Median price and price-per-square-foot for detached homes across size bands in September 2026. Smaller homes cost more per foot; larger homes cost more overall.
Bands with only a handful of sales are directional. Ask us for the fuller multi-month trend.
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Two forces sit behind almost every price move: the cost of borrowing and the pace of inflation. When rates fall and inflation cools, buying power rises and prices tend to firm; when they climb, the market cools.
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Homes that sold in Oshawa within a week got 101.1% of their asking price. Homes that took more than sixty days got 96.4%. The gap is worth about $34,000 on a typical Oshawa house — and the median sold price is almost identical in both groups, so this is not simply cheap homes selling fast. Here is the full picture from five years of TRREB sold data, with the method shown.
Durham had the least supply of any GTA region in September, 3.5 months, and Whitby just 2.9. Homes sold faster than in any of the other big GTA regions, in 30 days on average. Prices are still 5.2% below last year, with townhouses down the most. City by city.
Durham's benchmark price is down 4.6% on the year, but not evenly. Detached homes are off about 4%; townhouses and apartments are off 7 to 10%. Whitby is the tightest market, Oshawa the most supplied. City by city, from our own count of August sales.
Get a free, no-obligation valuation from The Renavu Team — grounded in the same Centennial sold data you see above.