West Shore market
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Neighbourhood reports count sales by home type but don't publish prices, days on market or sold vs asking for each type. Those figures below are for all homes in West Shore.
Market at a glance
The latest figures for West Shore · condo apartment — September 2026.
Median sold price: the middle sale of the month, by firm date. Days on market: the average for homes that sold. Sold vs asking: the average sold price as a share of the final asking price. Year-ago comparisons use the same area and home type.
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Market trends
See how prices, sales, new listings and inventory have changed over time.
Median sold price · all homes
Monthly, by firm date, Sep 2024 – Sep 2026. Prices by home type are published for regions and cities.
Seasonal patterns
How a typical year runs in Durham Region, from 2013–2025 sales. A history, not a forecast.
Bars: the average share of a year's sales that happened in each month. Under each month: how its median sold price sat against that year's own trend (the median over 13 years) — partly the season, partly which homes sell then. In a typical year September has 8.3% of the year's sales. Pattern shown for Durham Region.
Property types at a glance
Compare key metrics by home type — September 2026.
Market pace
Key indicators of market activity: what's coming on, what's available and how fast it's selling.
Buy vs rent
Estimated monthly cost to own at West Shore's median sold price, next to what homes are listed for rent at today.
Assumptions: 20% down, 4.99% for 25 years compounded semi-annually (as Canadian mortgages are), property tax at 0.9% of the price a year, home insurance about $100 a month; no condo fee. Rents are asking rents of whole homes listed for lease today, not signed leases; a bedroom count with fewer than 10 listings isn't shown. An estimate to compare the market, not advice for your situation.
Compare areas
See how different regions performed in September 2026: median sold price and change from a year earlier.
Greater Toronto Area$870,000
Durham Region$780,000
York Region$1,040,000
Peel Region$850,000
Halton Region$980,000
City of Toronto$820,000Every area uses the same measure: median sold price of all homes, by firm date, for September 2026. Pictures are illustrations.
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Median sold price
Homes sold
Days on market
Sold vs asking
Benchmark price (TRREB HPI)
Homes for sale now
Each area's newest finished month, all homes, by firm date; the benchmark is TRREB's latest; homes for sale are today's count. A figure with too few sales to publish says so.
West Shore at a glance
How the market leans here, and who has been buying.
Homes in West Shore are selling near asking in about 13 days. Neither side has the upper hand right now.
What sold in West Shore, by home type — September 2026
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.
Detached homes sold — by size
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.
| SIZE (SQ FT) | MEDIAN SOLD | HOMES SOLD | $ / SQ FT |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1,000 - 1,499 | — | 4 | — |
| 1,500 - 1,999 | — | 1 | — |
Bands with only a handful of sales are directional. Ask us for the fuller multi-month trend.
Recent sold homes — September 2026
Individual sold listings across West Shore — free once you create an account.
| Address | Community | Type | Bed / Bath | List | Sold | Sold on |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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What moves West Shore prices
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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