The State of Real Estate in Niagara – Market Update Fall 2025
The story of September and October 2025 is clear: Niagara is still in a deep correction, and this fall has made the gap between inventory and demand even more pronounced.
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The story of September and October 2025 is clear: Niagara is still in a deep correction, and this fall has made the gap between inventory and demand even more pronounced.
After a quiet start to the season, summer brought a mix of activity and caution across Niagara’s real estate market.
If May felt like a turning point, June hit the brakes. Across Niagara, we’re now seeing over 3,400 active listings—the highest inventory level we’ve seen in years. And it’s not just us. Markets across Ontario are seeing the same trend: too many listings, not enough buyers. The result? A market that’s saturated and hesitant.
Let’s just say it: May was a month of mixed signals. On the surface, we saw what looked like a promising spring market—lower interest rates and warmer weather—but the expected boost in activity never materialized. Instead, we saw an influx of listings with a noticeable lack of buyer demand. The result? A market that feels… stuck.
Well, we’re glad to have April in the rearview mirror. It wasn’t a strong month for real estate across the region. A mix of political uncertainty, economic hesitation, and poor weather conditions kept both buyers and sellers on the sidelines, resulting in a significant slowdown in activity.