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The State of Real Estate in Niagara – End of Year (2025)
As we close the books on 2025, one thing is clear: this was one of the most challenging years the Niagara real estate market has ever experienced.
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Niagara Real Estate Blog
Market updates, buying & selling guides, and local insights from the Davids & DeLaat team.(153 articles)
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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 State of Real Estate in Niagara – Market Update End of Summer 2025
After a quiet start to the season, summer brought a mix of activity and caution across Niagara’s real estate market.
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The State of Real Estate in Niagara – Market Update June 2025
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.
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The State of Real Estate in Niagara – Market Update May 2025
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.
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The State of Real Estate in Niagara – Market Update April 2025
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.
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Niagara Real Estate Podcasts
Your Niagara Real Estate Podcast: Ep. #38
In our latest episode, we sit down with Amanda Trifkovic (CRA, P.App, MSc, BSc) from Appraisal Place in Niagara. We cover all angles of the appraiser process so sit down, relax & prepare to get smarter!
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The State of Real Estate in Niagara – Market Update April 2024
As spring unfolds, we’ve seen a predictable increase in housing inventory. Homeowners who achieved sales last year are re-entering the market, and we’re encountering new listings from those facing financial pressures. By mid-April, inventory levels significantly rose.
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The State of Real Estate in Niagara – Market Update February 2024
Looking back, 2023 presented its challenges, notably marking the lowest sales figures since the start of my career in real estate back in 2002. However, as we venture into March, there’s a tangible sense of optimism in the air. Encouraging developments in interest rates and market activities are signalling a more promising year ahead for us all.
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The State of Real Estate in Niagara – Market Update January 2024
The Bank of Canada’s recent announcement to hold interest rates steady, with a potential decrease later in the year, has injected a dose of positivity into the market. This decision is critical as it sets the tone for economic activities, including real estate transactions, and influences buyer and seller confidence.
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Niagara Real Estate Podcasts
Your Niagara Real Estate Podcast: Ep. #37
Season 3 is here! We take a look back at how wrong our 2023 predictions were, dig up some dirt and then move forward with our goals and thoughts heading into 2024. We hope you dig it. 🙂
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The State of Real Estate in Niagara – Market Update December 2023
Throughout the year, we’ve noticed a pattern similar to the previous year, particularly influenced by interest rates. The mid-year interest rates had a noticeable downward push on the market, leading us to what we consider the bottom. However, in the real estate cycle, hitting the bottom usually suggests an upcoming rise, which is what we’re anticipating for 2024.
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