Monthly Reports

Understand the Brantford market.

Every month I break down what's happening in the Brantford and Brant County real estate market.

Not just prices and sales. What's changing. What's staying the same. Where buyers have leverage. Where sellers are succeeding. And what it means if you're planning a move this year.

Built from local MLS data and the same market research I use when advising clients.

Latest Report · July 2026

Buyers had more choice in June, and the homes that sold were the ones priced for today.

Sales eased from 140 in May to 129 in June, while the number of homes for sale climbed to 583 — the most in about a year. Well-priced homes are still selling in around three and a half weeks. The ones asking too much are sitting, getting reduced, or being pulled.

129

Homes sold

$620K

Median price

583

For sale

153

Failed listings

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What You'll Learn

The average never tells the whole story.

The headline numbers only tell part of the story. Each report breaks the market down by neighbourhood, price range, home type, local economy, and buyer behaviour so you can understand what is actually happening in the segment that matters to you.

Neighbourhood Differences

A home in West Brant can sell twice as fast as a similar home in another part of the city.

Price Range Matters

The market for a $450,000 home looks very different from the market for a $1,000,000 home.

What Buyers Are Doing

See where buyers are competing, where they're negotiating, and where listings are struggling.

Previous Reports

Track the market month by month.

One month can be noise. A series of months becomes a trend. Browse previous reports to see how inventory, prices, buyer demand, and market conditions have changed over time.