Week in review: Real Estate Market Watch and Update (September 15-September 21 2025) Peterborough and Haliburton

Real Estate Market Brief September 22nd, 2025 Edition 

Peterborough and Haliburton

(September 15th-September 21st,  2025)

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 Peterborough (Non-Waterfront)

# of New listings-106

# of Active Listings-300+

# of Conditionally Sold-66

# of Sold-31

Average Sale Price-$604,601

Average List Price of Sold Listings-$619,961

Average Days on Market-47

Peterborough (Waterfront)

# of New listings: 16

# of Active Listings-294

# of Conditionally Sold-9

# of Sold-5

Average Sale Price-$1,035,600

Average List Price of Sold Listings-$1,094,660

Average Days on Market-63

Haliburton (Non-Waterfront)

# of New listings-19

# of Active Listings-237

# of Conditionally Sold-12

# of Sold-7

Average Sale Price-$384,214

Average List Price of Sold Listings-$413,557

Average Days on Market-54

Haliburton (Waterfront)

# of New listings-14

# of Active Listings-251

# of Conditionally Sold-8

# of Sold-5

Average Sale Price-$746,000

Average List Price of Sold Listings: $825,380

Average Days on Market-68

Summary of the Numbers!

My Thoughts

The key takeaways from the real estate data are:

• In Peterborough non-waterfront:

  • The number of new listings increased from 90 to 106.
  • The number of sold properties increased slightly from 29 to 31.
  • The average sale price decreased from $641,924 to $604,601.
  • The average days on market increased from 30 to 47.

  In Peterborough waterfront:

  • The number of new listings decreased from 22 to 16.
  • The number of sold properties decreased from 9 to 5.
  • The average sale price increased significantly from $654,222 to $1,035,600.
  • The average days on market increased from 48 to 63.

  In Haliburton non-waterfront: 

  • The number of new listings increased from 13 to 19.
  • The number of sold properties decreased from 9 to 7.
  • The average sale price decreased from $475,444 to $384,214.
  • The average days on market remained the same at 54.

  In Haliburton waterfront:

  • The number of new listings decreased from 19 to 14. 
  • The number of sold properties decreased from 8 to 5.
  • The average sale price decreased from $812,450 to $746,000.
  • The average days on market increased from 38 to 68.

  The key changes seem to be a drop in Peterborough waterfront sales but a significant increase in average price, along with a general decrease in sales and prices in the Haliburton market compared to the previous week.

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Brad Sinclair, Sales Representative

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Royal Heritage Realty

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Week in review: Real Estate Market Watch and Update (September 8-September 14 2025) Peterborough and Haliburton

Real Estate Market Brief September 16th, 2025 Edition 

Peterborough and Haliburton

(September 8-September 14th,  2025)

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 Peterborough (Non-Waterfront)

# of New listings-90

# of Active Listings-300+

# of Conditionally Sold-69

# of Sold-29

Average Sale Price-$641,924

Average Days on Market-30

Peterborough (Waterfront)

# of New listings: 22

# of Active Listings-290

# of Conditionally Sold-13

# of Sold-9

Average Sale Price-$654,222

Average Days on Market-48

Haliburton (Non-Waterfront)

# of New listings-13

# of Active Listings-240

# of Conditionally Sold-3

# of Sold-9

Average Sale Price-$475,444

Average Days on Market-54

Haliburton (Waterfront)

# of New listings-19

# of Active Listings-252

# of Conditionally Sold-6

# of Sold-8

Average Sale Price-$812,450

Average Days on Market-38

Summary of the Numbers!

My Thoughts

The key takeaways from the real estate data are:

• Peterborough has a higher volume and average sale price compared to Haliburton, both for waterfront and non-waterfront properties. This suggests stronger demand and a more active market in Peterborough.

• Waterfront properties have a higher average sale price than non-waterfront in both markets, indicating a premium for waterfront locations.

• Days on market for both areas are 30 days +

• Active listings remain very high in both Peterborough and Haliburton, suggesting an inventory-heavy market. However, Peterborough's non-waterfront is picking up steam with a high number of conditionally sold listings.

• Haliburton is commanding higher prices for waterfront properties compared to Peterborough waterfront, which could be attracting buyers seeking premium lakefront homes in cottage country.

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Brad Sinclair, Sales Representative

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Royal Heritage Realty

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Uncover the Natural Beauty of Haliburton, Ontario": Sights and Scenes September

Discover the Hidden Gem of Haliburton, Ontario

Just a few hours from the bustling cities of Ottawa and Toronto lies the charming town of Haliburton, Ontario. Nestled in the heart of the Haliburton Highlands, this picturesque destination is the perfect place to escape the stresses of everyday life and immerse yourself in the beauty of nature.

With its stunning lakes, lush forests, and thriving arts and cultural scene, Haliburton offers something for everyone. Whether you're looking to hike, fish, or simply relax, this town has it all.

Spend your days exploring the Haliburton Forest and Wildlife Park, where you can spot wildlife, hike through the trails, and even try your hand at dog sledding. For the adventurous traveller, Haliburton is a hub for outdoor activities like ATV riding and horseback riding.

When you're ready to unwind, wander through the local shops and galleries, showcasing the work of talented artisans and craftspeople. Attend the annual Haliburton International Film Festival or one of the town's many cultural events, such as Art in the Park or the Haliburton Highland Games.

As the day winds down, cozy up in one of the area's charming cottages or lakeside resorts, and take in the stunning views of Haliburton and the abundance of natural beauty. Haliburton is the perfect destination for a relaxing and rejuvenating getaway.

So why wait? Start planning your trip to Haliburton, Ontario, and discover the hidden gem of this beautiful, vibrant town.

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Should I buy my next home first or sell my current home first? 5 Scenarios to consider.

Should I Buy or Sell First?

The question asked by nearly every home seller. The answer depends on your risk tolerance level and personal circumstances. Let's review the following scenarios to help you decide what might be right for you.

Scenario 01: Seller's Market

Recommendation: Buy First

Typically, you want to start with the transaction that will take the most time. This means that in a seller's market, you would want to buy first, since finding the right home to purchase will likely take more time than it will to sell your current home.

Scenario 02: Buyer's Market

Recommendation: Sell First

On the flip side, if you are in a buyer's market, you will usually sell your current home first and then buy your new one.

Scenario 03: Subject-to-Sale Offer

Recommendation: Buy and Sell at the Same Time

A subject-to-sale offer is the best of both worlds, as it allows you to purchase a new home on the condition that you are able to sell your current one. Not all sellers will accept a subject-to-sale offer, but they are more likely to do so in a buyer's market.

Scenario 04: Afford Two Properties

Recommendation: Buy First

If you can temporarily afford to pay the mortgage on two properties, you can eliminate some of the risk involved in purchasing before you sell.

Scenario 05: Temporary Living Arrangement

Recommendation: Sell First

Whether you sell or buy first, there is a small risk that the possession dates on both properties may not line up. Having a backup plan for where you can stay while waiting to move into your new home can help mitigate this risk.                                         

In summary, the decision to buy or sell your home first depends on your specific market conditions, risk tolerance, and personal circumstances. If you are in a seller's market, it is generally recommended to buy first. In a buyer's market, selling first is usually the better approach. If possible, a subject-to-sale offer can provide the best of both worlds. Ultimately, having a backup plan for temporary living arrangements and the financial means to carry two mortgages can help mitigate the risks of either buying or selling first. Carefully evaluate your situation and discuss options with your real estate agent to determine the best strategy for your home sale and purchase.

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Brad Sinclair, Sales Representative

Team Lead at The Brad Sinclair Team

Royal Heritage Realty

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Wildthings in North Kawartha!

Wildlife in cottage country

Here are some photos I have taken over the summer in North Kawartha.

Check them out!

                                        Brought to you by: Your local Realtor®

If you are looking to either Buy or Sell, contact me at 705-927-6236

Brad Sinclair, Sales Representative

Team Lead at The Brad Sinclair Team

Royal Heritage Realty

Your inside source to cottage country

Not intended to solicit clients under contract