New Tecumseth Market Update – April 2026

April brought another step toward a more active spring market in New Tecumseth. Sales increased to 48 transactions, up from 44 in March (+9%), while new listings climbed to 150, up from 131 last month (+15%). Active inventory also continued to build, reaching 255 homes available, compared to 221 in March (+15%).

What stands out is that buyer activity improved despite increased supply. More homes came to market, but buyers kept pace better than they have in recent months, helping support values.

Pricing remained relatively stable. The average sale price increased modestly to $768,416, up about 1% from March’s $760,135. Meanwhile, the benchmark price eased slightly to $773,000 from $781,100 (-1%), suggesting that typical home values remain steady even though average prices can move month to month depending on the mix of homes sold.

Looking at the bigger picture, benchmark values remain noticeably below spring 2025 levels, when benchmark pricing was in the mid-$840,000 range, reinforcing that affordability and buyer discipline continue to shape today’s market.

Months of Inventory (MOI) increased again to 5.9, up slightly from 5.8 in March, and continuing the trend from 5.6 in January and 5.7 in February. Inventory has been gradually building all year, creating more balanced conditions and giving buyers more choice and negotiating power than in previous years.

Heading into late spring and early summer, the key metrics to watch will be whether sales continue to absorb new inventory and whether improving affordability helps support further demand. Well-priced homes continue to move, but buyers remain selective and value-conscious.

This version tells a stronger story than month-to-month numbers alone.