The Preserve Market Stats
MARKET STATS
Figures as of September 2026 · updated monthly from live board data
The real numbers for The Preserve, not a generic Oakville average. What sold, for how much, how long it took, and my honest read on what it means for you.
Buyer’s Market
7 sales while 46 new homes came to market. Homes took 36 days and sold 5.5% below asking. Every signal points the same way: buyers have options and time, and pricing decides everything for sellers.
THIS MONTH AT A GLANCE
The headline numbers.
AVG. SOLD PRICE
$1,200,929
▼ 11% YoY 12 vs last mo.
HOMES SOLD
7
▼ 7 vs last mo.
NEW LISTINGS
46
▲ 14 vs last month.
DAYS ON MARKET
36
▲ slower
SP/LP RATIO
94.50%
5.5% below asking
FREEHOLD AVG.
$1,228,583
▼ 21% YoY
CONDO AVG.
$ 1,035,000
1 condo sales in Sept
SALES VS. LISTINGS
15%
Buyer’s Market
BROKEN DOWN BY TYPE
Detached, townhome, and condo.
Detached
$1,446,667
▼ 20% YoY
Homes sold
Days on market
3
32
Townhome
$956,750
▼ 2% YoY
Homes sold
Days on market
2
36
Condo
$ 1,035,000
▲ 11% YoY
Homes sold
Days on market
1
17
OWN A TOWNHOME HERE?
The gap to a detached is about $844,833 right now.
That number is the whole decision when you're thinking of moving up. I'll walk you through the real math, before you make a move.
WHAT IT MEANS
How these numbers affect your home.
September filled back in on the supply side. Seven sales across the Preserve. Forty-six new listings, the most since June. Thirty-nine went nowhere. Homes took thirty-six days and sold five and a half percent below asking. Still a buyer's market. Has been all year.
Freehold was nearly the whole month. Three detached homes sold averaging $1,446,667 in thirty-two days, down twenty percent from last September. Two townhouses sold averaging $956,750, nine percent under a year ago and the slowest townhouse month since February.
Condos stayed quiet. One sale. Eighteen new condo listings came on and seventeen are still sitting.
The overall average landed at $1,200,929, down eleven percent from last September. Don't read that as just the mix. Last September was mostly freehold too. The market did that math, not the mix.
The homes that sold in September were priced for September 2026. The thirty-nine that didn't are now competing with everything still sitting from summer. The data doesn't suggest that wait is getting shorter.
Averages are a starting point. Your value comes down to your street, lot, and finishes. I'll give you an honest read that includes:
How your exact location within The Preserve affects your value
Which features buyers are paying a premium for right now
A pricing strategy based on the real current selling timeline
How you compare to the listings you'd be up against
What's your Preserve home actually worth today?
YOUR HOME