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Wilmot Real Estate Market

The last 30 days of sales activity in Wilmot, broken down by neighbourhood, freehold and condo. Updated daily.

Wilmot recorded 32 sales over the past 30 days against 56 active listings, which points to a fairly balanced market overall. The average sale price was $816,397, homes sold in 21 days on average, and buyers paid 97.92 percent of list price, a mix that suggests steady demand without heavy bidding pressure. Freeholds drove most of the activity, while the condo segment remained smaller but still active.

Average Sold

$844K

All Wilmot records

Median Sold

$820K

Typical 30-day sale

Days on Market

19

Citywide average

% of List

97.4%

Original list basis

Neighbourhood Breakdown

Each neighbourhood splits into freehold and condo so averages reflect like-for-like sales.

Neighbourhood Snapshot

New Hamburg

New Hamburg accounted for half of Wilmot's recent sales, with 16 deals and 34 active listings, making it the busiest part of the township over this 30-day period. The average price was $762,113, below the Wilmot average of $816,397, while homes sold slightly faster than the city average at 19 days. Buyers paid 97.59 percent of list on average, which points to steady demand but still some room for negotiation. Activity was split between 12 freehold sales and 4 condo sales, with condos trading at notably higher prices than freeholds here.

Sales

18

All recorded deals

Median

$728K

Typical neighbourhood sale

Avg DOM

18

Across all ownership types

% of List

96.8%

Neighbourhood average


Active Listings

34

Currently on market

Cancelled

10

Listings withdrawn


Sales

14

Past 30 days

Average Sold

$715K

Median $682K

Days on Market

18

Average marketing time

% of List

96.4%

Sold vs original price

Price Range

$375K – $1.1M

Low to high sold


Property Details


What The Numbers Say

New Hamburg freeholds averaged $723,250, with a median of $727,500, which puts this segment below the overall neighbourhood average and below the Wilmot city average. Homes sold in 17 days on average and reached 97.2 percent of list price, a sign of solid demand without aggressive overbidding. The price range was broad, from $555,000 to $925,000, showing a market that spans entry-level and move-up homes.

Sales

4

Past 30 days

Average Sold

$916K

Median $972K

Days on Market

18

Average marketing time

% of List

99.1%

Sold vs original price

Price Range

$570K – $1.1M

Low to high sold


Property Details


What The Numbers Say

New Hamburg condos averaged $878,700, with a median of $942,450, making this one of the higher-priced segments in the township over the past 30 days. They took 25 days to sell on average, a bit slower than the neighbourhood overall, but still achieved 99.13 percent of list price, which suggests sellers were pricing close to where buyers were willing to transact. With only 4 sales and 11 active listings, this remains a smaller segment with more choice than recent deal volume.

Neighbourhood Snapshot

Baden/Phillipsburg/St. Agatha

Baden/Phillipsburg/St. Agatha posted 11 sales and 13 active listings over the past 30 days, a tighter supply picture than most of Wilmot. The average sale price was $889,073, above the city average, and the median reached $950,000, showing this area is trading at the upper end of the local market. Homes took 23 days to sell and closed at 97.87 percent of list price on average, which reads as firm but not overheated. Nearly all of the activity came from freeholds, so this neighbourhood is being shaped mainly by detached and other ground-oriented housing right now.

Sales

9

All recorded deals

Median

$950K

Typical neighbourhood sale

Avg DOM

22

Across all ownership types

% of List

98.5%

Neighbourhood average


Active Listings

15

Currently on market


Sales

8

Past 30 days

Average Sold

$890K

Median $913K

Days on Market

22

Average marketing time

% of List

98.5%

Sold vs original price

Price Range

$550K – $1.2M

Low to high sold


Property Details


What The Numbers Say

Freeholds in Baden/Phillipsburg/St. Agatha averaged $882,980, with a median of $900,000, placing this segment well above Wilmot's overall pricing. They sold in 23 days on average and achieved 97.87 percent of list price, which points to steady competition but not much evidence of bidding wars. The range from $550,000 to $1,249,900 shows a wide spread between lower-priced and upscale homes within the same area.

Sales

1

Past 30 days

Average Sold

$950K

Median $950K

Days on Market

21

Average marketing time

% of List

0.0%

Sold vs original price

Price Range

$950K – $950K

Low to high sold


Property Details


What The Numbers Say

The condo segment recorded just 1 sale at $950,000, so this is a very thin slice of the market here. That sale took 21 days, roughly in line with the city average, but one transaction is not enough to read much into pricing patterns or list-to-sale trends. With 4 active condo listings and only 1 recent closing, buyers currently have more selection than recent demand would suggest.

Neighbourhood Snapshot

New Dundee/Mannheim/Wilmot Ctr

New Dundee/Mannheim/Wilmot Ctr saw 4 sales and 8 active listings over the past 30 days, making it a quieter market than New Hamburg or Baden/Phillipsburg/St. Agatha. The average price came in at $803,525, close to the Wilmot average, but the $680,000 median shows a meaningful gap between typical sales and a higher-end sale pulling the average up. Homes sold in nearly 24 days and fetched 98.28 percent of list price, which suggests buyers are still engaging when pricing is in line with expectations. All recent sales were freeholds, so this area's activity is currently centered entirely on that segment.

Sales

4

All recorded deals

Median

$995K

Typical neighbourhood sale

Avg DOM

21

Across all ownership types

% of List

97.8%

Neighbourhood average


Active Listings

7

Currently on market

Cancelled

2

Listings withdrawn


Sales

4

Past 30 days

Average Sold

$1.1M

Median $995K

Days on Market

21

Average marketing time

% of List

97.8%

Sold vs original price

Price Range

$630K – $1.7M

Low to high sold


Property Details


What The Numbers Say

Freeholds in New Dundee/Mannheim/Wilmot Ctr averaged $803,525, with a median of $680,000, showing that one or two higher-priced deals lifted the average above where most sales clustered. Homes took 24 days to sell on average and reached 98.28 percent of list price, a sign of reasonably firm demand even in a lower-volume segment. Prices ranged from $595,000 to $1,259,100, which is a wide spread for just 4 sales and points to a mixed inventory profile.

Condo

No condo sales were recorded in this neighbourhood in the current 30-day window.

Neighbourhood Snapshot

Foxboro

Foxboro recorded 1 sale and 1 active listing over the past 30 days, so this is a very small sample rather than a broad reading on the neighbourhood. That lone sale closed at $937,000 in 11 days and at 98.63 percent of list price, which is stronger than the Wilmot average on both speed and pricing. With no freehold sales and only condo activity showing up in this window, the neighbourhood's current numbers are being driven entirely by a single condominium transaction. In a low-volume area like this, conditions can look quite different from one month to the next simply because there are so few deals.

Sales

1

All recorded deals

Median

$937K

Typical neighbourhood sale

Avg DOM

11

Across all ownership types

% of List

98.6%

Neighbourhood average


Active Listings

2

Currently on market

Cancelled

1

Listings withdrawn


Freehold

No freehold sales were recorded in this neighbourhood in the current 30-day window.

Sales

1

Past 30 days

Average Sold

$937K

Median $937K

Days on Market

11

Average marketing time

% of List

98.6%

Sold vs original price

Price Range

$937K – $937K

Low to high sold


Property Details


What The Numbers Say

Foxboro's condo segment recorded 1 sale at $937,000, with the home selling in 11 days at 98.63 percent of list price. That is a quicker sale and a stronger list-to-sale result than the Wilmot average, although it comes from just one transaction. With 1 active listing alongside that sale, supply and demand look closely matched, but this remains too small a segment to draw broad conclusions from one 30-day period.

Based on 32 Wilmotsold-condition records from the latest 30-day export. Some neighbourhood labels follow the board's abbreviated naming format in the source file.Return home