C01$569,000−6.4%C02$817,600−9.0%C08$496,000−10.3%C10$599,700−4.4%C11$452,200−2.4%C14$572,700−9.4%C15$512,400−10.7%DURH · PICK$477,400−9.6%E01$578,200−9.3%E02$714,000−4.8%E06$553,200−4.8%E07$473,800−14.1%E08$469,300−9.1%E09$438,000−12.7%HALT · OAKV$563,800−10.1%PEEL · BRAM$394,800−16.9%PEEL · MISS$503,200−8.7%W01$516,900−16.6%W02$585,500−12.3%W06$587,800−1.9%YORK · MARK$532,000−10.2%YORK · RICH$498,600−12.1%YORK · VAUG$531,700−6.5%

Pickering housing market

DURH · PICKAll home types

June 2026 · released 2026-07-02

Pickering

All home types · monthly2026-06

Value · MLS HPI composite

Benchmark, mix-adjusted — what a comparable unit is worth.

Benchmark mix-adjusted
$874,400
Benchmark Y/Y
−6.3% down
HPI index
308.5

Sold prices

Avg. sale price — reflects what sold, not what a comparable unit is worth. Use the benchmark above for value.

Avg sale price
$917,592
Median price
$835,000
Avg price Y/Y
−9.5% down
Avg price M/M
−1.1% down
12-mo high
$972,391
12-mo low
$886,908

Activity

SP/LP
99.0%
Days on market
25 d
Incl. relisted
37 d
Mos inv (trend)
3.7 mo
SNLR (trend)
39.8%
Sales
157
New listings
334
Active listings
438
Dollar volume
$144,061,906

Figures cover the whole municipality of Pickering, all home types only — coarser than a Toronto district, which covers a handful of neighbourhoods.

TRREB Market Watch · All home types · 2026-06 · released 2026-07-02
Mos inv and SNLR are TRREB's published 12-month moving averages, not single-month ratios. They and Avg. PDOM appear only on the All Home Types table. Y/Y and M/M compare published monthly averages for this district.
Statistics are provided by the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board. Not an appraisal. Figures reflect completed MLS transactions in the areas noted.

Price history · avg and median · monthly sales

No plottable figures for this district yet.
Monthly market figures
PeriodAverage priceMedian priceSales
No data on file.

Inventory · new listings, sales, active · 12 months

New Sales Active (line)

No inventory figures on file for this district.
Inventory by month
PeriodNew listingsSalesActive listings
No data on file.

About Pickering

Reviewed July 27, 2026

Figures shown
All home types — the panel above defaults to this segment for Pickering because its housing stock is freehold dominant. The write-up below describes the neighbourhood as a whole, not one segment of it.
Region
Durham
Transit
Pickering GO on the Lakeshore East line, with a pedestrian bridge from the station into the city centre; Durham Region Transit locally; Highways 401 and 407. Bus rapid transit along Kingston Road is planned; no opening date is confirmed.
Typical deposit
City centre condominium releases have generally followed 15% to 20% before occupancy. Freehold releases use fixed instalments over the first months. Resale takes the standard 5%.
Price context
Entry pricing sits below York and Peel for comparable ground-related product, which is much of the reason buyers look east. Confirm current figures before relying on them.
Also known as
Pickering City Centre, Bay Ridges, Seaton

Pickering runs along Kingston Road, with Liverpool Road, Brock Road and Whites Road crossing it and Bayly Street and Taunton Road framing north and south. The city centre sits at Kingston and Liverpool beside Pickering GO, Frenchman's Bay and the Nautical Village are at the foot of Liverpool, the Seaton lands form the large greenfield area to the north, and the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station and the casino resort complex sit at either end of the waterfront corridor.

Resale, pre-construction and assignments. Pickering is mostly ground-related, with new condominium supply concentrated in the city centre redevelopment. In Durham most assignments are freehold assignments rather than condominium ones.

Freehold assignments, again

As in Brampton, most Durham assignments are freehold rather than condominium. That means no interim occupancy period, no occupancy fee and a single closing — a simpler instrument, but one where the builder’s consent clause is often stricter. Some ground-related builders prohibit assignment before closing outright. Read the clause before you buy if an early exit is part of the plan.

GO service is the real transit story

Pickering GO on the Lakeshore East line is the commuting backbone and it exists today. Bus rapid transit along Kingston Road is planned with no confirmed opening date. Buy on the service that runs now, and treat the planned corridor as an unpriced possibility rather than a scheduled improvement.

What the numbers mean out here

For a buyer priced out of York Region, the combination of lower entry pricing and a softer condominium market is the clearest opportunity in this area — priced against actual closed sales, not against a builder’s price list.

What's active here

Pickering city centre — Approvals and phased construction. The redevelopment of the city centre lands beside Pickering GO is the main source of new condominium supply in the municipality. Long phasing, so check what is approved and under construction rather than what is master-planned.

Seaton lands — Phased greenfield development. The large planned community north of the 407 is being built out over a long horizon, ground-related and end-user weighted. Assignments here are freehold assignments and behave accordingly.

Established low-rise — Freehold. Bungalows and two-storey houses through Bay Ridges, Amberlea and Rougemount. Priced on lot and condition, and effectively separate from the condominium market's current numbers.

Assignments · TRREB Pickering

Placeholder inventory

Current assignment inventory
DeveloperProjectOriginal purchaseDeposits paidAsking vs originalOccupancyBuilder consent

Placeholder rows. Live assignment inventory is added once a listing is confirmed, with the builder's consent terms verified against the original agreement.

Enquiry · Pickering

2026-06

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Tell us the number you can put down, and when.

That one answer decides most of the rest — which releases you can act on, whether a 20 per cent extended schedule is workable, and whether an assignment with deposits already paid is the cheaper way in.

If you already hold a contract and are thinking about selling it, send the project name and your firm date. We will tell you what your agreement permits before quoting a price.

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