Bay of Quinte Market Update: August
- Courtney Genereaux
- Sep 8
- 2 min read
The August housing market continues to show steady year-over-year sales alongside a growing number of active listings, creating more options for buyers and signalling favourable conditions in many areas.
“When we look at month-over-month numbers, we’re seeing encouraging signs for prospective home purchasers,” said CLAR President, Christine Riley. “A steady increase in available listings, combined with improved affordability, means there are more purchasing options and market-entry opportunities for buyers. This trend is creating a shift towards a more attainable market and renewed confidence for those looking to make a move.”
Here’s how the numbers stacked up across our region in August 2025:
🔹 Hastings County
Sales: closely mirrored 2024’s performance
Average Price: $538,862 (down 2.9% from $555,062)
Days on Market: 43 (faster than 46 in August 2024)
➡️ Strong activity with homes selling faster despite a slight dip in prices.
🔹 Northumberland County
Sales: 118 (up slightly from 115 in August 2024)
Average Price: $679,100 (down 3.8% from $705,752)
➡️ Sales activity is holding steady while buyers benefit from modest price adjustments.
🔹 Prince Edward County
Sales: 32 (vs. 31 in August 2024)
Average Price: $744,288 (down 7.8% from $807,648)
Days on Market: 63 (improved from 68 in August 2024)
➡️ Prices softened, but homes are selling more quickly—a positive sign for both buyers and sellers.
What this means for you: More inventory and stable sales are creating an environment of renewed buyer confidence. If you’ve been waiting for the right time to enter the market—or make a move up or downsize—conditions are becoming more favourable.
Want to know what these numbers mean for your neighbourhood specifically? Reach out today for a personalized market evaluation.
*Stats are from August 2025. Central Lakes Association of REALTORS®.
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