Bay of Quinte Market Update: November
- Admin Assistant
- Dec 9, 2025
- 2 min read
A closer look at what’s happening across Hastings County, Prince Edward County, and Northumberland.
Hastings County
November showed steady movement in Hastings as buyers continued to stay active heading into the holiday season.
115 home sales were reported.
The average selling price rose to $529,139, up 5.25% from October’s $502,746.
New listings remained strong at 272, compared to 244 this time last year.
Homes spent an average of 30 days on market (up slightly from 24 days in November 2024).
What it means: Prices continue to trend upward, and strong listing activity is giving buyers more choice—even as homes still move at a steady pace.
Prince Edward County
The County saw a quieter November after a strong October, but continued to show stable pricing and increased inventory.
16 home sales, compared to 49 in October and 20 in November 2023.
The average selling price reached $719,595, virtually unchanged from last year ($720,367).
303 active listings, up from 265 one year earlier.
68 new listings hit the market this month.
Homes spent an average of 90 days on market.
What it means: While sales slowed, PEC remains a stable-price market with substantial inventory—offering excellent opportunities for buyers seeking selection and leverage.
Northumberland County
Northumberland experienced a slight price adjustment but consistent sales activity.
The average selling price dipped to $671,436, down 5.81% from October’s $712,876.
82 sales were recorded.
Active listings climbed to 622, reflecting expanding options for buyers.
Homes spent an average of 57 days on market, nearly identical to last year’s 58 days.
What it means: A modest price shift paired with growing inventory keeps Northumberland attractive for buyers, while sellers benefit from stable demand.
Across the region, inventory is growing, prices are stabilizing, and opportunities remain strong for both buyers and sellers. Whether you're planning to make a move this winter or preparing for spring, understanding your local market is key.
If you’d like a personalized valuation or market analysis for your neighbourhood, our team is here to help!













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