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South West Oakville Market Pulse™ | Week of February 14th, 2025

South West Oakville Petrus Engelbrecht & Joshua Engelbrecht February 14, 2025

The Market Pulse

This week in South West Oakville reflects a market that continues to broaden in scope, with inventory spanning from entry-level condominiums to high-value custom homes. The increase in available listings suggests a measured expansion of supply, offering buyers more choice while requiring greater precision in pricing and positioning from sellers.

At the same time, recent sales activity indicates that demand remains present but selective. Buyers appear increasingly disciplined, engaging where value is clear and stepping back when pricing stretches beyond perceived market alignment. The result is a market that is active, yet tempered—driven more by strategy than urgency.


New Inventory | What’s Come to Market

  • 65 Speers Road Unit #1507 — $540,000 (1+1 Bed, 1 Bath)
  • 2170 Marine Drive Unit #207 — $1,699,000 (2 Bed, 2 Bath)
  • 64 Worthington Drive — $749,900 (3+1 Bed, 1+2 Bath)
  • 415 Queen Mary Drive — $1,590,000 (2+1 Bed, 3 Bath)
  • 2511 Lakeshore Road W Unit #204 — $590,000 (1 Bed, 1 Bath)
  • 2511 Lakeshore Road W Unit #214 — $819,900 (2 Bed, 2 Bath)
  • 2263 Marine Drive Unit #1006 — $489,000 (1 Bed, 1 Bath)
  • 600 Weynway Court — $1,399,000 (3+1 Bed, 1+1 Bath)
  • 241 Sunrise Crescent — $1,999,000 (4 Bed, 1+1 Bath)
  • 24 Belvedere Drive — $5,999,999 (4+1 Bed, 6+1 Bath)
  • 55 Speers Road Unit #1013 — $529,000 (1 Bed, 1 Bath)
  • 561 Rebecca Street — $1,995,000 (3+1 Bed, 3+1 Bath)
  • 2032 Rebecca Street — $2,898,000 (4+1 Bed, 4+1 Bath)
  • 65 Speers Road Unit #1508 — $565,000 (1 Bed, 1 Bath)
  • 2263 Marine Drive Unit #705 — $597,900 (3 Bed, 1 Bath)
  • 238 Elmwood Road — $1,249,000 (3+1 Bed, 1+1 Bath)
  • 208 Glen Oak Drive — $1,848,000 (3+1 Bed, 3 Bath)
  • 86 Lakeshore Road W — $1,690,000 (2 Bed, 2+1 Bath)
  • 2185 Marine Drive Unit #1402 — $1,049,000 (2 Bed, 2 Bath)
  • 588 Stephens Crescent — $3,425,000 (4 Bed, 4+1 Bath)

New inventory this week ranges from approximately $489,000 to just under $6.0M, illustrating the full spectrum of South West Oakville’s housing mix. A notable concentration of condominium offerings—particularly along Speers Road and Marine Drive—sits alongside a steady flow of detached homes across established streets. The presence of both mid-market family homes and higher-end custom builds signals a market accommodating a wide range of buyer profiles.


Recent Sales | Where the Market is Clearing

  • 1337 Sheldon Avenue — $1,499,900 → $1,410,000
  • 2180 Marine Drive Unit #1008 — $1,779,000 → $1,750,000
  • 2175 Marine Drive Unit #604 — $1,149,000 → $1,149,000
  • 231 Slater Crescent — $1,299,000 → $1,185,000
  • 509 Seymour Drive — $1,398,800 → $1,350,509

Recent transactions indicate that properties are generally trading below list, with the exception of one condominium achieving full asking price. This suggests buyers are negotiating with intent, particularly in the low-to-mid $1M range where choice is increasing. Market absorption remains steady, though clearly influenced by pricing accuracy and property positioning.


Pricing Insight | Reading Between the Numbers

The spread between list and sale prices this week points to a market that is recalibrating. While not indicative of a sharp correction, the consistent pattern of modest discounts reflects a shift toward more balanced conditions. Sellers who are anchored to aspirational pricing may encounter resistance, while those aligned with current expectations are still achieving timely results.

Importantly, the presence of a full-price sale alongside discounted transactions highlights a bifurcation in outcomes. Well-prepared and appropriately priced properties continue to perform, whereas others require adjustment to meet buyer thresholds. This dynamic suggests stabilization rather than softness, with pricing discipline emerging as the defining factor in successful transactions.


Strategic Takeaways

For Sellers

  • Accurate pricing at launch is increasingly critical to maintaining momentum
  • Presentation and positioning remain key differentiators in a competitive set

For Buyers

  • Negotiation opportunities are present, particularly on homes with extended exposure
  • Acting decisively on well-priced properties remains important

Our Perspective

South West Oakville continues to demonstrate its depth as a diverse and evolving market, offering everything from accessible condominium living to high-end custom residences. The current environment favours a thoughtful, data-driven approach—where success is less about timing the market and more about understanding it.


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