March 2026 Market Update – GTA West

March brought a more active spring market across Mississauga, Brampton, Milton, Oakville, Burlington, and Vaughan. Inventory is building, but so is buyer activity—creating a market that really depends on property type and price point.

In Mississauga, demand picked up, especially for semi-detached homes, which are firmly in seller territory. Townhomes also saw price growth, while detached homes and condos remained more balanced.

Brampton showed a similar trend. Freehold homes held steady with some price gains in semis and townhomes, but condo apartments took a hit, suggesting buyers are being more selective.

Milton is shaping into a split market. Freeholds are performing well, with strong demand and rising prices, while condo apartments are seeing some downward pressure.

Oakville continues to shift toward more affordable options. While detached and townhome prices softened, condos—especially apartments—saw strong gains, showing where buyer demand is moving.

Burlington was one of the stronger markets this month. Most housing types saw price growth, and detached homes remain in seller territory with relatively low inventory.

Vaughan had a mixed month. Detached homes performed well, but townhomes and condo townhomes saw price drops. Condo apartments, however, are gaining traction again.

Overall, the spring market is taking shape. Freehold homes remain the most stable, while condos vary widely by area. Buyers are becoming more price-conscious, and sellers need to be strategic—homes that are priced right are still moving quickly.