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Uxbridge home prices plunge 28.6% to $992,727 in October

The average Uxbridge home sold for $992,727 in October 2026, down 28.6 per cent from September, with 11 sales and 114 active listings, according to Toronto Regional Real Estate Board data.

Brock Street in Uxbridge on a summer day, looking east along the main street. File photo.
File photo: Brock Street in Uxbridge. This image shows a Uxbridge street, not a specific home for sale. (Photo: Dillan Payne / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0) · Credit: Dillan Payne / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

The average home price in Uxbridge was $992,727 in October 2026, down 28.6 per cent, or $398,295, from September, according to Toronto Regional Real Estate Board data reported by the Torstar Open Data Team. The average was also down 17 per cent, or $202,846, from October 2025.

There were 11 home sales in the month after an average of 38 days on the market, with 114 active listings at the end of October. Sales were down 42.1 per cent from a year earlier, while active listings were down 8.8 per cent.

Detached houses averaged $1.13 million, down 25.3 per cent or $381,968 from September and down 12.9 per cent or $167,608 from a year earlier, with eight sales after an average of 42 days on the market and 93 active listings. Attached houses averaged $700,000, down 29.6 per cent or $295,000 in a month and 9.8 per cent or $75,941 over the year, with one sale.

Townhouse-style condos averaged $635,000, with one sale after 40 days on the market, while apartment-style condos averaged $560,000, up 41.1 per cent or $163,000 from September, with one sale after 15 days.

Compared with October 2016, the average sale price for all houses and condos in Uxbridge has increased 10.3 per cent over the decade.

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Nov 15, 2026, 7:20 a.m.
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