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Home sales ‘sluggish’ in July with fewer options for buyers
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CityNews Kitchener
Cornerstone Association of Realtors is with its monthly look at housing stats here locally.
In July, home sales dropped 12.2 per cent month-over-month, and dipped 10 per cent compared to July last year.
Kitchener saw the largest year-over-year decline in properties exchanging hands, with a 16 per cent drop in home sales.
“At 3.9 months, Waterloo Region had the lowest months of supply across our market areas,” said Cornerstone CEO Bill Duce.
Data provided by Cornerstone Association of Realtors for July 2026Data provided by Cornerstone Association of Realtors for July 2026