Vaughan Market Update June 2026

More people are buying in Vaughan than a year ago. They’re just paying less to do it.

That’s the quick story behind this Vaughan market update for June 2026:

  • 313 homes sold last month
  • median of $1,088,000
  • 5.1 months of inventory.

Sales are up nearly 14%, prices are still down, and what it means for you depends on what you own.

Below, I break it down by home type and community across Vaughan and the GTA

Vaughan real estate broker Raj Bajwa with a June 2026 Vaughan market update graphic reading "Sales Up, Prices Down"
313
Homes Sold, May 2026 (+13.8% YoY)
$1,088,000
Vaughan Median Price
5.1
Months of Inventory

The quick version: buyers are back, but prices aren't. Sales jumped almost 14% from a year ago, yet the median is down about 14%. Detached and freehold townhomes are tightening in the seller's favour. Condos still give buyers room. Where you stand depends on what you're buying.

Vaughan vs. the Rest of the GTA

Vaughan still sells at a premium over the broader Toronto region. But its prices have softened more over the past year, so buyers here have seen real relief.

🗺️ All TRREB (GTA)
Median Price$910,000
Average Price$1,069,700
Homes Sold6,583
Months of Inventory4.8
Avg. Price YoY-4.6%
Median Price: Vaughan vs. GTA (May 2026)
📍 Vaughan
$1,088,000
🗺️ All TRREB
$910,000

Vaughan's median sits about $178,000 above the GTA. Source: TRREB Market Watch, May 2026.

One Vaughan Number Hides Five Markets

Detached, semis, townhomes, and condos all moved at their own speed in May. Here's the full picture.

Home TypeSalesAvg. PriceMedianDays on MktSale/ListMedian YoY
Detached154$1,577,170$1,444,0002798%-3.4%
Semi-Detached17$1,046,176$1,050,0002099%-12.3%
Freehold Townhome ⭐53$1,011,337$983,00023100%-12.4%
Condo Townhome11$818,345$800,0002796%-2.6%
Condo Apartment77$583,442$530,0003296%-10.2%

⭐ The year's biggest demand recovery. Data: TRREB Market Watch, May 2026. All prices in CAD.

🏠 Detached
Firming up

Almost half of every Vaughan sale. Sales rose 26% from April and supply fell to 3.8 months. Most buyers land near the $1,444,000 median; bigger sales in Kleinburg and Woodbridge pull the average higher.

🏡 Freehold Townhomes
🔥 Standout

The month's big mover. Sales up about 77% from a year ago. Sellers got 100% of asking in 23 days. Real competition near the $1M mark, especially in Vellore Village and Maple.

🏢 Condo Apartments
Buyer leverage

Vaughan's most affordable door in, and where buyers keep the most room. Sales up 28% from last year, and 11 days faster than April. Still 96% of asking. Most action is around Vaughan City Centre.

🏘️ Semi-Detached
Still tight

The one segment that cooled, with sales down from both last month and last year. Even so, it stays tight: sellers held 99% of asking in just 20 days, the fastest in the city.

🏙️ Condo Townhomes
Thin volume

Only 11 sales, so read it as a hint, not a rule. Prices held up better here than anywhere else in Vaughan. A solid entry point when the right unit shows up.

Months of Inventory by Home Type

This is the fastest way to read the market. Under 4 months favours sellers. 4 to 5 is balanced. Over 5 favours buyers.

Months of Inventory, Vaughan (May 2026)
Freehold townhome
2.7
Semi-detached
3.4
Detached
3.8
Vaughan overall
5.1
Condo apartment
6.1
Condo townhome
6.5

Blue means tight and fast-selling. Amber is balanced. Orange means more inventory and slower sales. The "overall" figure is TRREB's published trend; by-type figures are active listings divided by sales.

The takeaway: the citywide average says Vaughan leans slightly to buyers. The freehold market says the opposite. Don't let one number set your strategy.

Four Numbers Shaping the Market

🏦
Bank of Canada Rate
2.25%
Held steady. A stable, predictable backdrop for financing.
📊
Inflation (March CPI)
2.4%
Just above the 2% target. No pressure for rate hikes.
📈
GTA Sales YoY
+6.3%
Regional demand is picking up again.
📉
GTA New Listings YoY
-18.9%
Fewer sellers across the region. Supply is quietly tightening.

What This Means for You

Your strategy depends on which side of the deal you're on. Pick yours.

  • Most room to negotiate: condo apartments and condo townhomes, with more than six months of supply.
  • Least room: freehold townhomes and semis. Well-priced homes there sell near asking in about three weeks.
  • Detached is tightening fast. If you've been waiting, the easy-negotiating window is starting to close.
  • Worth confirming: the FHSA, the Home Buyers' Plan, and Land Transfer Tax rebates can lower your closing cash.
  • Price to today, not 2025. Values are down across every home type from a year ago.
  • Strongest position: freehold townhomes, detached, and semis, at 98% to 100% of asking.
  • Condo sellers, work harder. More competition means staging, photos, and sharp pricing decide it.
  • The first two weeks matter most. Overpriced homes get skipped, not negotiated.
  • Condo apartments offer the most listings and the deepest price relief right now.
  • Plan for a longer hold. Condos also sell the slowest, at about 32 days.
  • Freehold townhomes are the pick if quick resale and liquidity matter most.
  • Watch supply. GTA new listings are down almost 19% from a year ago.

Vaughan Home Prices by Community

Here's where I spend most of my time. A quick read on the key pockets, then the full numbers from TRREB's Q1 2026 community report. One note: those figures cover January to March, a different window than the May data above, so I've kept them separate.

🌳
Kleinburg
$1,610,000
Vaughan's luxury end. Estate homes, heritage-village feel, the highest median in the city (Q1 2026).
📍
Patterson
$1,355,500
Premium schools and one of the busiest pockets in Vaughan. A mix of detached, semi, and townhomes.
🏘️
Vellore Village
$1,135,000
Newer builds and top-rated schools. One of the most competitive family pockets in the city.
🏫
Maple
$1,048,150
GO access and strong schools keep this one in steady demand with move-up buyers.
🏠
Woodbridge (E & W)
$1.0M–$1.08M
Established and walkable, with steady family demand across both ends.
🏢
Concord & VCC
$492K–$533K
The condo hub, with subway access and Vaughan's most accessible pricing.
CommunitySalesAvg. PriceMedianNew ListingsDays on Mkt
Beverley Glen25$831,380$585,5009943
Brownridge29$1,078,100$1,182,5008836
Concord38$566,685$532,50011540
Crestwood-Springfarm-Yorkhill50$963,567$715,00010952
East Woodbridge46$1,120,849$1,084,40010935
Elder Mills7$1,292,413$1,251,0001927
Glen Shields4$967,625$957,5001114
Islington Woods8$1,648,000$1,740,0003718
Kleinburg37$1,726,770$1,610,00013043
Lakeview Estates7$856,153$933,0001821
Maple64$1,051,624$1,048,15017839
Patterson86$1,477,624$1,355,50023228
Rural Vaughan13$1,083,538$1,035,0004225
Sonoma Heights18$1,266,194$1,311,5004218
Uplands10$2,222,900$1,443,7503836
Vaughan Corporate Centre34$502,597$492,50013650
Vaughan Grove15$724,733$617,0003439
Vellore Village73$1,223,733$1,135,00023935
West Woodbridge19$906,326$1,005,0006737

Source: TRREB Community Housing Market Report, Q1 2026. Communities with two or fewer sales aren't reported. Want a current read on yours? Just ask.

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Vaughan Real Estate, Frequently Asked

Based on the May 2026 TRREB data, the median price in Vaughan is $1,088,000 and the average is $1,179,718. I'd lean on the median, because the average gets pulled up by higher-end sales in areas like Kleinburg and Woodbridge. Prices are down roughly 11% to 14% from a year ago.
It depends on what you're buying. Condo apartment and condo townhome buyers have real leverage, with more than six months of supply and homes selling around 96% of asking. Detached, semi, and freehold townhome buyers face tighter conditions and need to move quickly. Prices sit below last year while demand climbs, so the window is real but not unlimited.
For most freehold sellers, yes. Across Vaughan, sellers received about 98% of asking in May, and detached, semi, and freehold townhome sellers are especially strong at 98% to 100%. Price to today's numbers, not last year's. Condo sellers face more competition, so presentation and pricing matter even more.
The ones families ask me about most are Vellore Village (newer homes, excellent schools), Maple (GO access, top schools), Woodbridge (established and walkable), and Patterson (premium schools). For luxury, Kleinburg remains Vaughan's most prestigious address.
In TRREB's Q1 2026 community report, Kleinburg led Vaughan with a median around $1,610,000, followed by Uplands (about $1,443,750) and Patterson (about $1,355,500). These are Vaughan's luxury and estate pockets, and the strategy in them is very different from the rest of the city.
The most accessible entry points in Q1 2026 were the condo-focused communities: Vaughan Corporate Centre at about $492,500, Concord around $532,500, and Beverley Glen roughly $585,500. These areas, anchored by Vaughan City Centre and the subway, give first-time buyers and investors the most for their budget.
Vaughan's median sits about $178,000 above the GTA-wide median. In exchange you generally get more space, newer homes, lower density, and strong schools at family-friendly price points. Vaughan also carries slightly more inventory than the region right now, giving local buyers a bit more negotiating room.
I'm a little biased here, so I'll answer it the way I would for a friend. Look for a Vaughan broker who reads the TRREB data every month, knows the communities block by block, and gives you the honest read even when it isn't what you were hoping to hear. That's how I've worked with buyers, sellers, and investors across Vaughan for years, and it's reflected in my Google reviews, where 42 of my 43 clients have left five stars. I'm Raj Bajwa, a broker with RE/MAX Experts, and if you'd like that kind of straight, local guidance, I'd be glad to help.
Find someone who reads the TRREB data every month, tailors the strategy to your specific home type, and actually knows the communities, from Kleinburg and Woodbridge to Vellore Village, Maple, Concord, Vaughan City Centre, and Patterson. That's how I work with buyers, sellers, and investors across Vaughan and the wider GTA.

Sources: TRREB Market Watch, May 2026 (citywide and home-type) and TRREB Community Housing Market Report, Q1 2026 (community-level, Jan-Mar). All figures in CAD. Year-over-year uses May 2025; month-over-month uses April 2026.

For information only. Not financial or legal advice. Every situation is different, so talk to a licensed broker before you make a move.

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