As of September 21, 2026, HomeZira shows about 238 freehold listings and 82 condo listings currently offered for sale in Aurora on this website.
Aurora currently has approximately 238 active freehold listings and 82 active condo listings publicly displayed on this website. The latest median asking price of these public listings is about $1,399,000 for freehold homes and $662,500 for condos.
Use the table below to compare current availability and median asking prices across the major property types shown.
| Detached | Semi-Detached | Townhouses | Condo Townhouses | Condo Apartments | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| # of Current Listings | 178 | 12 | 38 | 43 | 31 |
| Median Asking Price | $1,644,000 | $917,000 | $949,450 | $699,000 | $579,000 |
Asking prices reflect homes currently offered for sale and are not sold prices. Overall freehold and condo inventory may include property types not shown separately in the table. Inventory and asking prices may change as listings enter or leave the market.
Freehold and condo conditions can move differently, so HomeZira evaluates the two segments separately using the major property types published in TRREB Market Watch.
Months of Inventory (MOI) estimates how many months it would take to sell the available inventory at the recent sales pace. Lower MOI generally means tighter supply; higher MOI generally means more choice for buyers.
Sales-to-New-Listings Ratio (SNLR) compares home sales with new listings entering the market. A higher SNLR generally indicates stronger demand relative to new supply, while a lower SNLR indicates more new supply relative to sales.
HomeZira uses both indicators to assess the overall market condition.
Freehold activity recorded 38 sales in August 2026, down 22.4% from July 2026 and 19.1% lower than August 2025. Active listings totaled 206, down 10.0% from July 2026 and 14.5% lower than August 2025. Average LDOM was 36 days.
Months of Inventory (MOI) estimates how many months it would take to sell the available inventory at the recent sales pace. Lower MOI generally means tighter supply; higher MOI generally means more choice for buyers.
Sales-to-New-Listings Ratio (SNLR) compares home sales with new listings entering the market. A higher SNLR generally indicates stronger demand relative to new supply, while a lower SNLR indicates more new supply relative to sales.
HomeZira uses both indicators to assess the overall market condition.
Condo activity recorded 11 sales in August 2026, down 15.4% from July 2026 and 37.5% higher than August 2025. Active listings totaled 72, up 1.4% from July 2026 and 5.9% higher than August 2025. Average LDOM was 62 days.
Compare the major freehold and condo segments side by side. Monthly rows use the August 2026 reporting period; 12-month MOI and SNLR use trailing-12-month calculations ending in August 2026. MoM compares with July 2026, while YoY compares with August 2025.
| Metric | Freehold | Condo | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| August 2026 | MoM | YoY | August 2026 | MoM | YoY | |
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Sales
Monthly Home Sales
The number of residential home sales reported during the month. Comparing sales with previous periods can help show whether market activity is increasing or decreasing. |
38 | -22.4% | -19.1% | 11 | -15.4% | +37.5% |
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Average Sold Price
Average Sold Price
The average selling price of homes in the segment during the month. It is calculated using the combined dollar volume and number of sales for the major property types included in that segment. |
$1,260,545 | -14.6% | -11.7% | $567,682 | -12% | -40.4% |
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New Listings
New Listings
The number of residential listings newly added to the market during the month. Comparing new listings with sales can help show whether available housing supply is growing faster or slower than buyer activity. |
91 | -33.1% | -8.1% | 30 | +15.4% | -3.2% |
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Active Listings
Active Listings
The number of residential listings available for sale at the end of the reporting period. Higher active inventory generally gives buyers more choice, while lower inventory means fewer homes are available. |
206 | -10% | -14.5% | 72 | +1.4% | +5.9% |
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Average LDOM
Listing Days on Market (LDOM)
The average number of days a successful listing was on the market before it sold. A lower LDOM generally means homes were selling faster, while a higher LDOM means they were taking longer to sell. |
36 days | +4 days | -2 days | 62 days | +20 days | +18 days |
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12-Month MOI
Months of Inventory (MOI)
Months of Inventory estimates how many months it would take to sell the available inventory at the recent sales pace. Lower MOI generally means tighter supply; higher MOI generally means more choice for buyers. |
4.6 months | 0 months | — | 6.5 months | -0.1 months | — |
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12-Month SNLR
Sales-to-New-Listings Ratio (SNLR)
The Sales-to-New-Listings Ratio compares home sales with new listings entering the market. A higher SNLR generally indicates stronger demand relative to new supply, while a lower SNLR indicates more new supply relative to sales. |
36.1% | -0.4 pts | — | 32% | +0.9 pts | — |
Freehold conditions in Aurora were balanced but buyer-leaning, giving buyers somewhat more choice and negotiating room than in a tighter market. Active freehold inventory fell 10.0% from July 2026, while new listings fell 33.1%. That narrowed both available and fresh choice for buyers. Homes averaged 36 days on market, taking 4 days longer to sell than in the previous month and giving buyers somewhat more time to compare properties.
Condo conditions in Aurora favoured buyers. With 6.5 months of inventory, available supply was relatively high compared with the recent sales pace, giving buyers greater choice and negotiating leverage. New condo listings rose 15.4% from July 2026, adding fresh options for buyers. Homes averaged 62 days on market, taking 20 days longer to sell than in the previous month and giving buyers somewhat more time to compare properties.
Freehold conditions in Aurora were balanced but buyer-leaning, increasing competition among sellers for available buyer demand. Freehold sales fell 22.4% from July 2026, while active inventory fell 10.0%. Fewer competing listings helped sellers, but the slower sales pace still made accurate pricing important. Homes averaged 36 days on market and took longer to sell than in the previous month, increasing the importance of strong presentation and standing out from competing listings.
Condo sellers in Aurora faced a more competitive environment. With 6.5 months of inventory, available supply was relatively high compared with the recent sales pace. Condo sales fell 15.4% from July 2026, meaning sellers were competing for a smaller pool of completed transactions. Homes averaged 62 days on market and took longer to sell than in the previous month, increasing the importance of strong presentation and standing out from competing listings.
See how different property types performed in Aurora during August 2026, including sales activity, sold prices, available inventory and average market time.
| Property Type | Sales | Median Sold Price | New Listings | Active Listings |
12-Month MOI
Months of Inventory (MOI)
Measures housing supply relative to the recent pace of sales. Lower MOI generally indicates tighter supply and stronger competition, while higher MOI generally means buyers have more choice. This 12-month MOI is calculated by HomeZira using TRREB Market Watch data. |
Avg. Sale-to-List
Average Sale-to-List Ratio
Shows the average selling price as a percentage of the listing price. A ratio of 100% means homes sold at their listing price on average. Above 100% means they sold above list price on average, while below 100% means they sold below list price on average. |
Avg. LDOM
Listing Days on Market (LDOM)
The average number of days a successful listing was on the market before it sold. A lower LDOM generally means homes were selling faster, while a higher LDOM means they were taking longer to sell. |
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| Detached | 25 | $1,390,000 | 62 | 160 | 5.1 months | 96% | 40 days |
| Semi-Detached | 6 | $867,500 | 11 | 11 | 3 months | 98% | 18 days |
| Freehold Townhouse | 7 | $860,000 | 18 | 35 | 3.3 months | 99% | 37 days |
| Condo Townhouse | 5 | $665,000 | 16 | 40 | 7.9 months | 97% | 54 days |
| Condo Apartment | 6 | $499,000 | 14 | 32 | 5.1 months | 97% | 69 days |
HomeZira's August 2026 property-type comparison shows that Semi-Detached had the strongest overall demand profile among the property types shown in Aurora. That segment combined a 12-month MOI of 3.0 months, the fastest average selling time at 18 days and an average sale-to-list ratio of 98.0%, while recording 6 sales. Detached recorded the most sales at 25, but sales volume alone did not make it the strongest demand segment; its 12-month MOI of 5.1 months, 40-day average LDOM and 96.0% average sale-to-list ratio pointed to less intense competition than Semi-Detached.
At the softer end of the market, Condo Townhouse showed conditions that generally gave buyers comparatively more time and negotiating room, with a 12-month MOI of 7.9 months, an average selling time of 54 days and a 97.0% average sale-to-list ratio. For sellers, Semi-Detached was operating in relatively stronger conditions, while Condo Townhouse sellers faced more competition for buyer attention and may benefit from careful pricing and presentation. Buyers focused on Condo Townhouse may have more opportunity to compare listings and negotiate than buyers focused on Semi-Detached.
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Aurora has a population of 62,057 (2021). Population has been growing (+11.9%) since 2016. It’s a globally connected city where newcomers make up 100% of residents. Visible minorities account for 38.9% of residents.
Homeownership is prevalent (81.2%), with renters at about 18.8%. Housing stock includes 12,980 detached, 1,490 semi-detached, 670 row/town, 1,535 low-rise apts, and 1,205 high-rise apts. There are approximately 21,505 private dwellings overall.
Average household income sits near $161,800. Commuting patterns are varied — 4.7% use transit, 89% drive, and 38.8% work from home. 100% work at a usual workplace.
For buyers, recent asking medians point to detached median around $1,644,000 and freehold-town median near $949,450 (latest available).
Last updated: 2024-02-03 17:59:22
As of September 21, 2026, HomeZira shows about 238 freehold listings and 82 condo listings currently offered for sale in Aurora on this website.
As of September 21, 2026, the median asking price for freehold homes is about $1,399,000, while the median asking price for condos is about $662,500 in Aurora. These are asking prices for homes currently offered for sale, not sold prices.
As of September 21, 2026, the current median asking prices among the major property types shown for Aurora are approximately Detached: $1,644,000, Semi-Detached: $917,000, Freehold Townhouse: $949,450, Condo Townhouse: $699,000, Condo Apartment: $579,000. Asking prices reflect current listings and can change as homes enter or leave the market.
In August 2026, the Freehold average sold price was $1,260,545, while the Condo average sold price was $567,682 in Aurora. These are HomeZira-calculated segment averages based on the major property types included in each Freehold and Condo segment.
In August 2026, average sold-price movement in Aurora differed by segment. Freehold: down 14.6% from July 2026 and down 11.7% from August 2025. Condo: down 12% from July 2026 and down 40.4% from August 2025. Freehold and Condo can move differently, so reviewing the two segments separately gives a clearer picture than relying on one combined price trend.
In August 2026, Freehold recorded 38 sales (down 22.4% from July 2026 and down 19.1% from August 2025), while Condo recorded 11 sales (down 15.4% from July 2026 and up 37.5% from August 2025) in Aurora.
In August 2026, Freehold averaged 36 days LDOM, 4 days longer than July 2026, while Condo averaged 62 days LDOM, 20 days longer than July 2026 in Aurora. LDOM is the average Listing Days on Market for homes that sold during the reporting month.
Market conditions in Aurora differ by segment. Based on HomeZira's analysis of August 2026 TRREB Market Watch data, Freehold: Balanced Market — Buyer-Leaning (4.6 months of inventory, 36.1% 12-month SNLR); Condo: Buyer's Market (6.5 months of inventory, 32% 12-month SNLR). HomeZira evaluates Freehold and Condo separately because supply and buyer demand can differ materially between the two segments.
Based on HomeZira's analysis of August 2026 TRREB Market Watch property-type statistics, HomeZira's August 2026 property-type comparison shows that Semi-Detached had the strongest overall demand profile among the property types shown in Aurora. That segment combined a 12-month MOI of 3.0 months, the fastest average selling time at 18 days and an average sale-to-list ratio of 98.0%, while recording 6 sales. Detached recorded the most sales at 25, but sales volume alone did not make it the strongest demand segment; its 12-month MOI of 5.1 months, 40-day average LDOM and 96.0% average sale-to-list ratio pointed to less intense competition than Semi-Detached.
Based on HomeZira's analysis of August 2026 TRREB Market Watch property-type statistics, At the softer end of the market, Condo Townhouse showed conditions that generally gave buyers comparatively more time and negotiating room, with a 12-month MOI of 7.9 months, an average selling time of 54 days and a 97.0% average sale-to-list ratio. For sellers, Semi-Detached was operating in relatively stronger conditions, while Condo Townhouse sellers faced more competition for buyer attention and may benefit from careful pricing and presentation. Buyers focused on Condo Townhouse may have more opportunity to compare listings and negotiate than buyers focused on Semi-Detached.
Using August 2026 TRREB Market Watch data, Freehold: Aurora Freehold had the 5th-lowest average sold price among the 9 York markets compared. Sales activity ranked 7th-highest in the comparison group. Average selling time ranked 5th-fastest among the markets compared. Months of inventory ranked 4th-lowest among the markets compared. Condo: Aurora Condo had the 3rd-lowest average sold price among the 9 York markets compared. Sales activity ranked 4th-highest in the comparison group. Average selling time ranked 7th-fastest among the markets compared. Months of inventory ranked 5th-lowest among the markets compared.
Market Watch FAQ answers use the latest completed TRREB Market Watch reporting period: August 2026. Source: TRREB Market Watch. Analysis and calculations by HomeZira.