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Peel Region Home Prices Edge Higher in 2026 — What It Means for Buyers, Sellers, and Investors

Peel Region’s housing market is beginning to show signs of stabilization in 2026. While prices remain below last year’s levels, monthly gains and rising sales activity suggest confidence may slowly be returning to the market.
March 13, 2026 by
Peel Region Home Prices Edge Higher in 2026 — What It Means for Buyers, Sellers, and Investors
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According to the latest data from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB), the average home price in Peel Region reached $933,616 in February 2026, marking a modest increase from the previous month.

But behind that number is a deeper story about buyer demand, inventory levels, and long-term real estate trends across the Greater Toronto Area.

Peel Region Home Prices in February 2026

The average home price in Peel Region rose 0.5% month-over-month, increasing by $4,558 from January 2026.

However, prices remain 9.9% lower than February 2025, reflecting the continued impact of higher borrowing costs and market uncertainty over the past year.

Key highlights from February’s market activity:

  • Average Home Price: $933,616

  • Total Sales: 706 homes

  • Average Days on Market: 35 days

  • Active Listings: 3,628 properties

Sales were up 8.8% compared to a year ago, while active listings increased slightly by 0.5%, suggesting a market gradually finding balance between buyers and sellers.

Peel Region Housing Prices by Property Type

The Peel Region market remains diverse, with different housing segments moving at different speeds.

Detached Homes

Detached houses remained the most expensive segment of the market.

  • Average Price: $1.22 million

  • Monthly Change: +1.3%

  • Year-Over-Year Change: −12.7%

  • Sales: 321 homes

  • Average Time on Market: 34 days

  • Active Listings: 1,723

Despite a yearly decline, detached home prices still showed modest monthly growth, suggesting buyers are gradually re-entering the market.

Semi-Detached Homes

Semi-detached homes continue to offer a middle ground between affordability and space.

  • Average Price: $853,301

  • Monthly Change: +0.9%

  • Year-Over-Year Change: −9.7%

  • Sales: 99 homes

  • Average Time on Market: 28 days

  • Active Listings: 317

These homes remain attractive for first-time buyers upgrading from condos.

Freehold Townhomes

Freehold townhomes experienced a small pullback.

  • Average Price: $789,143

  • Monthly Change: −1.6%

  • Year-Over-Year Change: −8.6%

  • Sales: 75 homes

  • Average Time on Market: 26 days

  • Active Listings: 256

This segment remains one of the most competitive entry points into the freehold market.

Condo Townhouses

Townhouse-style condos posted modest monthly gains.

  • Average Price: $679,192

  • Monthly Change: +1.5%

  • Year-Over-Year Change: −7.9%

  • Sales: 91 homes

  • Average Time on Market: 45 days

  • Active Listings: 423

These homes remain popular with families seeking space without the cost of detached homes.

Apartment Condos

Apartment condos saw the largest decline in February.

  • Average Price: $509,710

  • Monthly Change: −3.9%

  • Year-Over-Year Change: −10.1%

  • Sales: 114 units

  • Average Time on Market: 42 days

  • Active Listings: 882

The condo market continues to face higher supply levels and cautious investor demand.

The Bigger Picture: Peel Real Estate Over the Past Decade

Despite recent market adjustments, Peel Region real estate has delivered substantial long-term growth.

Since February 2016, average prices have increased dramatically across all property types:

  • Detached homes: + $464,714

  • Semi-detached homes: + $336,640

  • Freehold townhomes: + $298,441

  • Condo townhomes: + $274,971

  • Apartment condos: + $224,590

Overall, the average price across all housing types has risen 64.7% in the past decade.

That long-term growth highlights the fundamental strength of real estate across the Greater Toronto Area, even during market cycles.

What This Means for Buyers and Investors

The Peel Region market in 2026 appears to be entering a transition phase:

  • Prices stabilizing month-to-month

  • Sales activity rising

  • Inventory levels holding steady

For buyers, this can create opportunities to enter the market before stronger price growth returns.

For investors, shifting lending conditions and tighter bank qualification standards continue to increase demand for alternative financing solutions and private mortgage capital.

Financing Opportunities in Today’s Market

If you’re looking to buy, refinance, or access equity from your property, flexible financing options may be available.

Lendworth Financial specializes in private mortgages secured by Canadian real estate, offering solutions for homeowners, investors, and developers.

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