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January 2026 Windsor-Essex Housing Market Update: What the Numbers Are Really Telling Us

As we move into a new year, many homeowners are wondering what direction the Windsor-Essex real estate market is heading. January 2026 gave us some very clear signals, and while the market is still active, it has shifted in ways sellers need to understand before making any decisions. Across Windsor-Essex ...

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Moving to Leamington, Ontario in 2026: A Step-by-Step Relocation Guide for Buyers

Thinking about moving to Leamington, but feeling overwhelmed about where to start? Neighbourhoods, home prices, timing, and the buying process can feel like a lot — especially if you don’t live in the area yet. Many buyers I work with are relocating from larger Ontario cities or out of province, ...

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Windsor-Essex Housing Market Update (December 2025): Home Prices by Style

In December, just over 300 residential properties sold across Windsor-Essex County. While inventory levels increased compared to last year, pricing remained resilient for homes that were positioned correctly. Key market highlights: Average sale price: $520,098 Median sale price: $470,000 Median days on market: 27 days Sale-to-list price ratio: 100.7% This ...

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Living in Leamington vs. Kingsville vs. Wheatley: Which Community Is Right for You?

If you’re planning a move to Essex County, one of the biggest questions you’ll face is where to live. Leamington, Kingsville, and Wheatley are all popular with relocation buyers—but they offer very different lifestyles. I’m Linda Hakr, REALTOR® with JUMP Realty, and I help people relocate to Leamington, Kingsville, Wheatley, ...

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Moving to Leamington, Ontario: Everything You Need to Know Before You Relocate

If you’re thinking about moving to Leamington, Ontario, you’re not alone. Over the past few years, Leamington has become a top destination for buyers relocating from the GTA, Kitchener-Waterloo, London, Hamilton, and even out of province. People are drawn here for one main reason: a better quality of life. More ...

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