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July has finished with slightly fewer listing entries and closings than June in the Greater Sudbury MLS selection. The change is useful context for a summer move, but it does not set a price for any particular home.
Spring gave Greater Sudbury buyers a little more to compare, but a little more choice did not make every home an easy purchase. For sellers, the question is still how their own home fits the competition at its price.
As we head into summer, I look at …
The June 2025 market record shows 295 new-listing events, 226 sold-close events and a $488,000 median close price in Greater Sudbury. The relationship among those measures says more than any one headline on its own.
The May 2025 market record shows 297 new-listing events, 212 sold-close events and a $523,000 median close price in Greater Sudbury. The relationship among those measures says more than any one headline on its own.
The April 2025 market record shows 269 new-listing events, 187 sold-close events and a $487,700 median close price in Greater Sudbury. The relationship among those measures says more than any one headline on its own.
March has closed, and the local MLS records show more listing and closing activity than February. That gives spring buyers more to compare, while sellers still need to watch the homes competing directly with theirs.
The February 2025 market record shows 138 new-listing events, 100 sold-close events and a $497,700 median close price in Greater Sudbury. The relationship among those measures says more than any one headline on its own.
The January 2025 market record shows 131 new-listing events, 86 sold-close events and a $444,950 median close price in Greater Sudbury. The relationship among those measures says more than any one headline on its own.
The fourth annual record in this series from 2024 contains 2,529 listing events and 1,905 sold-close events in Greater Sudbury, with a $459,700 median close price. Those measures show how the year moved, while property type and sale mix explain why the headline median needs context.
The fourth-quarter 2024 record closes with 423 new-listing events, 387 sold-close events and a $461,750 median close price in the Greater Sudbury MLS dataset used here. The quarter is a useful market baseline, but it is not a valuation for every property.