March saw a continued lift in activity across the Guelph real estate market, with both sales and new listings increasing as we move further into the spring season. Pricing also saw a rebound month over month, while remaining relatively steady compared to this time last year.
In March, 79 residential properties sold in Guelph. That marks a notable increase from February, though sales were slightly below March 2025 levels. The average sale price came in at $888,588, up 10.88% from last month and just 1.05% lower than the same time last year.
Homes sold for an average of 97.5% of list price, and the average days on market increased slightly to 31 days, showing that while demand is strong, buyers are taking a bit more time to make decisions. There were 177 new listings added in March, a significant increase from February, giving buyers more choice as inventory builds.
Detached home prices in Guelph saw a strong increase month over month, while townhomes also climbed. Apartment and condo units experienced more modest growth but remain more affordable entry points into the market. Overall, the Guelph real estate market is gaining momentum, with increased activity, rising prices, and more balanced conditions as we head deeper into spring.
Centre Wellington Real Estate Market
Centre Wellington also experienced a strong uptick in activity in March, with 29 residential sales recorded during the month. That represents a solid increase from February, though still below sales levels from March 2025. The average sale price rose to $921,914, up 10.12% from last month but down 3.55% compared to this time last year.
Homes sold for an average of 97.1% of list price, and the average days on market improved to 36 days, down 13 days from February. New inventory saw a sharp increase as well, with 83 new listings coming to market, giving buyers more opportunities across the region.
Detached homes in Centre Wellington saw strong price growth month over month and remained stable year over year. Townhomes experienced a slight dip, while the condo segment saw more significant fluctuations. Overall, the market is becoming more active, with increased inventory and improving conditions for both buyers and sellers.
What This Means for Buyers and Sellers in Guelph and Centre Wellington
March’s numbers reflect a market that is continuing to build momentum as we head into the busiest time of year. With more listings coming to market and sales activity increasing, conditions are becoming more balanced across both Guelph and Centre Wellington.
For buyers, more inventory means greater choice and the ability to be more strategic in your search. For sellers, the increase in competition makes pricing, presentation, and marketing more important than ever. Well-prepared homes continue to stand out and attract strong interest in this evolving spring market.
