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Spring housing numbers soar in Durham Region

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There is a flurry of activity in Durham Region’s real estate market. President of the Durham Region Association of Realtors, Christine Marquis says the months of April, May and June are typically busy, and April got the busy season off to a strong start, with home re-sales up 6.5 per cent. Marquis says the average price of a home was over $340,000 last month, which brings the year-to-date average selling price to just over $340,000. Meanwhile, Uxbridge remains one of the most desirable areas, with the average selling price there sitting at $516,000.

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