BDAR Stats: June 2025
- BDAR
- Jul 14, 2025
- 2 min read
The Barrie & District Association of REALTORS® (BDAR) has released its latest market data for June 2025, revealing steady market activity alongside continued growth in housing inventory across Simcoe County. While prices have moderated, a slight increase in sales and a strong supply of listings point to a healthy, more balanced market environment.
Simcoe County recorded 445 home sales in June 2025, showing a modest 1.34% decline from the 451 homes sold in June 2024. Compared to May 2025, however, sales rose by 2.47%, reflecting consistent buyer engagement at the start of summer.
The average sale price in the region reached $828,459, down 4.68% year-over-year and 2.47% lower than May, suggesting that buyers continue to benefit from increased selection and negotiation power.
New listings totaled 1,638 in June, a 15.50% year-over-year increase, while active listings grew to 2,749, up 22.33% from June 2024 and 6.58% higher than May. The months of inventory climbed to 5.3, up from 4.0 last year, reinforcing a shift toward more balanced conditions.
“June’s data reflects a market that is finding its equilibrium,” says BDAR Chair Robin Jones. “With more listings and consistent sales, both buyers and sellers are able to make informed decisions. REALTORS® continue to offer valuable expertise to help clients navigate these changing dynamics.”
For a full breakdown of the latest market trends in select municipalities in Simcoe County See the June 2025 Full Report.
Disclaimer
The Barrie & District Association of REALTORS® cautions that over a period of time, the use of average price information can be useful in establishing trends, but it does not indicate actual prices in widely divergent areas or account for price differentials between geographical areas. The prices reflected in this media release are based on homes sold via the live TRREB MLS® system only.
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About BDAR
The Barrie & District Association of REALTORS® (BDAR) represents over 1,600 REALTORS® in the Barrie and Simcoe County region. BDAR provides its members leadership opportunities, professional development, and other tools and services to help them deliver a high standard of services to their clients. BDAR is community‐focused and believes that community prosperity is largely based on shelter and home ownership. The Association has a strong focus on affordable housing and helping first‐time buyers understand how to get on the housing ladder. To learn more visit https://bdar.ca
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