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Wellington North · September 2026 · Q2 community contextWellington North recorded 11 sales in September 2026, all detached, at an average of $527,445 and a $460,000 median. The report shows 32 new listings, 91 active listings at month-end, a 96% sale-to-list ratio and 66 average listing days on market. January–September recorded 121 sales averaging $574,666, with a $557,000 median. These township results describe the reported homes and periods, not today’s inventory, the value of one address or the entire preparation-to-closing calendar.
Average / median: The average divides total reported sale prices by sales. The median is the middle of the ordered prices. Both can change when the mix of homes sold changes.
SP/LP: The reported sale-price-to-list-price ratio. It is not market value or necessarily a comparison with the first asking price.
LDOM / DOM: The monthly report uses listing days on market (LDOM); the community reports use days on market (DOM). These concern sold homes, not the full preparation-to-closing calendar or unsold listings.
Monthly / YTD / quarterly: September is one month; year-to-date (YTD) covers January–September; Q2 covers April–June. Do not add overlapping periods or combine them into a price trend.
Not reported: No sale-based price or timing is shown where there are no sales, or where the quarterly publisher suppresses a small sample. It does not mean a zero-dollar price.
CMA: Comparative market analysis: a real estate professional’s price opinion for a selling decision, not a formal appraisal.
Source: TRREB Wellington Regional Housing Market Report, September 2026, Wellington_202609.pdf, physical PDF page 10. Monthly and YTD figures can be revised in later reports.
TRREB community-report release index lists Q2 2026 as the latest community release checked October 28. Quarterly community results are shown separately below.
The September 2026 township report shows an average of $527,445 and a $460,000 median across 11 sales, all detached. January–September averaged $574,666 with a $557,000 median across 121 sales. Neither figure is the value of a particular address.
September’s township average was below the January–September average, but September is included in that broader period. This is not a year-over-year or same-property price index. All 11 September sales were detached. Quarterly community evidence also varies: Arthur’s Q2 average was below Q1 while its median was higher, and Mount Forest’s Q2 average and median were lower. Rural Q2 price measures are not reported. Changing property mix and small samples limit any conclusion about an individual home’s value.
September 2026 sold listings averaged 66 LDOM; January–September averaged 72. These reported listing-day measures are not the full preparation-to-closing calendar or a deadline for an unsold home. Property, asking position, competition, access, conditions and completion arrangements matter.
The report shows 91 active listings at September month-end, 11 sales and a 96% sale-to-list ratio. These provide context about the reported activity, not a universal market label for every community or property type. Compare the actual competing homes before choosing a strategy.
Use the dated township report for context, then review relevant sold homes and current alternatives in the correct community and property segment. Discuss condition, lot, services, improvements, records, costs and presentation with Kevin before selecting an asking strategy.
Kevin explains his media and online-showing approach. Discuss the services relevant to your Wellington North property; the overview does not establish a market-price change or guarantee a selling result.
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| Measure | September | January–September |
|---|---|---|
| Sales | 11 | 121 |
| Dollar volume | $5,801,900 | $69,534,570 |
| Average price | $527,445 | $574,666 |
| Median price | $460,000 | $557,000 |
| New listings | 32 | 302 |
| Average SP/LP | 96% | 97% |
| Average LDOM | 66 | 72 |
| Active listings at September month-end | 91 | Not a YTD activity total |
Source: TRREB Wellington Regional Housing Market Report, September 2026, Wellington_202609.pdf, physical PDF page 10. Monthly and YTD figures can be revised in later reports.
September’s average was $67,445 above its median. With 11 sales, a different mix of homes can affect that gap substantially. The 91 active listings describe September month-end, not live October stock. Sales, new listings and active listings measure different groups and should not be subtracted from one another or treated as a ready-made market label.
September’s township average was below the January–September average, but September is included in that broader period. This is not a year-over-year or same-property price index. All 11 September sales were detached. Quarterly community evidence also varies: Arthur’s Q2 average was below Q1 while its median was higher, and Mount Forest’s Q2 average and median were lower. Rural Q2 price measures are not reported. Changing property mix and small samples limit any conclusion about an individual home’s value.
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| Measure | Q4 2025 | Q1 2026 | Q2 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sales | 12 | 5 | 13 |
| Average price | $625,708 | $683,200 | $647,962 |
| Median price | $611,250 | $572,000 | $650,000 |
| Average DOM | 59 | 40 | 41 |
| Measure | Q4 2025 | Q1 2026 | Q2 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sales | 11 | 16 | 36 |
| Average price | $577,000 | $556,375 | $526,144 |
| Median price | $600,000 | $572,500 | $527,500 |
| Average DOM | 103 | 57 | 90 |
| Measure | Q4 2025 | Q1 2026 | Q2 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sales | 5 | 3 | 2 |
| Average price | $704,000 | $951,333 | Not reported |
| Median price | $700,000 | $1,055,000 | Not reported |
| Average DOM | 43 | 26 | Not reported |
TRREB Q4 2025 community report, PDF page 2 · TRREB Q1 2026 community report, PDF page 2 · TRREB Q2 2026 community report, PDF page 2
These are different sets of sold homes in different periods. The comparisons are not seasonally adjusted, do not establish the cause of a change and do not measure an individual property’s appreciation or loss. Quarterly figures can differ from sums of older monthly publications.
Every reported September sale was detached. The other displayed categories had new or active listings but no September sales, so no sale-based price or timing is inferred. January–September offers a broader sample: 92 detached, eight semi-detached, 14 attached/row/townhouse and seven condo-apartment sales. This still does not establish a suitable comparison for every property.
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| Property type | Sales | New | Active | Average | Median | LDOM |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Detached | 11 | 23 | 63 | $527,445 | $460,000 | 66 |
| Semi-detached | 0 | 2 | 9 | Not reported | Not reported | Not reported |
| Attached/row/townhouse | 0 | 3 | 8 | Not reported | Not reported | Not reported |
| Condo townhouse | 0 | 2 | 2 | Not reported | Not reported | Not reported |
| Condo apartment | 0 | 2 | 9 | Not reported | Not reported | Not reported |
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| Property type | Sales | New | Average | Median | SP/LP | LDOM |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Detached | 92 | 227 | $594,553 | $573,500 | 97% | 69 |
| Semi-detached | 8 | 23 | $532,375 | $507,500 | 97% | 38 |
| Attached/row/townhouse | 14 | 32 | $576,921 | $566,500 | 99% | 101 |
| Condo townhouse | 0 | 6 | Not reported | Not reported | Not reported | Not reported |
| Condo apartment | 7 | 14 | $357,110 | $350,000 | 97% | 89 |
Source: TRREB Wellington Regional Housing Market Report, September 2026, Wellington_202609.pdf, physical PDF page 10. Monthly and YTD figures can be revised in later reports.
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| Measure | Wellington North | Wellington Region |
|---|---|---|
| Sales | 11 | 246 |
| Average price | $527,445 | $884,523 |
| Median price | $460,000 | $755,000 |
| New listings | 32 | 632 |
| Active listings | 91 | 1208 |
| Average SP/LP | 96% | 97% |
| Average LDOM | 66 | 44 |
Source: TRREB Wellington Regional Housing Market Report, September 2026, Wellington_202609.pdf, physical PDF page 2. Monthly and YTD figures can be revised in later reports.
Wellington North figures appear on physical PDF page 10 of the same report.
Wellington Region covers a broader mix of municipalities and homes. Its September average and median were above Wellington North’s, and its reported LDOM was lower. These are differences between reported groups, not an automatic discount or selling-time prediction for one Wellington North property.
Q2 2026 covers April–June. It is not September township activity or live October inventory.
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| Community | Sales | Average | Median | New | Active | SP/LP | DOM |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arthur | 13 | $647,962 | $650,000 | 64 | 28 | 98% | 41 |
| Mount Forest | 36 | $526,144 | $527,500 | 61 | 51 | 97% | 90 |
| Rural Wellington North | 2 | Not reported | Not reported | 18 | 7 | Not reported | Not reported |
TRREB Q4 2025 community report, PDF page 2 · TRREB Q1 2026 community report, PDF page 2 · TRREB Q2 2026 community report, PDF page 2
The Q2 report separates Arthur, Mount Forest and Rural Wellington North. Its rural price, ratio and DOM measures are not reported because the sample contains only two sales. The three communities are not interchangeable comparison sets. Do not average their medians, combine quarterly DOM with municipal LDOM, or add the quarterly results to overlapping monthly/YTD activity.
Download the eight-page report for September and January–September township results, separately labelled regional and Q2 community context, previous-quarter comparisons, the reading key and a five-step seller plan. It includes space to organize comparable evidence and estimated sale costs.
Market averages cannot value an individual home. Use these tools to organize your own evidence and sale assumptions, then review the differences and costs with Kevin and the appropriate advisers.
Enter completed comparable sale prices and verified living areas in square feet. Use the same measurement basis and explain differences in location, property type, condition, land and services. The worksheet calculates the entries you provide; it does not adjust them or estimate your home’s value.
Enter your own price assumption and applicable costs. Brokerage fees are negotiated; confirm the agreed amount and inclusions in writing. Other costs should be entered inclusive of their own taxes. Avoid counting an included service or lender charge twice.
RECO — representation agreements and fees · CRA — GST/HST rates and calculation
Separate the township snapshot from Arthur, Mount Forest and rural comparisons. Review type, condition, land, services, layout, improvements and current alternatives; a report-wide average is not a CMA or appraisal.
Identify known concerns and available permits, surveys, service, improvement and equipment-contract information. Discuss useful optional investigations and any actual property-specific requirements with suitable professionals.
Compare relevant sales with current competition and estimate applicable selling costs. Do not use a market label, a generic price-per-square-foot rate or an automatic renovation premium as the price of your home.
Agree professional media, accurate floor plans and supported property descriptions, including Video Narrated VR Animated Online Showings where included. Presentation can help viewers understand the home; it does not financially qualify them.
Agree how to review inquiries, access, showing feedback, offers and new competition. Funding, conditions, deposit, possession and closing obligations require separate review. No report or marketing plan guarantees a price or selling deadline.
RECO: seller disclosure obligations. Ask your lawyer and Realtor which facts require disclosure. Do not conceal concerns or assume an inspection finds everything.
Kevin’s stated sale-to-list ratio
Kevin’s stated selling-time comparison
Kevin’s broader real estate experience
Kevin also states over $500 million in real estate sold and an average $13,358 comparison with average agents. These are his performance statements, not September Wellington North statistics. His 99.2% ratio is not market value, and past results do not set this home’s price, net proceeds or selling deadline.
His stated reach includes over 57 online locations and a database of over 2,300 buyers, described as planning to purchase within three months. Ask about current activity, relevant outreach and agreed services for this property. Neither a platform count nor online presentation establishes buyer funding or guarantees an offer.
Prepare questions about representation, communication, services and the proposed agreement.
Review asking position, access, reach and actual feedback when a listing is not attracting the expected response.
Prepare questions for your lawyer and Realtor about the actual transaction; this overview is not property-specific legal advice.
Discuss the appropriate inspection scope and any specialist advice for the actual home.
These are individual client experiences across Kevin’s service area, not attributed to Wellington North or presented as typical results.
When we decided to sell our home we considered several agencies and agents. The expression 'you only get one chance to make a first impression' rings true in many applications, and none so important as selling your home. The 'first impression' we got from Kevin was that he knew his stuff. He was informed of trends in the housing market and what would sell and what hindered sales. Factors such as recent home sales, value of homes compared to what peoples hearts told them their worth all played into our decision to list with Kevin. His approach was not fast paced and had no high pressure tactics like that of a used car salesman of years gone by. His attitude was genuine and honest. He advised us of what we could do to increase the value of our home and what would make for a realistic sale. His years in the industry and his network of contacts played a key role in our home selling in a very short period of time, and over asking.
Peter Haddrell · RankMyAgent
From our first sit down with Kevin, his vast experience and professionalism were apparent. We interviewed several realtors and went with Kevin and his team because of his unique marketing strategy in this age of technology. Our home was advertised on many platforms. The 3-D virtual walk through the team created was exceptional. Potential buyers got a very accurate depiction of the property and home. Rooms were shown both furnished and unfurnished, and accurate blueprints with detailed room measurements were provided to assist interested shoppers. Kevin and his team answered any questions and requests in a timely manner and provided the sound advice needed to get our property sold for full asking price in a difficult market. What more could you ask for?
Melissa R. · RankMyAgent
Flaherty Team Google profile: 5.0/5 from 62 reviews, checked October 28, 2026. Separately, Kevin Flaherty’s RankMyAgent profile: 4.96/5 from 52 verified reviews, checked October 28, 2026. These are separate profile totals across service areas.
The September 2026 township report shows an average of $527,445 and a $460,000 median across 11 sales, all detached. January–September averaged $574,666 with a $557,000 median across 121 sales. Neither figure is the value of a particular address.
September’s township average was below the January–September average, but September is included in that broader period. This is not a year-over-year or same-property price index. All 11 September sales were detached. Quarterly community evidence also varies: Arthur’s Q2 average was below Q1 while its median was higher, and Mount Forest’s Q2 average and median were lower. Rural Q2 price measures are not reported. Changing property mix and small samples limit any conclusion about an individual home’s value.
September 2026 sold listings averaged 66 LDOM; January–September averaged 72. These reported listing-day measures are not the full preparation-to-closing calendar or a deadline for an unsold home. Property, asking position, competition, access, conditions and completion arrangements matter.
The report shows 91 active listings at September month-end, 11 sales and a 96% sale-to-list ratio. These provide context about the reported activity, not a universal market label for every community or property type. Compare the actual competing homes before choosing a strategy.
The September 2026 report shows 96% average SP/LP for Wellington North; January–September shows 97%. This is the report’s selling-to-listing-price measure for firm transactions, not market value, necessarily the original asking price or the percentage every seller receives.
The report recorded 91 active listings at September 2026 month-end. That is a dated inventory count, not a live October total or year-to-date activity. Check current alternatives for the property and desired launch.
All 11 September township sales were detached. January–September recorded 92 detached sales out of 121 total. Other types had available listings but no September sales in the report; no price or timing is inferred for those zero-sale categories.
Q2 2026 recorded two rural sales and 36 Mount Forest sales. Rural price, SP/LP and DOM measures were not reported because of the small sample. Mount Forest averaged $526,144 with a $527,500 median and 90 DOM. Land, buildings, services and property mix can materially affect comparisons.
The reports used here do not identify buyer origin or establish a GTA-buyer share. Out-of-town buyers may consider the area, but audience and outreach should follow the actual property and evidence rather than a fixed buyer profile.
Explain supported features through appropriate photographs, floor plans, property information and Video Narrated VR Animated Online Showings where agreed. Make the home easier to assess remotely, while treating financial qualification and offer strength as separate matters.
Consider readiness, competing homes, holding and moving costs, the next purchase and evidence current to the decision. September or one quarterly report does not establish a fixed seasonal premium or predict the best launch date for every property.
Wellington North recorded 32 new listings and 11 sales in September 2026. These are activity measures for different groups, not a calculated months-of-inventory figure or a probability that a new listing will sell.
The reported average of $527,445 was $67,445 above the $460,000 median. The average and median summarize the 11 homes that sold differently; property mix matters. The gap does not establish appreciation, a typical premium or a price adjustment for one home.
There is no universal threshold. September sold listings averaged 66 LDOM, but this does not set a review deadline for every listing. Examine access, property information, media, asking position, feedback and changing competition throughout the listing.
Review relevant comparisons, current competition, objectives and likely alternatives with Kevin. Asking position affects how the home is compared, but no strategy guarantees attention, multiple offers or a predictable overpricing loss.
The September report shows no condo-apartment sales, two new listings and nine active listings. January–September recorded seven sales with a $357,110 average and $350,000 median. Do not treat no sales as a zero-dollar price or a conclusion that no buyer will consider a condo.
September’s 11 detached sales averaged $527,445 with a $460,000 median; the report shows 23 new and 63 active detached listings. January–September’s 92 detached sales averaged $594,553 with a $573,500 median. Apply relevant comparisons rather than either aggregate as a valuation.
Review useful repairs and presentation against the actual condition, budget, permissions, timing and relevant alternatives. No renovation or staging item has an automatic return. Optional inspections and any actual property-specific requirements should be discussed with suitable professionals.
Kevin states a 99.2% sale-to-list ratio and a 52%-faster selling-time comparison. These are his performance statements, not percentages of market value or statistics for September Wellington North. Figures with different periods, samples or measures are not direct benchmarks; ask about the basis of any comparison. Past results do not predict this sale.
September 2026 recorded $5,801,900 in dollar volume across 11 sales. January–September recorded $69,534,570 across 121 sales. The periods overlap and must not be added together.
September recorded no semi-detached sales, two new listings and nine active listings. January–September recorded eight sales averaging $532,375, with a $507,500 median. The broader sample still does not establish the value or timing of a particular semi-detached home.
Arthur’s Q2 community report recorded 13 sales averaging $647,962 with a $650,000 median. This April–June community sample is different from September’s township-wide 11 sales and must not be described as the same period or coverage.
Suitable presentation can help buyers understand layout, features and condition. Choose useful changes for the property and budget, investigate concerns rather than conceal them, and do not assume staging guarantees a premium or shorter selling time.
Request a property-specific CMA using relevant sales, current alternatives and verified property information. A CMA is a price opinion for a selling discussion, not a formal appraisal, inspection, lending decision or guaranteed sale price.
Kevin Flaherty is a Broker with eXp Realty serving south-central Ontario. He states 38 years of broader real estate experience and over $500 million in real estate sold. For Wellington North homeowners, his approach connects relevant market evidence with the actual home, land, services, condition and current competition. His team uses Video Narrated VR Animated Online Showings alongside supported property information and an agreed service plan.
The Flaherty Team is listed by the Mount Forest Chamber of Commerce. His office is at 170 Lakeview Court, Unit 3A, Orangeville.
The outline shows the Township of Wellington North, including Mount Forest, Arthur and surrounding rural areas. It does not show legal property boundaries, establish rights of access or identify a Flaherty office.
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