The Halifax-Dartmouth housing market remained stable in September 2025, showing only a slight dip in sales while prices held steady compared to last year.
According to Homeworks Realty, there were 417 homes sold in the region during September – a 4.1% decrease from September 2024.
Despite the small decline in sales, the median sales price stayed consistent at $540,000, showing 0.0% year-over-year change.
This price stability, even with fewer transactions, suggests that buyer demand and seller confidence remain balanced heading into the fall.
Source: Homeworks Realty – Halifax Market Statistics
📊 Key September 2025 Housing Stats – Halifax-Dartmouth
| Metric | September 2025 | Year-over-Year Change |
|---|---|---|
| Homes Sold | 417 | ▼ 4.1% |
| Median Sales Price | $540,000 | 0.0% (Flat) |
| Active Listings | 1,668 | ↑ from 2024 levels |
Source: Homeworks Realty
🏠 Market Insights
- Steady Prices: The Halifax-Dartmouth market continues to show resilience, with home values holding firm despite slower sales activity.
- Rising Inventory: The total number of active listings reached 1,668, giving buyers more options than in 2024.
- Balanced Conditions: The combination of stable prices and growing inventory points toward a balanced market -ideal for both buyers and sellers heading into Q4.
📈 What to Expect This Fall
With inventory trending higher and demand steady, Halifax is positioned for a calm, steady fall market.
Experts expect modest price growth or continued stability through late 2025, barring major changes to interest rates or national housing policy.
Local agents note that detached homes and townhouses in established neighborhoods remain in high demand, while newer suburban developments are seeing longer time-on-market averages.
🧭 Summary
The Halifax-Dartmouth market continues to be one of Atlantic Canada’s most stable real estate regions.
While sales volume dipped slightly, the fact that prices remain flat year-over-year shows that buyer demand is keeping pace with new supply.
As more listings come online this fall, both first-time buyers and upsizers may find increased opportunities — without the sharp price hikes seen in past years.
References:
Canada Housing Market 
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