Benchmark prices are up across the board, between 11.7-22.2% over thier 2020 counterparts. 

After breaking the $1,500,000 mark in June detached homes have begun to slow their rapid price increase. 
September saw a $7600 increase over August's benchmark prices. 

Although the pace has slowed this marks the 15th consecutive month over month increase for detached home pricing.

January: $1,321,100
February: $1,363,000
March: $1,433,800
April: $1,478,800
May: $1,499,100
June: $1,501,800
July: $1,505,400
August: $1,508,600
September: $1,516,200

September 2021 prices are $275,300 higher than September 2020.

September was a slow month in terms of supply accross the board.
 The entire market saw a large decrease in supply compared to the same period in 2020: -31.8-66.2%
Both townhomes and condos also saw a decrease in supply compared to August 2021: -8.1% & -13.5%.

Townhouse benchmark prices may not be increasing as rapidly as detached homes, but prices have been slowly creeping up since their May 2021 price jump:


March: $757.000
April: $786,700
May: $833,900
June: $843,200
July: $847,300
August: $848,900
September: $863,600

Townhouse benchmark pricing is $137,400 higher than the same time in 2020.
Townhouse prices have now increased for 13 consecutive months.