Spring (March–June) has always been the busiest selling season in Ontario for a few reasons:
Because demand rises, prices often get the biggest boost of the year in spring.
You won’t be the only one thinking that way. Spring also brings a flood of new listings to the market. More inventory means buyers have choices — and competition among sellers increases.
If 12 buyers are shopping in January but only 3 homes are listed — you’re in the driver’s seat.
If 30 buyers are shopping in May but 40 homes are listed — the advantage can flip.
Listing in late fall or winter can work in your favour when:
A quieter market can actually mean stronger negotiating power.
Spring is popular because demand rises — but that doesn’t always mean it’s best for every seller. The strongest results often come not from waiting for a season, but from knowing what the supply, demand, and competition look like the moment you list.
Before you circle a season on the calendar, get a market evaluation done for your property and your neighbourhood — that matters more than the month.
If you want, I can prepare that type of customized, no-pressure report anytime. Just ask.

