Newmarket, Ontario
As of November 14, 2026, the median asking price in Newmarket is $949,950, across 204 active public listings.
Those listings have been on the market an average of 51 days.
76 new listings came to market in Newmarket in the last 30 days.
Detached homes in Newmarket are listed at an average of $1,236,800 across 145 active listings.
Townhouses in Newmarket are listed at an average of $768,776 across 40 active listings.
Condos in Newmarket are listed at an average of $612,617 across 15 active listings.
Newmarket had a population of 87,942, a median household income of $110,000, 76% of households owning their home at the 2021 Census of Population.
Walkable core living with detached-home streets
Newmarket blends a Main Street core with mostly detached housing and daily-life amenities close at hand.
This is a practical, established place built around being able to walk to shops, cafés, parks, and community destinations, then return to a more residential feel a few blocks away. The appeal is the combination of a strong central strip and nearby green space, plus access to regional transit nodes. It is not a transit-first, car-free lifestyle area, and it is not dominated by high-rise, new-build housing.
The commercial core defines day-to-day convenience, with dining and cafés such as The George Brew House and Eatery, Cachet Restaurant + Bar, and Cardinal Press Espresso Bar nearby.
A noticeable share of local life orbits around public outdoor destinations like Fairy Lake Park and Newmarket's Riverwalk Commons.
With a Walkability score of 64/100, the area supports frequent on-foot trips for food, services, and casual meetups.
Newmarket GO Station and the Newmarket Bus Terminal give the area a clear connection point for trips beyond the immediate area.
Housing in Newmarket is mostly detached houses, with townhouses also common. The result is a low-rise, house-forward market where individual property condition and functionality play an outsized role in comparisons.
A typical home is a detached house, with townhouses forming a significant share of the alternatives.
Weekends often centre on the public realm: time at Fairy Lake Park or Newmarket's Riverwalk Commons, then food or coffee along the Main Street corridor. The nearby calendar of options also includes cultural stops like Newmarket Public Library, Elman W. Campbell Museum, and Newmarket Theatre.
Selling in Newmarket works when the presentation makes your home’s day-to-day convenience and nearby amenities easy to picture, because buyers are weighing detached houses and townhouses against each other on livability, not just finishes. Make it simple to understand how your property connects to Main Street services, parks, and transit options like Newmarket GO Station and Newmarket Bus Terminal.
With a Walkability score of 64/100, marketing should clearly show what is reachable on foot, including dining options like The George Brew House and Eatery and Cardinal Press Espresso Bar, plus shopping like Newmarket Farmers Market and Nutmeg Bakeshop.
Anchor the lifestyle around nearby green space and gathering places such as Fairy Lake Park, Newmarket's Riverwalk Commons, and Wesley Brooks Conservation Area, using photos and simple mapping so buyers can see what’s close.
Transit is part of the picture but not the whole story (Transit access score 41/100), so include practical details on access to Newmarket GO Station and Newmarket Bus Terminal while also making parking and everyday access straightforward to understand.
Because the area is mostly detached houses with townhouses also common, be explicit about what category your home fits and highlight the functional differentiators buyers compare—layout flexibility, storage, and outdoor usability—without relying on general claims.
Newmarket offers a walkable central strip and major parks and civic spaces, paired with a housing mix that is primarily detached with a meaningful townhouse presence. It stands out for people who want everyday convenience without giving up a house-based setting. It is not a place where transit is the default for most local trips, and it is not defined by a high-rise, new-build housing landscape.
This description is compiled from the figures above and from published sources. It is not a statistic.
Walkability 64 · Transit access 82 · Bikeability 79
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