Collingwood, Ontario
As of September 26, 2026, the median asking price in Collingwood is $699,000, across 322 active MLS® listings.
Those listings have been on the market an average of 60 days.
122 new listings came to market in Collingwood in the last 30 days.
Detached homes in Collingwood are listed at an average of $1,017,427 across 149 active listings.
Townhouses in Collingwood are listed at an average of $645,949 across 102 active listings.
Condos in Collingwood are listed at an average of $536,160 across 60 active listings.
Harbour Breezes, Heritage Main Street
Collingwood’s core neighbourhoods—anchored by downtown’s century-old streetscape and the built-up area around Hurontario Street/First Street—feel like a working town that learned to host. Brick storefronts, small-lot homes, and converted industrial corners nod to its shipbuilding and rail-era roots, while patios, galleries, and weekend foot traffic reflect a modern Georgian Bay lifestyle. The waterfront is never far, and the harbour still sets the rhythm, from morning dog walks to summer festival evenings.
The resident mix is layered: long-time locals and service-sector workers living close to jobs, families drawn to schools and recreation, and retirees who like having the hospital, shops, and the bay within a short drive. Seasonal owners swell the population on ski weekends and in July, when Blue Mountain and the beaches pull visitors through town. Despite a low walk score on paper, day-to-day life often revolves around quick hops—drive a few minutes to errands, then linger downtown for coffee, the library, or the waterfront trail.
Real estate here is a blend of character and convenience. You’ll see older wartime bungalows and Victorian-era homes tucked behind mature trees, alongside newer low-rise condos and townhomes geared to lock-and-leave living near the harbourfront and main corridors. Prices tend to reflect the premium on proximity to the water, downtown amenities, and short drives to the mountain; renovated heritage properties and newer waterfront-adjacent condos often command top-end attention, while smaller detached homes and townhomes can offer a more attainable foothold for year-round residents looking to stay central.
Walk Score 0 · Bike Score 25
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