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Chatham-Kent residential housing market continues to cool

Chatham-Kent Association of Realtors says the area's housing market continues to see a decline.

Number of homes sold down nearly 40% compared to Sept. 2021

Houses are selling like hotcakes, and the ripple effect is being felt by virtually every business related to real estate.
The region's housing market continues to settle. (Richard Buchan/The Canadian Press)

The Chatham-Kent Association of Realtors says the housing market continues to cool as thenumber of homes sold in the area dropssignificantly from last year.

According to data collected by the association, 91 homes were sold inSeptember 2022, down40 per cent, compared to 151 homes sold at the same time in 2021.

The average selling price also saw a decline by about six per cent, from $461,709 in 2021 to$433,726 this September.

The association said there were 195 new listings, compared to 211recorded in September 2021.

This follows recent statistics released by the Windsor-Essex Association of Realtors, which showed sales were down 42 per cent this September, compared to last year. The average price is down fiveper cent compared to the same time last year.

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