Applewood Insights

Each month I track Applewood’s housing trends closely. Neighborhood data runs on a lag, so September 2026 is the most recent complete month available. It was a thin one. Only sixteen homes closed, the fewest September closings in our data going back to 2023, so individual sales carry more weight than usual.

The speed numbers were strong. Homes went under contract in a median of nine days, down from fifteen last September, and it took a median of thirteen showings to reach a contract. Sellers collected 99.0 percent of list price, up from 97.1 percent in August and 97.7 percent a year ago.

The median closed price was $860,000, the highest September on record and up 4.6 percent from a year earlier. The average reached $1,008,500, but that reflects a handful of higher end sales rather than broad appreciation.

Pricing accuracy is what moves a home in Applewood right now.