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We are the Roach Family Real Estate Team. A family-focused real estate team who takes pride in helping our clients with an honest, family-friendly approach. We understand that life is busy, and that finding the right fit for your family is so important. That’s why we’re here to make the experience as easy as possible! With the Roach Family Real Estate team, it’s more than just real estate. It’s homes, neighbourhoods and great community living. Sit back and relax, we’ll take care of you!

08/18/2026

What if condo living could feel a little less like stadium seating…and a little more like having your own backyard? 🌿

Sometimes it’s not just the condo itself that makes everyday life easier — it’s where it is in the building.

At #109-33 Whitmer Street, you get 1,122 sq. ft., 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms…and the convenience of first-floor living.

Here are 5 reasons that might be a bigger deal than you think:

1️⃣ Coming & going is just easier
Less dependence on elevators every time you leave the building. Heading out for work, meeting friends or running a quick errand feels a little more like living in a house.
2️⃣ Groceries become less of an event 🛒
Anyone who has carried bags, cases of water or Costco-sized purchases through a condo building knows this one. First-floor living can make those everyday trips much simpler.
3️⃣ Great for dog owners 🐾
When your dog decides it’s time to go outside, you probably don’t want to turn it into a 10-minute journey through the building.
4️⃣ Easier for visitors & family
Whether it’s the kids dropping by, the grandkids visiting or friends coming over for dinner, a first-floor location makes getting to your home straightforward.
5️⃣ Your balcony feels more like a backyard than stadium seating 🌿
One of the underrated perks of first-floor living is how different your outdoor space can feel. Instead of looking down from several storeys up, you’re closer to the landscaping and greenery, which gives the balcony a more grounded, private, backyard like feel — rather than feeling like you’re sitting in stadium seating.

And there’s plenty more to like about #109-33 Whitmer St., Milton
🏡 1,122 sq. ft.
🛏️ 2 Bedrooms
🛁 2 Bathrooms
🚗 Underground Parking
📦 Storage Locker
🌎 Energy-efficient GreenLife construction
📍 Convenient Milton location

If you’ve been thinking about simplifying your lifestyle but aren’t ready to sacrifice space, this one is worth a look. Send us a message and we’d be happy to show you around.

We really do have something for everyone right now. 🏡Home means something different depending on where you are in life. ...
08/17/2026

We really do have something for everyone right now. 🏡

Home means something different depending on where you are in life. Maybe you want low maintenance living, you’re buying your first home, your family needs more space, or you’re dreaming of a detached home with a great backyard.

Right now, our available homes cover a little bit of all of it:

🏢 #109 – 33 Whitmer Street
A spacious 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom condo with over 1,100 sq. ft. in GreenLife Westside. Main-floor living, underground parking, a locker and an energy-efficient building make this a great option for anyone wanting space without the upkeep of a house.

🏘️ 166 Panton Trail
A 3-bedroom townhouse in Dempsey with approximately 1,445 sq. ft., a spacious living room with fireplace, quartz kitchen counters and a large eat-in area with a walkout to the backyard. Walking distance to shopping, schools and the GO Station — ideal for first-time buyers, commuters and young families.

🏡 150 McCready Drive
Need more room? This 4-bedroom detached home in Scott offers approximately 1,906 sq. ft. above grade PLUS a finished basement, 2.5 bathrooms and flexible family living spaces. With a park half a block away and schools within walking distance, it’s a great fit for busy family life.

🌳 12 Huntsman Gate
If outdoor space is high on the wish list, this detached home offers a large yard with room to really enjoy it — whether that means kids, pets, entertaining or simply having more space around you.

Four homes. Four different lifestyles. One of them might just be the right fit for you.
If you’d like more details or want to arrange a private showing, send us a message.

Because it’s more than just real estate. It’s homes, neighbourhoods and great community living. It’s Family. ❤️

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Here's what happened last week in the 📍Milton inventory took another noticeable step down, falling from 531 to 519 hom...
08/17/2026

Here's what happened last week in the 📍

Milton inventory took another noticeable step down, falling from 531 to 519 homes for sale.

But the headline number doesn’t tell the whole story, because this was actually a pretty active week.

Freehold inventory dropped from 408 to 395, while sales jumped from 30 to 44. That’s a meaningful increase in buyer activity.

At the same time, 57 freehold listings were terminated, expired or suspended, up sharply from 36 last week. So inventory didn’t fall simply because homes sold — a good number also came off the market without selling.

Looking at the freehold breakdown:
• Townhouses dropped from 103 to 95
• Detached homes fell from 261 to 255
• Semis increased slightly from 32 to 33

The condo market was much steadier. Inventory edged up from 123 to 124, with 7 sales, the same as last week. Terminated/expired/suspended condo listings rose from 9 to 12.

Average days on market also stayed unchanged at 35 days.

So what does this tell us?

Buyers are still active — the jump from 30 to 44 freehold sales makes that clear. But the 57 unsuccessful freehold listings matter just as much. Buyers still have expectations around price, condition and value, and they’re not simply buying because inventory is lower.

For move-up families, fewer detached homes and townhouses means a little less choice. But the number of listings failing to sell may also create opportunities for buyers who are prepared, patient and ready to negotiate.

Bottom line: inventory is tightening and sales picked up, but this is still a market where pricing and positioning matter.

Thinking about selling your current home and moving into something larger? Send us a message and let’s talk about both sides of your move.

08/13/2026

For Sale! 150 McCready Drive, Milton
4 bedroom, 2.5 baths, Finished basement.
DM for more information!

08/13/2026

JUST LISTED! 166 Panton Trail
3 bedroom townhouse with a finished basement in Milton's Most Convenient Neighbourhood!

Here's what happened last week in the After a few weeks of fluctuating numbers, the market looks a little quieter head...
08/12/2026

Here's what happened last week in the

After a few weeks of fluctuating numbers, the market looks a little quieter heading into August.

Total inventory has dropped to 531 homes for sale, down from 543 in our last update. Freehold inventory is now 408, while condo inventory has fallen to 123.

At the same time, average days on market has increased from 33 to 35 days, and sales activity slowed as well. Freehold sales came in at 30, while condo sales were 7.
That combination — fewer listings, fewer sales, and slightly longer market times — feels less like a major change in the market and more like a typical mid-summer slowdown, when vacations, camps, and family schedules tend to interrupt both listing and buying activity.

For move-up families, there are still some interesting opportunities.

Detached inventory is holding fairly steady at 261 homes, while townhouse inventory has ticked up to 103. That means there are still choices out there for families looking for more space — buyers just seem to be taking a little more time to decide.

One other positive sign: terminated, expired, and suspended listings came down in both segments compared with our last update, suggesting fewer sellers pulled their homes from the market this week.

Bottom line: the Milton market feels quieter right now, but not dramatically weaker. Inventory is down, buyers are taking a little longer, and summer seasonality is likely playing a role.

Curious what this means for your family’s next move in Milton? Send us a message — we’d be happy to help you build a plan.

Here's what happened last week in the The Milton market continues to fluctuate from week to week, but one thing that s...
07/27/2026

Here's what happened last week in the

The Milton market continues to fluctuate from week to week, but one thing that stands out is the increase in available homes during the middle of summer.

Total inventory rose from 535 to 543 homes, marking the second consecutive weekly increase. Freehold inventory climbed from 409 to 413, while condominium inventory increased from 126 to 130.

Within the freehold market, buyers gained a little more choice in some of the more affordable family-home categories. Townhouse inventory increased from 98 to 102, while semi-detached homes rose from 34 to 36. Detached inventory remained relatively steady, moving from 264 to 263.

Sales activity was mixed. Freehold sales improved from 34 to 40, suggesting buyers were still active when the right homes became available. Condo sales, however, dropped from 12 to 8.

The number of terminated, expired, or suspended listings also rose noticeably—from 38 to 46 in freeholds and from 7 to 14 in condos. That’s an important reminder that more listings do not necessarily mean every home is selling. Buyers still have choices and appear willing to pass on homes that do not match their expectations on price, condition, or value.

Average days on market held steady at 33 days, so despite the weekly fluctuations, the overall pace of the market has not changed much.

For move-up families, the increase in townhouse and semi-detached inventory may create more options when planning the sale of one home and the purchase of another. But with unsuccessful listings also rising, having the right pricing and preparation strategy remains just as important.

Wondering how your current home and your next move would fit into today’s Milton market? Send us a message and let’s build a plan around your family’s goals.

Here's what happened last week in the This past week felt a little different from the last few.After two weeks where t...
07/22/2026

Here's what happened last week in the

This past week felt a little different from the last few.

After two weeks where total inventory was basically flat, the number of homes for sale in Milton jumped from 520 to 535. Most of that increase came on the freehold side, which rose from 398 to 409, while condo inventory also ticked up from 122 to 126.

What makes this week especially interesting is that the market moved in two different directions. On the freehold side, inventory increased but sales dropped from 49 to 34, and terminated/expired/suspended listings also rose from 29 to 38. That suggests buyers had more choice, but were more selective.

The condo market, on the other hand, looked stronger. Condo sales jumped from 8 to 12, while terminated/expired/suspended listings improved from 13 down to 7. So even though condo inventory increased a bit, that segment actually looked healthier this week.

Another encouraging sign is that average days on market improved from 34 to 33 days. So while freehold activity softened, the overall market pace didn’t slow down.

For move-up families, this week brought a few more options in the freehold segment, especially with townhouses rising from 91 to 98 and semi-detached homes increasing from 30 to 34. But it’s also a reminder that more inventory doesn’t automatically mean faster sales. Buyers are still active — just selective.

Bottom line: this week felt more mixed than the last few. Freehold inventory rose but sales softened, while condos had a stronger week with better absorption and fewer unsuccessful listings.

Curious what this means for your next move in Milton? Send us a message — We’d be happy to chat.

Here's what happened last week in the This past week, total homes for sale in Milton dropped from 540 to 521, while av...
07/06/2026

Here's what happened last week in the

This past week, total homes for sale in Milton dropped from 540 to 521, while average days on market ticked up from 33 to 34.

At first glance, that could look like a slightly slower week — but it may be just as much about the first stretch of summer as anything else.

On the freehold side, inventory fell from 402 to 390, with the biggest drop showing up in townhouses, which moved from 106 to 94. Detached homes also dipped from 256 to 248, while semi-detached homes increased from 27 to 34.

The condo market also tightened, with inventory dropping from 138 to 131.
Sales activity eased a little, with freehold sales dipping from 49 to 43 and condo sales from 6 to 5, while days on market increased by just one day.

That doesn’t necessarily point to a weaker market — it may simply reflect a slightly quieter seasonal week as summer gets underway.

Bottom line: there was less inventory this week, a little less activity, and a slightly slower pace overall. For now, this looks more like a quieter start to summer than a major market shift.

Curious what this means for your next move in Milton? Send us a message — We’d be happy to chat.

Here's what happened last week in the This past week, the total number of homes for sale in Milton dropped from 555 to...
06/29/2026

Here's what happened last week in the

This past week, the total number of homes for sale in Milton dropped from 555 to 540, which points to a slightly tighter market overall.

Most of that change happened on the freehold side, where inventory fell from 417 to 402. Detached homes dipped from 263 to 256, townhouses dropped from 114 to 106, and semis fell from 33 to 27. For families thinking about moving up, that means some of the most common next-step housing options became a little tighter this week.

The condo market stayed fairly steady, holding at 138 listings overall. Condo townhouses increased slightly from 38 to 39, while apartments eased from 100 to 99.

What stands out most is that even with fewer homes on the market, sales activity actually improved. Freehold sales rose from 41 to 49, and condo sales increased from 4 to 6. That tells us buyers were active this week and that inventory didn’t just fall because homes were pulled off the market.

At the same time, average days on market ticked up slightly from 32 to 33 days, so the overall pace of the market is still pretty stable.

Another encouraging sign is that freehold terminated, expired, and suspended listings improved from 53 down to 39. That suggests sellers may have been better aligned this week on pricing and strategy. Condo terminated, expired, and suspended listings did rise from 11 to 16, so that segment still looks a little more uneven.

Bottom line: this week felt a little tighter and a little healthier overall. Inventory came down, sales improved, and well-positioned homes continued to attract attention.

Curious what this means for your next move in Milton? Send me a message — We’d be happy to chat.

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