Katrina Doucett Real Estate

07/08/2026

The facts are on the table and the conversation is closed. I will not be engaging in further comment threads.

07/04/2026

Every week someone calls me and says some version of the same thing.

"Should we wait? Is this the crash everyone keeps talking about?"

So I went back into our paid TRREB data, ten full years of real transaction numbers for York Region detached homes, and I built the answer.

Here is what I found.

The real historical growth rate for York Region real estate is not 10% a year. It is not 8%. It is 5% per year, compounding, every single year, for a decade. That is the actual number from the actual data.

And when you draw that 5% line forward from 2015, something remarkable happens. The February 2022 peak sits 53% above that line. And by 2025, prices had come all the way back down to exactly where that line said they should be.

This is not a crash. It is a return to baseline.

In this video I walk through every year of data, what it means for buyers, what it means for sellers, and what the honest conversation looks like if you bought near the 2022 peak.

Watch it here: https://youtu.be/CbxB47e8k3Q

If you want to talk through your specific situation, the call link is in the comments below.

📞 https://calendly.com/katrina-doucett-e5uq/strategy-call

07/03/2026

There is a social services concentration near Newmarket's Main Street that most people find out about after they move here, not before.

The farmers market, the boutiques, the restaurants are genuinely lovely. But walking that stretch toward Davis Drive in the evening, you will encounter it.

The town is working on it. It is not resolved. You should know.

Full honest pros and cons breakdown on my channel, link in bio 👇

07/03/2026

Most real estate content about Newmarket shows you the farmers market, the heritage Main Street, the trails. All of it is real and genuinely lovely.

But there is something near the north end of Main Street South, toward Davis Drive, that comes up consistently in local community discussions and Reddit threads about the town, and that most agents will never mention to you.

I put it on camera because people deserve the full picture before they make one of the biggest decisions of their lives.

30 seconds. Link in comments.

06/29/2026

Just posted my first YouTube Short, it's the opening hook from my Newmarket pros and cons video and it covers the things most people find out after they move rather than before.

If you know anyone thinking about Newmarket, send it to them.

Link in comments 👇

06/27/2026

New video: The Truth About Living in Newmarket Ontario - Pros & Cons Nobody Talks About (2026)

Newmarket just ranked 48th out of 488 cities in Canada for liveability. But is it actually worth moving to?

In this video I break down the real picture, the schools, the Nokiidaa Trail network, the neighbourhood breakdown, what May 2026 TRREB data says about every price point, AND the honest cons that most agents won’t put on camera.

Including the 404 commute reality, the town that closes at 9pm, and the social services situation near downtown Main Street that residents know about but nobody talks about publicly.

17 years selling in York Region. I live here. This is the video I would have wanted.

Watch here: https://youtu.be/IJT4nP0wwEY

📞 Free strategy call: https://calendly.com/katrina-doucett-e5uq/strategy-call

📋 Free Move-Up Math Worksheet: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JX0TiXOnBxv4h26kdJq3JU-yGGpkpXsz/view

Everyone tells you Newmarket is one of the best places to live in C...

06/20/2026

Is the Stonehaven premium actually worth it? I crunched the real May 2026 numbers, $325,000 more than the Newmarket average for a detached home. And there's something in the data that most agents would never put on camera: 69% of Stonehaven homes that sold last month had to re-list or reduce the price several times before it sold.

Full breakdown here: [link in comments]

If you live in Stonehaven or you're thinking about buying in, this one's worth watching.

06/11/2026

Something I've wanted to do for a long time is finally happening, I just posted my first YouTube video.

After 17 years in real estate in Newmarket, Aurora, and King City, I kept having the same conversation with homeowners who wanted to make a move but had no idea how to sell and buy at the same time without it turning into a nightmare. So I decided to just, put everything on camera.

Video one is live. It's for anyone in York Region thinking about their next move. Link in the comments.

And if you know someone going through this, please share it. 🙏

02/03/2026

My job isn’t to rush people into decisions.
It’s to help them understand their options clearly, so the right move feels obvious when the time comes.

02/02/2026

Curiosity usually comes first.
That’s a good place to start.