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Windsor-Essex Real Estate Market Update — September 2026The market cooled further in September: 357 homes sold, down 17....
10/07/2026

Windsor-Essex Real Estate Market Update — September 2026

The market cooled further in September: 357 homes sold, down 17.55% from last September, with 1,140 new listings. The average sale price was $561,421 and the median was $505,000.

The key takeaway: sales are slowing faster than prices. Buyers have more choice, more time, and more negotiating power, while sellers need proper pricing and strong presentation to stand out.

Thinking about buying or selling? A neighbourhood-specific market analysis gives a much clearer picture of what these numbers mean for your property.

Lou Joseph, eXp Realty — call or text 519-817-0887

10/05/2026

🍂 New on the blog: Selling Your Windsor Home This Fall? 5 Things That Matter Most Right Now

Thinking of selling in Windsor-Essex this fall? I put together 5 practical tips on pricing, curb appeal, and timing that can make a real difference.

Read it here: https://loujosephwindsorrealtor.blogspot.com/2026/10/selling-your-windsor-home-this-fall-5.html

Questions about what your home could sell for? Call or text me at 519-817-0887.
— Lou Joseph, Realtor, eXp Realty

Windsor-Essex Buyers Have More Leverage — 5 Things You Can Negotiate in Today’s Housing MarketWith more homes available ...
09/30/2026

Windsor-Essex Buyers Have More Leverage — 5 Things You Can Negotiate in Today’s Housing Market

With more homes available and properties generally taking longer to sell than during the peak years, Windsor-Essex buyers are finding themselves with more negotiating room. That doesn’t necessarily mean every seller will accept a low offer, but buyers may have opportunities to negotiate beyond just the purchase price. Five key areas to consider are price, closing date, inspection conditions, financing conditions, and inclusions such as appliances, fixtures, or other items being left with the home.

For buyers, the key is knowing where there may be flexibility without risking the right property over a small difference. For sellers, today’s market makes accurate pricing and strong presentation increasingly important, especially when buyers have other options to consider. Every property and negotiation is different, but understanding current market conditions—and structuring an offer around what matters most to both sides—can help Windsor-Essex buyers and sellers reach a deal that works for everyone.

Pricing Your Home Correctly in a Declining MarketWhen home prices are declining, pricing your home correctly from the st...
09/22/2026

Pricing Your Home Correctly in a Declining Market

When home prices are declining, pricing your home correctly from the start becomes more important than ever. Buyers typically have more choices and are quick to compare your property with similar homes currently for sale and those that have recently sold. Pricing based on last year’s values—or simply adding room for negotiation—can cause a home to sit on the market while competing properties sell. As days on market increase, buyers may begin wondering why the property hasn’t sold, often leading to price reductions and potentially a lower final sale price. A successful pricing strategy should focus on recent comparable sales, current competition, neighbourhood trends and buyer activity. In a changing market, the goal isn’t necessarily to have the highest asking price—it’s to position the home where buyers see value and are motivated to act. A well-priced property can generate more showings, stronger interest and better negotiating leverage. The market ultimately determines value, so starting with a realistic price can be one of the most important decisions a seller makes.

Windsor-Essex Business & Real Estate UpdateThe Windsor-Essex housing market remained slower in August, with 428 properti...
09/09/2026

Windsor-Essex Business & Real Estate Update

The Windsor-Essex housing market remained slower in August, with 428 properties sold, an 8.55% decline from August 2025. Despite fewer transactions, prices were remarkably stable, with the average sale price at $563,971, just 0.08% below last year. New listings were also down 3.34%. The Windsor-Essex County Association of Realtors expects activity to improve as buyers and sellers return to the market in September and October.

On the business side, East Windsor continues to attract major investment, with construction progressing on the city's second and larger Costco location. The new warehouse is expected to open in early November 2026, adding another major commercial destination to the east end. At the same time, Windsor continues to expand its industrial base, with the City moving ahead with infrastructure work for the Airport Employment Lands, including new roads, water, sewer and other services designed to support future industrial development.

Housing development is also moving forward across Windsor. The City is seeking development proposals for the 4.89-acre former W.D. Lowe Secondary School property on Giles Boulevard East, with the goal of creating a new multi-unit residential community. This is part of Windsor's broader housing strategy, which has already advanced projects representing more than $350 million in investment and 437 future housing units. Combined with continued commercial and industrial investment, these projects point to significant long-term development taking place across Windsor even as the resale housing market works through a slower period.

Featured Listing – 1900 6th Concession Rd., Unit 312, LaSalleOffered at $389,900, this beautifully built third-floor LaS...
09/09/2026

Featured Listing – 1900 6th Concession Rd., Unit 312, LaSalle

Offered at $389,900, this beautifully built third-floor LaSalle condo offers 976 sq. ft., 2 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms and 2 parking spaces. The modern kitchen features ample cabinetry and a two-seat island overlooking a bright living area with access to a private patio. The spacious primary bedroom includes a walk-in closet and 5-piece ensuite, while in-suite laundry adds everyday convenience.

Built in 2023, residents also enjoy access to a fitness centre and meeting/lounge area. The location provides convenient access to Highway 401, St. Clair College, schools, parks, walking and biking trails, shopping, the U.S. border and the new Gordie Howe International Bridge. A great option for buyers looking for modern, low-maintenance living in LaSalle.

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Should You Sell Your Home This Fall or Wait Until Spring 2027?For Windsor–Essex homeowners thinking about selling, fall ...
09/09/2026

Should You Sell Your Home This Fall or Wait Until Spring 2027?

For Windsor–Essex homeowners thinking about selling, fall can offer some advantages. There are typically fewer homes listed than during the busy spring market, which can mean less competition for sellers. Buyers who are actively searching in September and October may also be more motivated to make a move before winter. With borrowing costs having come down considerably from their recent highs, more buyers may be willing to enter the market if they find the right property at the right price.

Waiting until spring can also have benefits. Warmer weather, longer days and families planning moves before the next school year traditionally bring more buyers into the market. However, spring also brings more listings, meaning your home could face greater competition. There is also no guarantee that waiting six months will result in a higher selling price, as interest rates, inventory, the economy and buyer confidence can all change.

Ultimately, the best time to sell depends on your home, neighbourhood and personal circumstances. Windsor–Essex remains a price-sensitive market, so looking at recent comparable sales and current competition is more important than simply choosing a season. If your home is ready and priced properly, selling this fall could be a good opportunity; if significant preparation is still needed, waiting until spring 2027 may make more sense. A current market evaluation can help determine which option gives your property the best opportunity.

Windsor-Essex Still Waiting on Housing Infrastructure FundingMillions of dollars in housing-related infrastructure fundi...
09/02/2026

Windsor-Essex Still Waiting on Housing Infrastructure Funding

Millions of dollars in housing-related infrastructure funding are being distributed across Ontario, but Windsor-Essex municipalities are still waiting to learn whether they will receive their share. Windsor, Essex, Lakeshore, LaSalle, Kingsville and Tecumseh have applied for funding through the Canada-Ontario Development Charge Reduction Program.

The program is designed to help municipalities cover infrastructure costs needed to support new housing while reducing development-charge pressures. While other Ontario communities have begun receiving funding announcements, there has yet to be confirmation on how much, if any, will be coming to Windsor-Essex to support new homes and growing neighbourhoods.

Trump’s 50% Auto Tariff Threat Raises Alarm in Windsor-EssexSouthwestern Ontario manufacturers are sounding the alarm af...
09/02/2026

Trump’s 50% Auto Tariff Threat Raises Alarm in Windsor-Essex

Southwestern Ontario manufacturers are sounding the alarm after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to impose 50% tariffs on Canadian-made vehicles and auto parts. Industry leaders warn the move could severely damage Windsor-Essex’s heavily integrated automotive sector, with one describing it as a “nuclear option.” Because parts and vehicles routinely cross the Canada-U.S. border during production, the tariffs could disrupt supply chains and significantly increase costs on both sides of the border.

Experts warn prolonged tariffs could lead to higher vehicle prices, reduced investment, production cuts, plant closures and job losses. Canadian operations of Honda and Toyota could be particularly exposed because of their reliance on Canadian-built vehicles for U.S. sales. Windsor-area manufacturers are also concerned that the uncertainty alone could cause companies to delay investments or shift future production to the United States.

Congratulations to my friends on the successful sale of their home! 🎉🏡It was a pleasure helping them once again, and I’m...
09/02/2026

Congratulations to my friends on the successful sale of their home! 🎉🏡

It was a pleasure helping them once again, and I’m thrilled we were able to get another successful result. Now they can move on to a great home in a great area and start an exciting new chapter.

Wishing you many years of happiness, great memories, and special moments in your new home. Congratulations again! 🥂🔑🏡

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