115 -816 Lansdowne Ave. //

Your Neighbourhood Market Update //

Wallace - Emerson //

115 -816 Lansdowne Ave. // Your Neighbourhood Market Update // Wallace - Emerson //

Hi Mike & Maggie!

The market is always changing, and looking at recent sales in your neighbourhood helps tell the real story of what’s happening right now. This update focuses on local activity from the past few months, highlighting buyer behaviour, pricing trends, and how different types of homes are performing in your area.

Scroll down to explore your recent neighbourhood sales and key market stats.

Your Neighbourhood Stats

This section breaks down key neighbourhood metrics from the past few months, including average pricing, days on market, and overall activity. These numbers help show how the market is behaving locally across different types of homes, offering context beyond individual listings.

  • $ 1,300,000

  • 27

  • 86

  • 167

  • $1,800,000

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RECENT SOLD PROPERTIES IN YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD

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* Listings shown are selected examples from recent neighbourhood activity. Links are available for 30 days and can be refreshed anytime. Happy to update them whenever you need.

Curious what this means for your home current value?

This neighbourhood update is designed to give you context around what’s happening locally. If you’d like a more personalized breakdown for your specific property, I can prepare a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) using direct comparable sales to provide a value range based on current conditions.

CMAs are often helpful for homeowners who want clarity for future planning, refinancing, renovations, or simply staying informed, not just those considering selling.

📍 Request A CMA for your Property Here

When you’re ready to get specific.
Let’s talk.

This page is about clarity, not hype. Understanding your home’s value isn’t just about buying or selling. It’s about knowing where you stand so you can make smarter decisions, whether that’s planning ahead, refinancing, renovating, or simply staying informed.

If you want to talk through what you’re seeing here or get clarity specific to your home, I’m always happy to connect.

P.S. - If you know someone who’d benefit from this kind of insight, feel free to send them my way. I’m always happy to provide a personalized home value update and walk them through it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Frequently Asked Questions *

  • This is a snapshot of recent real estate activity in your neighbourhood, based on local sales from the past few months. It’s designed to give you context around buyer behaviour, pricing trends, and how different types of homes are performing where you live.

  • Not exactly. This update uses similar data, but it’s broader in scope. Instead of pricing your specific home, it focuses on overall neighbourhood trends and recent activity to help you understand the local market.

  • No. This update is for awareness, not action. Many homeowners use this information for planning, refinancing, renovation decisions, or simply to stay informed over time.

  • Yes. If you’d like a home-specific breakdown, I can prepare a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) using direct comparable sales to provide a personalized value range based on current conditions.

  • The data reflects neighbourhood activity from approximately the past 90 days. Please note - its days days from the date your landing page was emailed to you. Listing links remain active for 30 days to ensure the information stays accurate and relevant.

  • The listings highlighted are selected examples meant to help visualize what’s been selling locally. They’re not intended to price your home, but to provide context around current market behaviour. You can always request a deeper, property-specific review if you’d like.

  • If you’d like to walk through what you’re seeing here or want a personalized CMA for your home, you can book a call anytime. We’ll go through it together and talk through what it means for you.

  • For most homeowners, once or twice a year is plenty unless you’re actively planning a move or change. This is about staying informed, not tracking daily price swings.