Oshawa Homes for Sale and Market Stats

Durham's largest city and its most affordable freehold market, with two post-secondary campuses.

Oshawa is the largest city in Durham and has traditionally been the most affordable place in the region to buy a freehold house. The north end around Ontario Tech University and Durham College (Windfields, Kedron) is where most new subdivisions are; central and south Oshawa are older neighbourhoods of bungalows and two-storey homes with larger lots. The Oshawa GO station connects to the Lakeshore East line and Highway 401 runs across the south of the city, with Highway 407 and 418 to the north.

Oshawa market snapshot, September 2026

Homes for sale
690
Median asking price
$725,000
Average days on market
44
New this week
118
Sold in the last 90 days
561 at a median of $675,000
Rentals available
416, median rent $2,000 a month
True monthly cost at the median (20% down)
$4,561

Source: TRREB MLS®, live listings.

What is for sale by property type

  • Detached: 414 listed, median $829,900
  • Condo Apartment: 64 listed, median $405,000
  • Att/Row/Townhouse: 54 listed, median $699,450
  • Condo Townhouse: 53 listed, median $525,000
  • Semi-Detached : 47 listed, median $639,000
  • Duplex: 20 listed, median $699,450

Neighbourhoods in Oshawa

Living in Oshawa

  • Oshawa GO station (Lakeshore East)
  • Ontario Tech University and Durham College
  • Highways 401, 407 and 418
  • Lakeview Park and the Oshawa waterfront

Explore Oshawa

Written and maintained by Michael Akindolire, Sales Representative, Right at Home Realty, serving Durham Region. https://ownitpropertysearch.com/areas/oshawa