Pickering Homes for Sale and Market Stats

The first Durham stop out of Toronto, with the Seaton lands adding thousands of new homes.

Pickering borders Scarborough along the Rouge River, so it is the closest Durham municipality to Toronto. The Pickering GO station and the Pickering Town Centre anchor the south end near Highway 401; the north is where the Seaton community is being built out along Highway 407 and Taunton Road, one of the largest new-home developments in the GTA. Established neighbourhoods like Bay Ridges, Amberlea and Liverpool are mostly detached and semi-detached homes from the 1970s to 1990s.

Pickering market snapshot, September 2026

Homes for sale
415
Median asking price
$899,900
Average days on market
44
New this week
70
Sold in the last 90 days
414 at a median of $867,495
Rentals available
185, median rent $2,525 a month
True monthly cost at the median (20% down)
$5,381

Source: TRREB MLS®, live listings.

What is for sale by property type

  • Detached: 207 listed, median $1,239,999
  • Condo Townhouse: 77 listed, median $612,000
  • Att/Row/Townhouse: 65 listed, median $799,990
  • Condo Apartment: 33 listed, median $459,800
  • Semi-Detached : 16 listed, median $872,000
  • Vacant Land: 10 listed, median $799,900

Neighbourhoods in Pickering

Living in Pickering

  • Pickering GO station (Lakeshore East)
  • Seaton new-home community along Highway 407
  • Frenchman's Bay waterfront and Rouge National Urban Park
  • Highway 401 and 407 access

Explore Pickering

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