Pickering real estate

    Pickering, Ontario

    Pickering Real Estate

    Pickering is a growing waterfront community east of Toronto, offering affordable family living, waterfront condos, and strong investment potential. Dan Mehta helps clients navigate Pickering's real estate market.

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    About Pickering

    Living in Pickering

    Pickering is a city of approximately 100,000 residents east of Toronto, on the shores of Lake Ontario. It is known for its waterfront, the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station, and the planned Seaton community.

    The city includes established neighbourhoods like Bay Ridges and Liverpool, the historic Pickering Village, and the rapidly developing Seaton community in the north.

    Pickering's real estate offers affordable detached homes (average $950K), waterfront condos in the Frenchman's Bay area ($450K–$700K), and newer homes in Seaton ($900K–$1.3M).

    Market Snapshot

    $951K

    Average Sale Price

    98

    July Sales

    32 days

    Avg Days on Market

    37.1%

    Sales-to-List Ratio

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    Communities in Pickering

    Pickering Village

    The historic core with character homes, shops, and restaurants along Kingston Road.

    Bay Ridges

    A waterfront community with condos, homes, and access to the lake and Frenchman's Bay.

    Liverpool

    A family-friendly area with a mix of housing types, parks, and the Pickering Town Centre.

    Seaton

    A large, new master-planned community with modern homes, parks, and schools in north Pickering.

    Brougham

    A quiet, rural community in north Pickering with larger lots and a country feel.

    West Rouge

    A lakeside community near the Rouge River with established homes and the Rouge Beach Park.

    Housing Options

    Types of Homes in Pickering

    Detached Homes

    Family homes from $850K to $1.3M, with newer construction in Seaton at the higher end.

    Semi-Detached Homes

    Affordable options from $700K to $950K, popular in Liverpool and Bay Ridges.

    Townhomes

    Freehold and condo townhomes from $600K to $900K, common in newer developments.

    Condominiums

    Waterfront condos from $450K to $700K in the Frenchman's Bay and Bay Ridges areas.

    Amenities

    • Pickering Town Centre
    • Frenchman's Bay and Waterfront Trail
    • Rouge National Urban Park (adjacent)
    • Petticoat Creek Conservation Park
    • Pickering Museum Village
    • Alexandria Park
    • Pickering Recreation Complex
    • Glengarry Golf Course

    Schools

    • Pickering High School
    • Pine Ridge Secondary School
    • Dunbarton High School
    • St. Mary Catholic Secondary School
    • Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School
    • Pickering College (private — nearby in Newmarket)
    • Durham College (Whitby campus — nearby)

    Transit

    • Durham Region Transit (DRT) bus network
    • GO Transit (Pickering, Rouge Hill stations)
    • Highway 401 and 407 access
    • Approx. 30 minutes to Toronto by GO Train
    • Close to Pickering and Oshawa airports
    • Waterfront Trail for cycling

    Questions & Answers

    Pickering Real Estate FAQs

    Detached homes average around $950K, semi-detached around $800K, and condos around $550K. Newer construction in Seaton tends to be at the higher end of these ranges.

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