Recent data from Aurora indicates noticeable fluctuations in price trends over the past 12 months. The latest average sold price in September 2025 stands at approximately $1,183,116, down from recent months where prices were higher. This volatility is reflected in the HPI metrics, with a one-year decline of 5.29% despite impressive long-term gains of 20.1% over five years and 74.47% over ten years. While comparing year-over-year data remains challenging due to monthly variability, the overall indication is that although prices have softened in the short term, the benchmark price remains robust, signaling potential value retention for well-positioned properties.

Market supply and demand dynamics further underscore the current environment. With active listings and new listings relatively high—such as 332 active listings and 222 new listings in September—and a months of inventory figure nearing 4.81, there is clear evidence of a somewhat balanced, albeit cautious, market. The increase in average days on market (32 days in the latest period) coupled with fluctuations in the sales-to-new listings ratio suggests that while buyer demand remains present, the market may be leaning towards a slower pace. Looking ahead, agents should counsel clients on anticipated moderation in sales momentum, advising strategic pricing and marketing measures to capitalize on the long-term fundamentals amidst current short-term market adjustments.

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