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2026 Year-to-Date: Kingston and Area Market
The first nine months of 2026 show a Kingston and area real estate market with fewer sales, relatively steady prices, more inventory, and clear differences by property type.
Essential Elements of Winter Real Estate
Winter changes more than the weather, it changes how homes perform. In Kingston and area, cold conditions reveal heating issues, insulation gaps, access challenges, and real-world livability. Whether buying or selling, understanding what winter shows and what it hides helps you make better decisions.
September 2026 Market Report
September 2026: More Choice Across Kingston and Area September 2026 brought buyers more choice across Kingston and the area, while sales slowed and homes took
Mobile Homes: Look beyond the price!
Mobile homes can look like an affordable path to home ownership, but financing, park fees, leased land, insurance, resale, and even the risk of a park closing can change the picture. Here is what buyers should know before deciding whether the lower price really represents good value.
Buying a house with a pool?
Thinking about buying a house with a pool in Kingston and area? Here are the key things buyers should understand about inspections, maintenance, winter closing, insurance, and saltwater systems
August Market Report: Kingston and Area Real Estate, 2026
August market report for Kingston and area, with 2026 home sales, prices, inventory, condo, townhouse, and rural market trends
SIRVA Relocation in Kingston and Area
Relocating to or from Kingston through SIRVA? Learn about House Hunting Trips, neighbourhood choices, commuting, buying, selling, and the special considerations involved in CAF and employer-supported moves.
Aluminum Wiring in Kingston Region Homes
Aluminum wiring is something buyers can still encounter in homes throughout the Kingston area, particularly in communities and neighbourhoods that saw considerable residential construction during
Kingston and Area Rural Mortgages: 5 Financing Issues?
Moving out of urban Kingston to a peaceful country property sounds idyllic, but securing a rural mortgage is rarely straightforward. From strict acreage rules and well potability tests to unexpected septic contracts, here are the hidden pitfalls to navigate.