Summerside

Summerside recorded 22 sales in September 2026, up 57% from 14 in September 2025. The median sold price was $499,500, up 13% from $440,950 a year earlier. The median time to sell was 30 days, up 11% from 27. Homes sold for 98.3% of asking price, and the median price per square foot was $293. Sales matched August's 22 and were below July's 33.

Demand looks steady for sellers. Homes took a median of 30 days and sold at 98.3% of asking, so well-priced listings are landing close to list. South East Edmonton, the comparison area, shows a median of 37 days and 97.9% sold-to-ask, so Summerside is moving faster. Detached houses made up 17 of the 22 sales, with a median sold price of $540,000 and a median of 29 days. Pricing in line with recent sales matters.

Buyers have little room to negotiate. At 98.3% of asking, the typical discount is small, and sales are up from last year, so expect competition on well-priced homes. The median detached price was $540,000. Townhomes had a median of $285,900, but that rests on only 3 sales, so treat it with caution. Summerside is a young, mostly owner-occupied area: median age 33.6, 79% owner-occupied, and a 2020 median household income of $127,000.