Markham vs Richmond Hill: Home Prices and Housing Market Compared

In October 2026, the average home in Richmond Hill sold for $1,193,772, 7% more than the $1,117,006 average in Markham. Over the past year, the average price fell 9.2% in Markham and 10.5% in Richmond Hill. Markham is a balanced market, while Richmond Hill is a buyer's market (sales at 40.6% and 33.8% of new listings). Homes took 30 days on average to sell in Markham, and 31 days in Richmond Hill. On a home at the average price, a buyer pays $18,815 in Markham and $20,350 in Richmond Hill.

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MarkhamOctober 2026Richmond HillOctober 2026
Price$1,117,006 average$1,193,772 average
Yearly change in price-9.2%-10.5%
Homes sold260 (-7.5% yearly)185 (+5.7% yearly)
Days on market30 days31 days
Market conditionsBalanced (40.6% sales to new listings, 12-month)Buyer's market (33.8% sales to new listings, 12-month)
Months of inventory4.1 12-month5.5 12-month
Land transfer tax at that price$18,815$20,350

Latest month of each report. Prices are averages of all homes sold unless marked; conditions come from the sales-to-new-listings ratio (a buyer's market below 40%, a seller's above 60%), or for Greater Vancouver's region from sales to active listings (below 12% and above 20%). Land transfer tax is worked out on the price in the first row with the land transfer tax calculator, before any first-time buyer rebate.

Markham vs Richmond Hill Housing Market: Quick Answers

Is Markham more expensive than Richmond Hill?

No. In October 2026, the average home in Richmond Hill sold for $1,193,772, 7% more than the $1,117,006 average in Markham.

Are home prices going up in Markham or Richmond Hill?

Over the past year, the average price fell 9.2% in Markham and 10.5% in Richmond Hill.

Is it easier to buy in Markham or Richmond Hill?

Richmond Hill, going by market conditions. Markham is a balanced market, while Richmond Hill is a buyer's market (sales at 40.6% and 33.8% of new listings). Homes took 30 days on average to sell in Markham, and 31 days in Richmond Hill.

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