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Halifax Builders Market Update: June 2024

In June 2024, Halifax's real estate market for new homes saw notable activity among its prominent builders. Despite overall market conditions showing a slight downturn, 25 well-known builders collectively sold 33 homes with an average sale price of $721,333. This figure reflects a stable but cautious market sentiment, where many builders experienced slower sales compared to previous months.

Market Performance by Builders

FH Homes sold 2 homes in June, down from 4 in May, with an average selling price of $649,900. This adjustment is reflective of broader market trends where higher price points may have impacted buyer decisions. May average price point was $718,531.

Marchand Homes, meanwhile, sold 4 homes in June, a decrease from 7 in May, with their homes commanding an average price of $736,687. This reduction in sales volume could be attributed to seasonal fluctuations or specific market dynamics affecting their higher-priced homes.

Rooftight Construction, after selling 6 homes in May, saw a decrease to 2 homes sold in June, with an average price of $690,000. This dip underscores the variability in monthly sales volumes that builders experience in response to market conditions.

Builders Showing Growth

Despite the overall slowdown, several builders demonstrated growth in June. Highate Homes and Integrity Builders each saw an increase of 4 sales compared to May, closing on 5 homes respectively. Their ability to maintain sales momentum in a challenging market highlights effective market positioning and price points.

Market Dynamics and Price Points

Easy Sales, a builder specializing in homes priced below $600,000, found ample demand in Halifax's price-sensitive market segment. Their ability to offer affordable housing solutions likely contributed to their consistent sales performance.

Shaughnessy Homes stands out as the sole builder maintaining prices above $900,000, selling homes in the prestigious parks of West Bedford. Their ability to command higher price points in a competitive market underscores the demand for luxury homes in desirable locations.

Year-to-Date Sales Overview

Cumulatively, the 25 tracked builders have sold 216 homes year-to-date, reflecting ongoing market activity despite monthly fluctuations. The remainder of the summer holds promise, with expectations that July will continue to show robust sales figures, mirroring trends seen in the resale market.

Market Outlook

Halifax's new home market remains fundamentally price point driven, with 65% of sales occurring under $699,000. Builders poised to capitalize on this trend will benefit from locating affordable and marketable land to sustain momentum through the summer months and beyond.

In conclusion, while June saw varied performance among Halifax's top builders, the market continues to show resilience amidst fluctuating conditions. Strategic pricing and location remain crucial factors for builders looking to thrive in a competitive environment. As we look ahead, the summer months promise continued activity and opportunities for growth in the new home sector.


*Based on MLS stats 2024

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