Thinking about Cambridge real estate? Whether you are searching Cambridge Ontario homes for sale or getting ready to sell a home you have loved for years, we can help. Shaw Realty Group is a Cambridge brokerage that lives and works right here. As a result, we help you buy and sell with clear numbers, local knowledge and a steady hand from the first call to closing day.
Cambridge Real Estate: Homes for Sale
Browse current Cambridge real estate listings below. If something catches your eye, call us and we will set up a showing.
26 Richardson Street
Cambridge, Ontario
210 Ferguson Avenue
Cambridge, Ontario
1194 Hunt Club Road
Cambridge, Ontario
10 Greenwood Avenue
Cambridge, Ontario
#49 – 124 Compass Trail
Cambridge, Ontario
Why Shaw Realty Group
Cambridge is our hometown, and our neighbours have been generous with their votes:
- Voted Cambridge’s favourite real estate brokerage in the CambridgeToday Reader Favourites 2026
- Best of Waterloo Region Readers’ Choice 2026, Platinum, Best Real Estate Brokerage
- Waterloo Readers’ Choice 2025, Platinum, Real Estate Brokerage
- Cambridge Times Readers’ Choice 2024, Platinum, Real Estate Brokerage
- Waterloo Region Record Readers’ Choice 2023, Diamond, Real Estate Brokerage
- Cambridge Times Readers’ Choice 2021, Gold, Real Estate Brokerage
- Shaw Hasyj: Gold, Real Estate Agent, Cambridge Times Readers’ Choice 2024 and 2021
Since 2017, our team has helped with more than 200 homes a year. In addition, Shaw Hasyj is a regular voice on CTV News Kitchener, explaining what is happening in the local market. So when a client asks what a market shift means for their street, we can usually answer from experience.
Our office is at 215 Queen St W, Unit B-201, in Cambridge. When you are ready, meet the team or see everything we offer.
Cambridge real estate market snapshot
Here is what the latest official numbers show for September 2026:
- MLS® Home Price Index benchmark price for Cambridge: $662,700, down 0.6% from August and down 4.1% from September 2025.
- Average sale price in Cambridge, all property types: $698,908, down 3.9% from $727,346 in September 2025.
- Months of supply across Cornerstone Waterloo Region: 3.8, down from 4.0 a year earlier.
For context, here is the wider Cornerstone market:
- Across all Cornerstone market areas there were 1,171 sales, down 17.8% from September 2025, and 3,350 new listings, down 18.8%.
- Total inventory across Cornerstone’s areas fell 10.8% from a year earlier. Months of supply stayed at 4.6, the same as September 2025.
- Average days on market across Cornerstone’s areas was 40, compared with 37 in September 2025.
Sources: Cornerstone Association of REALTORS® market update, September 2026 (released October 5, 2026). We also used the charts on Cornerstone’s Waterloo Region statistics page (ITSO data as of October 13, 2026).
Averages move with the mix of homes that sold. Because of that, they do not tell you what any one home is worth. We do not make price predictions; instead, we show you what is actually selling near you.
Cambridge neighbourhoods
Cambridge was formed in 1973. It joined the former City of Galt, the Towns of Preston and Hespeler and the hamlet of Blair. Even so, each still has its own core. Learn more on the City of Cambridge website.
Galt (Downtown Cambridge)
Galt is the largest of the original communities, with stone buildings along the Grand River and a busy downtown. Homes here include century homes, postwar bungalows and newer condos. In addition, East Galt and West Galt give you mature streets close to the core.
Preston
Preston was built where the Speed River meets the Grand. It has a small-town main street on King Street East, along with older brick homes, semis and family subdivisions. Plus, Highway 401 is close by.
Hespeler
Hespeler is our home base. Hespeler Village has Queen Street shops and Forbes Park, with its historic millpond. Meanwhile, newer family subdivisions surround it to the north and east.
Blair
Blair is a small riverside hamlet with older homes and larger lots. It keeps a quiet, rural feel right beside the city. However, listings here are rare.
Fiddlesticks
Fiddlesticks is a newer east-side community around the Fiddlesticks Community Centre on Cowan Boulevard. It has family homes, parks and a community garden. As a result, it suits buyers who want a newer build.
Living in Cambridge
- Schools: the Waterloo Region District School Board and the Waterloo Catholic District School Board serve Cambridge. Always confirm school boundaries with the board.
- Parks and trails: Riverside Park in Preston, Soper Park in Galt and the trails along the Grand River.
- Arts and culture: the Idea Exchange libraries, such as the Old Post Office on the river in Galt. There is also the Hamilton Family Theatre.
- Shopping: Cambridge Centre, the Hespeler Road corridor and the three downtown cores. For events and recreation, see the City of Cambridge site.
Commute and getting around
Cambridge sits right on Highway 401. In addition, Highways 8 and 24 link it to Kitchener and Brantford. Grand River Transit runs local buses and the ION bus, which connects to the ION light rail in Kitchener. For trips to Toronto, check GO Transit for current bus and train connections.
Approximate drive times, traffic permitting: about 20 minutes to Kitchener and about 25 minutes to Guelph. Hamilton is about 35 minutes away, while Toronto is about an hour or more.
Buying in Cambridge
Cambridge real estate spans three towns in one. So the first step is matching the right part of the city to the way you live. We help with:
- First, a meeting about your must-haves, once a lender or mortgage professional has helped you set your budget
- Next, tours across Galt, Preston and Hespeler with honest notes on every home
- Then, recent comparable sales so each offer rests on real data
- Finally, coordination with your lawyer, inspector and lender, who give advice in their own fields
Selling in Cambridge
We have sold homes in every corner of this city, from Blair to Fiddlesticks. Here is our approach to selling Cambridge real estate:
- First, pricing based on recent sales on and around your street
- Next, simple, practical preparation advice
- Then, professional photography and marketing
- Finally, clear updates through offers, conditions and closing
Curious what your home could be worth? First, request a free home value review. Then we will walk you through recent sales near you.
Frequently asked questions
Is Cambridge a good place to live?
Many people love its river valley, three historic downtowns and 401 access. Still, the right fit depends on your needs. The City of Cambridge site is a good place to explore.
What’s the average home price in Cambridge?
The average sale price for all property types in Cambridge was $698,908 in September 2026. Meanwhile, the MLS® HPI benchmark was $662,700. Source: Cornerstone Association of REALTORS®, September 2026 (statistics).
Are prices going up or down?
In September 2026 the Cambridge benchmark was down 4.1% from a year earlier. Source: Cornerstone Association of REALTORS®, September 2026 (market update). However, we do not forecast prices.
Is your office really in Cambridge?
Yes. In fact, we are at 215 Queen St W, Unit B-201, in Hespeler Village.
Can you help with mortgage or tax questions?
Those belong with a licensed mortgage professional, accountant or lawyer. Even so, we are glad to introduce you to local professionals.
Ready to talk about Cambridge real estate?
From a first home in Preston to a century home in West Galt, we would love to help. Shaw Hasyj, Owner and Sales Representative, and our team are a phone call away.
To begin, call Shaw and the team at (800) 764-8138 or contact us online. After that, we will get back to you quickly, and there is never any pressure.
We also serve Kitchener, Waterloo, Guelph, Hamilton, Burlington, Mississauga, Oakville and Huntsville and Muskoka. You can also see all of them on our Areas We Serve page.
This page is for general information only and isn’t legal, tax or financial advice.