Kitchener real estate offers a wide range of home types. For example, you can choose from downtown lofts near the ION or family homes in Doon South. Whether you are buying your first place or selling to move on, Shaw Realty Group helps you make sense of Kitchener homes for sale and what your own home could bring.
Kitchener Real Estate: Homes for Sale
Browse current Kitchener real estate listings below. If something catches your eye, call us and we will set up a showing.
276 King Street W Unit# 213
Kitchener, Ontario
469 Activa Avenue
Kitchener, Ontario
50 Roehampton Court
Kitchener, Ontario
139 Siebert Avenue
Kitchener, Ontario
E33 – 110 Activa Avenue
Kitchener, Ontario
41 Madeleine Street
Kitchener, Ontario
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Why Shaw Realty Group
Readers across the region have recognized our brokerage again and again:
- 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. As a result, that on-air work keeps us close to the numbers, and we bring the same plain explanations to every client.
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.
Kitchener real estate market snapshot
- MLS® HPI benchmark price for Kitchener-Waterloo (reported together by Cornerstone): $630,200, up 0.3% from August and down 5.6% from September 2025.
- Average sale price in Kitchener, all property types: $646,213, down 11.4% from $729,124 in September 2025.
- Months of supply across Cornerstone Waterloo Region: 3.8, compared with 4.0 a year earlier.
Across the wider Cornerstone market in September 2026:
- 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).
Of course, a single month’s average can swing with the mix of homes that sold. That is why we look at your street, not just the headline. We also do not predict where prices will go.
Kitchener neighbourhoods
Kitchener divides the city into official planning communities. Here are a few of the Kitchener real estate areas buyers ask about most:
Victoria Park
Grand old homes, brick semis and some condos surround Kitchener’s best-known park. In addition, downtown, the Kitchener Market and the ION are a short walk away.
Central Frederick
Tree-lined streets of older detached homes and duplexes just north-east of downtown, with character and walkability.
Forest Heights
A west-end community of 1970s and 1980s detached homes, schools and parks. Plus, the Conestoga Parkway and the Boardwalk are easy to reach.
Stanley Park
An established east-end area with bungalows and split-levels on quiet crescents, close to Chicopee and the Grand River.
Doon South
A newer south-end community planned around creek valleys and wetlands. Detached homes and towns here sit near the 401 and Conestoga College. The city’s Doon South Community Plan describes its linked open space network.
Huron Park
Family subdivisions built around the Huron Natural Area in the south end, with newer detached homes and townhouses.
Living in Kitchener
- Schools: the Waterloo Region District School Board and the Waterloo Catholic District School Board serve the city. Also, Conestoga College’s main campus is in Doon.
- Parks: Victoria Park, the Huron Natural Area and the Walter Bean Grand River Trail.
- Things to do: the Kitchener Market, THEMUSEUM, Centre In The Square and events in Carl Zehr Square.
- Shopping: Fairview Park Mall, The Boardwalk on the Waterloo border and the downtown King Street shops. For more, see the City of Kitchener site.
Commute and getting around
The Conestoga Parkway (Highway 7/8 and 85) loops the city and connects to Highway 401. Grand River Transit runs the ION light rail between Fairview Park Mall and Conestoga Mall in Waterloo, plus local buses. GO Transit trains on the Kitchener line also run from Kitchener GO toward Toronto Union. Approximate drive times: about 20 minutes to Cambridge and about 30 minutes to Guelph. Meanwhile, downtown Toronto is about 1.5 hours away in typical traffic.
Buying in Kitchener
- First, we look at how you live: transit, schools, a yard, or a lock-and-leave condo
- Next, your budget comes from your lender; we help you find the best home within it
- Then, comparable sales back every offer we write
- Finally, we line up inspectors and lawyers, who give the professional advice
Selling in Kitchener
Kitchener buyers compare a lot of listings online before they book a showing, so first impressions count.
- First, pricing grounded in recent nearby sales
- Next, preparation tips that suit your likely buyer
- Then, professional photos, video and online marketing
- Finally, steady communication through every offer
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 Kitchener a good place to live?
Kitchener offers a growing downtown, the ION, parks and a wide range of home types. The City of Kitchener site also has more on services and neighbourhoods.
What’s the average home price in Kitchener?
The average sale price for all property types was $646,213 in September 2026. Source: Cornerstone Association of REALTORS®, September 2026 (statistics).
Why is the benchmark shared with Waterloo?
Cornerstone publishes one MLS® HPI benchmark for Kitchener-Waterloo, which was $630,200 in September 2026. Source: Cornerstone Association of REALTORS®, September 2026 (market update).
Is there a GO train from Kitchener?
Yes, Kitchener GO is on the Kitchener line. Still, check GO Transit for current schedules.
Where is your office?
In Cambridge at 215 Queen St W, Unit B-201, about 20 minutes away. Even so, we serve Kitchener every week.
Ready to talk about Kitchener real estate?
From a condo near Victoria Park to a family home in Doon South, we would be glad to help you take the next step.
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 Cambridge, 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.