Two universities, a strong tech sector and a lively Uptown shape Waterloo real estate. Whether you are looking at Waterloo homes for sale near the ION or selling a family home in Beechwood, Shaw Realty Group gives you honest advice and solid local data so you can decide with confidence.
Waterloo Real Estate: Homes for Sale
Browse current Waterloo real estate listings below. If something catches your eye, call us and we will set up a showing.
144 Park Street Unit# 503
Waterloo, Ontario
55 Blue Springs Drive Unit# 611
Waterloo, Ontario
55 Blue Springs Drive Unit# Ph12
Waterloo, Ontario
116 Franciscus Street
Waterloo, Ontario
271 Grey Silo Road Unit# 34
Waterloo, Ontario
90 Margaret Avenue N Unit# A
Waterloo, Ontario
Why Shaw Realty Group
Readers in Waterloo Region and Cambridge have chosen our brokerage several years running:
- 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, we bring that same clarity to buyers and sellers here in Waterloo.
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.
Waterloo real estate market snapshot
- MLS® HPI benchmark price for Kitchener-Waterloo: $630,200, up 0.3% from August and down 5.6% from September 2025.
- Average sale price in the City of Waterloo, all property types: $778,389, up 2.8% from $757,395 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).
A Northdale condo and a Beechwood detached home live in very different price ranges, so we always look at sales close to you. However, we do not forecast prices.
Waterloo neighbourhoods
The City of Waterloo supports a network of neighbourhood associations. Here are the Waterloo real estate areas buyers ask about most:
Uptown Waterloo
The walkable core along King Street has Waterloo Park, the Public Square and cafés. In addition, condos sit within steps of the ION.
Northdale
Next to the University of Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier University, now a mix of student housing and newer mid-rise buildings.
Beechwood
Beechwood is a west-side area known for mature trees, larger lots and detached homes from the 1960s through the 1980s.
Laurelwood
Similarly, Laurelwood is a northwest family community built near Laurel Creek Conservation Area, with newer detached homes and trails.
Eastbridge
Meanwhile, Eastbridge is a north-east family area close to RIM Park and the Grand River, with detached homes and townhouses.
Lakeshore
Lakeshore sits around Columbia Lake and Laurel Creek. It also offers a mix of family homes and easy access to the university campuses.
Living in Waterloo
- Schools: the Waterloo Region District School Board and the Waterloo Catholic District School Board serve the city. Also, the University of Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier University are both here.
- Parks: Waterloo Park, RIM Park and Laurel Creek Conservation Area (Grand River Conservation Authority).
- Things to do: events in the Uptown Public Square and public lectures at the Perimeter Institute. Plus, the St. Jacobs Farmers’ Market is just north of the city.
- Shopping: Conestoga Mall, The Boardwalk and Uptown’s independent shops. For more, see the City of Waterloo site.
Commute and getting around
The Conestoga Parkway (Highway 85) runs through Waterloo and links to the 401. In addition, the ION light rail from Grand River Transit connects Conestoga Mall, Uptown, the universities and downtown Kitchener. For Toronto, GO Transit trains leave from Kitchener GO. Approximate drive times: about 15 minutes to downtown Kitchener and about 30 minutes to Cambridge. Guelph, meanwhile, is about 35 minutes away.
Buying in Waterloo
- First, clear guidance on each neighbourhood, from student-area condos to family streets
- Next, your lender sets the budget; we help you get the most home within it
- Then, comparable sales behind every offer
- Finally, introductions to inspectors and lawyers for their professional advice
Selling in Waterloo
- First, a pricing review built on local sales
- Next, presentation ideas that suit families, professionals or investors
- Then, strong online marketing
- Finally, calm, clear guidance through offers 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 Waterloo a good place to live?
Many families and professionals choose Waterloo for its parks, schools and universities. Also, explore services on the City of Waterloo site.
What’s the average home price in Waterloo?
The average sale price for all property types in Waterloo was $778,389 in September 2026. Source: Cornerstone Association of REALTORS®, September 2026 (statistics).
How do I check school boundaries?
First, use the school locator tools from the Waterloo Region District School Board and the Waterloo Catholic District School Board. Then confirm directly with the board.
Is Waterloo good for a rental property?
Some investors buy near the universities. However, rental licensing, legal and tax questions should go to the City, a lawyer and an accountant.
Do you work in Waterloo often?
Yes. Waterloo is one of our core service areas along with Cambridge, Kitchener, Guelph and Huntsville.
Ready to talk about Waterloo real estate?
From Uptown condos to family homes in Laurelwood, we would be glad to help you plan your move with confidence.
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, Kitchener, 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.