Youbou Home Values for January 2025

Youbou’s housing market entered the new year with mixed signals across property types. While single-family homes remained relatively stable, waterfront values surged and vacant land activity disappeared entirely. This report breaks down key trends, sales insights, and what they mean for homeowners tracking market shifts in 2025.

Single Family Detached

The average sale price for non-waterfront, non-acreage single-family homes in Youbou rose slightly to $615,688, representing a year-over-year increase of 1.14 percent compared to $608,770 in January 2024. The median sale price landed at $587,500.

There were no new listings for this property type in January, and only two active listings remained on the market. The sell-to-list ratio held strong at 96.45 percent, signaling price stability. No sales were recorded in the month, which is a decline compared to one sale in January last year. The average days on market climbed to 63, up from 42 in the 12-month comparison.

Waterfront Properties

Waterfront homes experienced a major price surge, with the average sale price jumping to $1,872,063 — up 35.66 percent compared to $1,380,000 last year. The median sale price was close behind at $1,849,500.

One new listing came to market, and two active listings were available. One property sold in January, matching the same level of activity as the year before. The sell-to-list ratio remained healthy at 95.22 percent. However, days on market climbed to 78, up from 61 on a year-to-date basis.

Land Only

The land-only segment saw no activity in January 2025. No sales occurred, and no new listings came to market. One parcel remains actively listed, compared to three last year. The average sale price for land is shown as NIL, down from $150,500, reflecting a 100 percent decline due to lack of transaction data.

Summary

Sellers of detached homes may find limited competition heading into February, but should be prepared for longer time on market. The waterfront sector is showing signs of renewed buyer interest, especially among higher-end listings, but rising DOM indicates buyers are taking their time. The land segment has stalled entirely.

As always, pricing correctly and understanding current market absorption is critical. To see how these trends affect your home’s value or to receive a custom report for your property, reach out directly or request a Fair Market Valuation through the tool below.