Buying, selling & investing in this fast-growing Durham city — waterfront, family homes & investment with live MLS® listings and a free home evaluation.
Pickering is a fast-growing Durham Region city of more than 100,000 residents on Lake Ontario’s eastern shore, offering an appealing mix of waterfront living, established family neighbourhoods, and major new development in the Seaton community. Its location on the GO Lakeshore East line and Highway 401 makes it one of the most commuter-friendly cities east of Toronto.
From lakeside homes near Frenchman’s Bay to family pockets like Amberlea and Rougemount and brand-new Seaton communities, I help buyers and sellers across Pickering — a market offering strong value and steady growth.
Serving Pickering — Amberlea, Rougemount, Liverpool, Bay Ridges & Seaton.
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Homes for sale in Pickering — live from TRREB, updated daily. Filter by community or open the full map search.
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Real answers about buying and selling in Pickering.
Pickering offers strong eastern-GTA value. Detached homes commonly trade $1.0M–$1.4M, townhouses $750K–$950K, and condos $550K–$700K. Waterfront and premium pockets run higher. Request a free home evaluation for exact comparables on your street.
Yes — Pickering combines lakefront amenities, good schools, GO Transit and 401/407 access, and major new development in Seaton. It is more affordable than Toronto and Markham while offering quick access to both downtown Toronto and the eastern GTA job market.
Pickering’s residential tax rate is roughly 1.07% of assessed value, combining City and Durham Region levies. On a $1.0M home that is about $10,700/year.
Pickering GO Station runs the Lakeshore East line into Union Station (about 35–45 minutes). Highway 401 and 407 provide driving access; off-peak driving downtown is roughly 35–45 minutes — among the best commutes in the eastern GTA.
Popular areas include Amberlea, Rougemount and Highbush (established, treed), Liverpool, Bay Ridges (near the waterfront and GO), and the new Seaton community in the north. Each varies by price, home age and proximity to transit.
Use the free home evaluation form on this site and I will prepare a Comparative Market Analysis from recent comparable sales near you and current Pickering market conditions. Free, no obligation, typically within 24–48 hours.
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