Oakville is one of the GTA’s most affluent lakeside towns, with top-ranked schools and an easy commute to both Toronto and Hamilton. Morrison is one of Oakville’s active real estate submarkets, with enough sales volume each month to support a dedicated, data-grounded report rather than being folded into the city-wide figures.
The figures below track Morrison specifically, across every property type — use the filter above to narrow to a segment.
29 homes sold in Morrison across Q2 2026 at an average sold price of $4.2M ($1161/sqft). Homes sold at an average of 92% of asking and took an average of about 38 days to sell.
| Property type | 1-bed | 2-bed | 3-bed | 4+ bed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Detached homes | — | — | — | $3,333,444* |
| Condo townhouses | — | 1 sold | — | — |
*Based on a small number of sales — figures may not reflect the broader market.
As of September 2026 (compiled September 4, 2026), there are 54 home listings for sale in Morrison with a median asking price of $3.8M ($1273/sqft), averaging around 60 days on market.
Sales figures cover closed transactions across Q2 2026; inventory is a live snapshot as of September 2026. Quarterly figures are count-weighted averages. Compiled from TRREB/PropTx MLS® data for homes in Morrison. Deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
4 properties sold in Morrison, Oakville in August at a median of $2.2M. Sales closed at an average of 90% of asking price.
Across Q2 2026, homes in Morrison sold at an average price of $4,166,415 (about $1161/sqft), an average of 92% of asking. The breakdown above shows how this varies by property type.
29 homes closed in Morrison across Q2 2026. The chart above breaks the total down by property type.
There are currently 54 active home listings in Morrison as of September 2026, at a median asking price of $3,763,500. This refreshes with every MLS® sync.
It is refreshed quarterly for the previous complete quarter, from TRREB/PropTx MLS® data; inventory figures update live with each MLS® sync. Deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Quarterly figures are count-weighted averages, used because this market closes too few monthly sales for a reliable monthly median.