Windsor, Ontario real estate
Windsor homes for sale
Canada's southernmost city, on the Detroit River. Live REALTOR.ca listings, updated hourly.
1,123
Homes for sale
$449,900
Median asking price
646
Detached houses
197
Condos & townhomes
Based on active Windsor listings on the REALTOR.ca DDF® feed. Asking prices, not sold prices.
Living in Windsor
Windsor is the largest city in Essex County and the hub of the region's jobs, schools, health care and shopping. It sits directly across the Detroit River from Detroit, Michigan, connected by the Ambassador Bridge, the Detroit–Windsor Tunnel and the Gordie Howe International Bridge.
Because it is the biggest market in the county, Windsor has the most variety: character homes on tree-lined streets, post-war bungalows, family subdivisions, riverfront condos, student rentals near the University of Windsor and St. Clair College, and multi-unit investment properties.
Automotive manufacturing, cross-border trade, education and health care anchor the local economy, and kilometres of riverfront parkland and trails run along the north edge of the city.
Just listed
Newest homes for sale in Windsor
For Sale$849,900
3211 BRUCE
Windsor, ON
5 bd3 ba
REMAX CAPITAL DIAMOND REALTY
For Rent$1,600 / month
1645 GOYEAU Unit# UPPER
Windsor, ON
3 bd1 ba
REMAX PREFERRED REALTY LTD. - 585
For Sale$59,900
22 BONITA AVENUE
Windsor, ON
2 bd2 ba
PINNACLE PLUS REALTY LTD.
For Sale$999,999
3672 Sutton
Windsor, ON
4 bd4 ba
JUMP REALTY INC.
For Sale$409,900
1328 MARENTETTE
Windsor, ON
5 bd2 ba
REMAX PREFERRED REALTY LTD. - 584
For Rent$2,495 / month
640 DUCHARME STREET
Windsor, ON
4 bd2 ba
LC PLATINUM REALTY INC.
Listing data is supplied by the CREA DDF® and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Listings are provided courtesy of the listing brokerage.Where to live
Windsor neighbourhoods
Walkerville
Historic neighbourhood built around the Hiram Walker distillery, known for century homes, Willistead Park and a walkable strip of restaurants and shops on Wyandotte Street East.
Riverside & East Riverside
Established east-end neighbourhoods along the river and Ganatchio Trail, with a mix of mid-century homes, waterfront properties and newer subdivisions.
South Windsor
Popular with families for its schools, parks and quiet residential streets, with quick access to Highway 401, Devonshire Mall and the border.
Forest Glade & East Windsor
Family-oriented areas with parks, arenas and community centres, close to the WFCU Centre and east-end shopping.
Downtown & the West End
Condos and character homes near the riverfront, the University of Windsor and historic Sandwich Town, popular with students, professionals and investors.
Lifestyle
What people love about Windsor
Riverfront parks and trails
A continuous stretch of parkland and multi-use trail follows the Detroit River, with skyline views, gardens and the Windsor Sculpture Park.
Education
Home to the University of Windsor and St. Clair College, plus public, Catholic and French-language school boards.
Border city convenience
Minutes from downtown Detroit's airports, sports and entertainment, with three crossings for commuters and travellers.
Everything close by
Regional hospital campuses, Devonshire Mall, Caesars Windsor, the WFCU Centre and the widest choice of services in the county.
Questions
Buying a home in Windsor
How many homes are for sale in Windsor right now?
There are currently 1,123 properties for sale in Windsor on the REALTOR.ca feed, including 646 detached houses and 145 condos. This page updates every hour.
What is the typical asking price for a home in Windsor?
The median asking price of residential listings in Windsor is currently about $449,900, with homes listed from $59,900 to $1,999,900. These are asking prices of active listings, not sold prices. For recent sale prices on a specific street or style of home, ask Yvonne for a comparative market analysis.
Is Windsor a good place to buy a home?
Windsor offers the widest range of homes in Essex County, from century homes in Walkerville to new builds in the east end, with riverfront parks, two post-secondary schools and a direct border crossing to Detroit. It tends to suit first-time buyers, families, investors and student rentals. The right fit depends on your budget, commute and lifestyle, and Yvonne can walk you through how Windsor compares with nearby communities.
What costs should I budget for when buying in Windsor?
Besides your down payment, plan for Ontario land transfer tax (first-time buyers can receive a refund of up to $4,000), legal fees, title insurance, a home inspection and moving costs. Windsor buyers pay only the provincial land transfer tax; the extra municipal tax applies only in Toronto. Use the closing cost and land transfer tax calculators on this site for an estimate.
How do I book a showing for a home in Windsor?
Open any listing on this site and use the "Book a showing" form, or call or text Yvonne Khadra at (519) 962-8700. She can arrange showings for any MLS® listing in Windsor, whichever brokerage has it listed.
Thinking about Windsor?
Buying or selling, Yvonne can share recent sales, neighbourhood insight and homes that fit. Selling? Get a free home evaluation.