If you've been watching the "For Sale" signs in Hampton, here's what's actually happening. The market is sending two very different signals depending on what you own - and knowing which one applies to you could be worth serious money this summer.
For those of us with houses in Hampton, the story is pretty good. The average HonestDoor Price sits at $1,596,932 - up 6.06% from the previous period. That's not a small number. On a $1.5M home, a 6% move is roughly $90,000 in added value. The 3-month moving average is climbing too, from $1,498,435 toward a predicted $1,505,725, which tells us the upward pressure is real and recent.
That growth rank is worth a honest look. Sitting 33rd out of 47 neighbourhoods on the Clarington leaderboard means we're in the bottom half for momentum right now. Prices are solid, but Hampton isn't leading the pack. The recent short-term price change of -2.34% is a small dip worth watching - not a panic signal, but a sign the market is taking a breather after that strong run-up.
On the rental side, $5,785 a month is genuinely competitive. If you're an investor or thinking about renting while you wait out the market, that 4.05% yield is a reasonable return in this environment. And that Airbnb rank of 9th in Clarington? Hampton is a legitimately strong short-term rental market for houses.
We have to be straight with you here - the condo picture in Hampton is softer. The average HonestDoor Price is $253,617, down 7.50% from the previous period. The 3-month moving average is also sliding, from $280,028 down to a predicted $274,183. That's a consistent downward trend, not a one-month blip.
The growth rank of 21st out of 39 puts Hampton condos squarely in below-average territory on the Clarington leaderboard. Nearby neighbourhoods like Northglen ($645,750), Mitchell Corners ($579,050), and Tyrone ($367,200) are all priced significantly higher. That gap is a real conversation to have if you own a condo here and are thinking about your next move.
The rental yield of 4.23% is actually the bright spot. If you're holding a Hampton condo as an income property, the math still works - just don't expect big appreciation gains in the near term.
Here's the thing most Hampton homeowners don't realize. Your city tax assessment is a snapshot from the past - sometimes years old. It has almost nothing to do with what your home is worth today in a real transaction.
The HonestDoor Price is updated in real time using actual market data. For house owners in Hampton, that means the difference between your old assessment and your current HonestDoor Price could easily be six figures. That gap is your real-world equity - the number that matters when you're refinancing, selling, or just figuring out where you actually stand.
Think of the HonestDoor Price as the number your neighbour's realtor would whisper to them before listing. It's the market's honest opinion, not the government's outdated paperwork.
For house owners - the timing is worth a serious look. Prices are up 6% and the rental and short-term income numbers back up strong underlying demand. You're not at the top of the Clarington growth leaderboard, but you're sitting on a $1.5M-plus asset that has real momentum behind it. If you've been on the fence, summer 2025 is not a bad time to test the water.
For condo owners - be realistic. A 7.5% price drop and a below-average growth rank means you're not in a rush-to-market situation. If you need to sell, price it sharp and lean on that 4.23% rental yield story to attract investors. If you can hold, it may be worth waiting to see if the broader market stabilizes.
Either way, the first step is the same - check your HonestDoor Price today. Not your assessment. Not what your neighbour sold for two years ago. The real number, right now. That's where the conversation starts.
hampton | clarington | september 2026This information is all based on our opinions based on the information available to us. Everyone's situation may be different and you should reach out to us for more personalized information.