If you live on a quiet street in Stevenson and you have been wondering whether your home is holding its value - the answer is yes, but it depends on what you own. Houses and condos are telling two very different stories right now, and knowing which one you are in changes everything.
The average HonestDoor Price for a house in Stevenson sits at $635,026 - up 3.73% from the previous period. That is real money. On a $635,000 home, that bump is roughly $22,800 in added value. Not bad for doing nothing but living here.
The predicted market value for houses is currently $612,188, which is slightly off the 3-month moving average of $626,850. So yes, there is a short-term dip in the forecast, but the longer trend is still pointing up. Think of it as the market taking a breather, not reversing course.
That 5.42% rental yield is the number landlords in other parts of Oshawa are jealous of. If you own a house here and are not renting it out, you are leaving roughly $2,955 a month on the table. Compared to nearby Vanier, Central, and Farewell, Stevenson houses are priced higher - which tells us buyers see something worth paying for.
We are not going to sugarcoat this one. Condos in Stevenson are under pressure. The average HonestDoor Price is $195,267, up 2.71% from the previous period, but the predicted market value has dropped to $190,117 - down 7.32% recently and below the 3-month moving average of $196,200.
On the neighbourhood leaderboard, Stevenson condos rank 16 out of 19 in Oshawa for growth. That puts us near the bottom of the pack right now. If you own a condo here, that is not a reason to panic - but it is a reason to pay attention.
The rental yield on condos is 4.30%, which is moderate but not exciting. Nearby neighbourhoods like Farewell ($433,116) and Central ($720,305) are priced significantly higher for condos, which suggests Stevenson condos are either a value play for buyers or a sign that demand here is softer than elsewhere.
Here is the thing about your city assessment - it is a snapshot from the past. The city looks at sale data from a fixed point in time and locks that number in. Your HonestDoor Price updates in real time, pulling from actual market activity happening right now.
For Stevenson homeowners, that gap matters. If your city assessment is sitting at a number from a year or two ago, it is almost certainly not reflecting the 3.73% growth that house owners have seen. That means you could be making decisions - about selling, refinancing, or even just understanding your net worth - based on a stale number.
Your HonestDoor Price is the real-world check. It is what a buyer would actually pay today, not what a government spreadsheet says you are worth.
For house owners, the timing is reasonable. You are sitting above your neighbours in Vanier ($625,132), Central ($619,571), and Farewell ($629,295) on average HonestDoor Price. Buyers comparing neighbourhoods will see Stevenson as a step up. The short-term predicted dip to $612,188 is worth watching, but the 3.73% growth trend gives you a solid story to tell.
For condo owners, summer 2025 is a trickier call. A -7.32% recent change and a bottom-tier growth rank means the market is not doing you any favours right now. If you need to sell, price it sharp and price it right. If you can wait, watch the next 60 to 90 days closely.
Either way, the first move is the same - pull your HonestDoor Price, compare it to what the city has on file, and know your real number before you do anything else. That is just smart.
stevenson | oshawa | october 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.