If you've been watching the "For Sale" signs on your street and wondering what's actually going on, here's the straight story. The average HonestDoor Price for a house in Westminster sits at $715,318 - up 2.01% from the previous period. That's real money moving in the right direction.
The short-term picture is a little more nuanced. The predicted market value right now is $701,206, which is sitting just below the 3-month moving average of $713,730. In plain language? The market is taking a breather. Not crashing, not surging - just catching its breath after a run-up. For us in Westminster, that's actually a normal, healthy signal.
Let's be honest about the leaderboard stat. Westminster ranks 8 out of 8 for growth among comparable neighbourhoods in Dollard-Des Ormeaux right now. That puts us at the bottom of the local pack for momentum. But context matters here - look at what we're surrounded by.
Westminster is holding a price premium over two of its three closest neighbours. The growth rank is a short-term snapshot, not a verdict on the neighbourhood. Elm Park's predicted value is $704,120 - we're still ahead of them.
Here's something most homeowners in Westminster don't think about until it's too late. Your city assessment is a static number - it gets updated on a schedule that has nothing to do with what buyers are actually paying on your street today. It can be months or even years out of date.
The HonestDoor Price is a real-time check on what your home is actually worth in the current market. Right now, that number is $715,318 for the average Westminster house. If your city assessment is sitting below that, you could be walking into a sale - or a refinance conversation with your bank - with the wrong number in your head. That gap between the assessment and the HonestDoor Price is where homeowners leave money on the table.
Check your HonestDoor Price now. Not next year when the city gets around to updating its records.
If you're weighing a summer sale, here's what the numbers are telling you. The market is not in freefall - a -0.83% recent dip on a base of $715,318 is noise, not a trend. But the growth rank of 8 out of 8 means buyer momentum is softer here than in other parts of DDO right now.
The rental story is actually the strongest argument in your corner. A 5.24% rental yield is a number that gets investor buyers paying attention. If your home could rent for $3,350 a month, that's a compelling pitch to a whole category of buyers beyond just families looking to move in. That widens your pool.
The bottom line for a summer seller - price it sharp, lean on the HonestDoor Price as your anchor, and don't let a stale city assessment set the ceiling on what you ask for. The buyers doing their homework will already know the real number. You should too.
westminster | dollard-des ormeaux | 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.