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Free Blue Mountains home valuation · MLS® data as of October 23, 2026

What's your Blue Mountains home worth?

Your Blue Mountains home is worth what comparable homes near you sell for, adjusted for its size, condition and upgrades. As a starting point, the 331 homes for sale in Blue Mountains today have a median asking price of $1,055,000. By type, detached homes ask a median $1,549,999 ($758/sq ft), semi-detached homes ask a median $879,000 ($564/sq ft) and freehold townhouses ask a median $835,750 ($575/sq ft). Listings have been on the market for a median of 81 days. New listings over the last three months are up 216% on a year ago, so buyers have more choice than they did then. Enter your address below for a free instant estimate.

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Prepared by Coldwell Banker Summit Realty, Brokerage · MLS® data as of October 23, 2026

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Market snapshot

Blue Mountains market, last 12 months

New listings and homes sold each month, from MLS® records. Counts only: what homes sold for is for signed-in members.

0100200OctDecFebAprJunAugSep
Monthly figures (table)
MonthNew listingsHomes sold
Oct 20252721
Nov 20251929
Dec 20251627
Jan 20262018
Feb 20261511
Mar 20262224
Apr 20264320
May 20265615
Jun 20265229
Jul 20265819
Aug 20268129
Sep 202612326

Source: TRREB MLS® data, compiled by Summitly. Complete months only, as of October 23, 2026.

By home type

What Blue Mountains homes are listed for, by type

Today's active MLS® listings, as of October 23, 2026. Price per square foot uses listings with a size on file.

Property typeFor sale nowMedian askingAsking $/sq ftDays listed
Detached191$1,549,999$75881
Semi-detached22$879,000$564—
Freehold townhouse16$835,750$575—
Condo townhouse41$748,000$499—
Condo apartment61$425,000$621—

Source: TRREB MLS® data, compiled by Summitly. A dash means not enough data to publish.

What homes actually sold for

Blue Mountains sold prices are for members

Board rules (TRREB) let us show what homes sold for only to signed-in members. It's free.

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Timing

Is now a good time to sell in Blue Mountains?

Blue Mountains reads as a buyer's market right now. Over the last 3 complete months, 74 homes sold for every 262 new listings: a sales-to-new-listings ratio of 28%.

Under 40% is usually read as a buyer's market, 40–60% balanced, over 60% a seller's market. A reading of the market, not a promise about price or timing.

How to get top dollar in Blue Mountains

  1. Price from recent Blue Mountains sales of homes like yours, not from asking prices. Buyers compare every listing against what just sold, and a home priced right from day one draws the strongest offers.
  2. Fix the small things first. Paint, lighting, minor repairs and a deep clean return more than most renovations.
  3. Show it at its best. Professional photos, a floor plan and a decluttered, staged home are what buyers see first online.
  4. Plan for the market's pace. Blue Mountains listings have been on the market a median of 81 days — know your timeline and your lowest acceptable price before you list.
  5. Stand out from the extra supply. With more new listings than a year ago, presentation and pricing decide which homes buyers visit.

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What it costs to sell

Plan for legal fees, any mortgage discharge or prepayment penalty, and moving. See what you'd walk away with, line by line.

Net proceeds calculator

How your Blue Mountains estimate works

The most reliable way to value a Blue Mountains home is by what comparable properties have recently sold for nearby, adjusted for size, condition, upgrades and location, together with current market conditions like interest rates, inventory and the season. Summitly's estimate weighs recent Blue Mountains-area MLS® sales most heavily, and shows a low–high range when the model returns one rather than implying false precision.

Online estimates are a starting point, but they can't see inside your home. For a firmer figure, our real estate advisors can prepare a comparative market analysis that accounts for your home's condition, renovations and features — free, with no obligation.

Instant estimate

An automated value for your address from recent MLS® sales nearby, with a low–high range when the model returns one.

Area listings & sales

What's for sale now on this page; what homes sold for, for signed-in members.

Advisor review

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Next steps

Selling in Blue Mountains

Knowing your number is step one. When you're ready, our advisors walk you through every step — backed by Coldwell Banker.

Questions

Blue Mountains home value — FAQ

What is my home worth in Blue Mountains?

Homes listed for sale in Blue Mountains today have a median asking price of $1,055,000 across 331 listings. What your own home is worth depends on recent sales of similar homes on and around your street, its size and condition, and current demand. Enter your address above for a free instant estimate, or ask one of our real estate advisors for a free, no-obligation home evaluation.

How much are Blue Mountains homes listed for by property type?

Median asking prices of current Blue Mountains listings: detached homes $1,549,999 ($758 per sq ft); semi-detached homes $879,000 ($564 per sq ft); freehold townhouses $835,750 ($575 per sq ft); condo townhouses $748,000 ($499 per sq ft); condo apartments $425,000 ($621 per sq ft). Asking prices are what sellers are asking today, not what buyers paid.

How long does it take to sell a home in Blue Mountains?

Homes for sale in Blue Mountains right now have been listed for a median of 81 days. A well-priced, well-presented home usually sells faster than that; an overpriced one tends to sit and then sell for less.

Is it a good time to sell in Blue Mountains?

New listings in Blue Mountains over the last three months are up 216% on a year ago. More competition means pricing and presentation matter more.

What does it cost to sell a home in Blue Mountains?

Besides the sale itself, typical costs include legal fees, any mortgage discharge or prepayment penalty, and moving. Our net proceeds calculator shows what you would walk away with, line by line.

Can I see what homes actually sold for in Blue Mountains?

Yes. Board rules (TRREB) let us show sold prices only to signed-in members who confirm they are genuinely interested in buying or selling. Create a free account to see Blue Mountains sold prices and recent sales near you.

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