Southwestern Ontario
Windsor neighbourhoods
Riverfront living with Ontario's lowest entry prices.
15 communities to explore
Homes for sale
600
Median asking price
$299,900
Rentals available
600
Median rent
$1,675/mo
Live market report
Windsor — what the market is doing today
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The Windsor guide
Riverfront living with Ontario's lowest entry prices. Windsor sits in Southwestern Ontario and covers 15 communities — enough variety that two homes at the same price can feel like different towns.
Housing in Windsor runs from condos and lofts near the busiest streets to detached homes on quieter blocks. Prices vary by pocket more than by street.
Right now there are 600 homes for sale in Windsor around a median asking price of $299,900, plus 600 rentals near $1,675 a month. Every community below has its own guide with the homes available there today.
Good to know before you shortlist
- Rental supply in Windsor is thinner than in Toronto, so good units go quickly.
- Property taxes, water and heating costs differ across Southwestern Ontario — factor them into your monthly number, not just the price.
- Newer subdivisions can still be finishing roads, parks and schools; older pockets have them already.
Who Windsor suits
- People who want to live without a car
- Renters and first-time condo buyers
- Investors looking for steady demand
Getting around
- Local transit routes
- VIA Rail service on the Windsor–Toronto corridor
- Highways 401, 402 and 403
Communities in Windsor
Every community in Windsor has its own guide — what it's known for, the homes people buy and rent there, how you get around and what's listed today.
WindsorWalkerville
A well-established pocket of Windsor.
First-time buyersFamiliesRead the Walkerville guide →
WindsorOld Riverside
Close to the water in Windsor.
DownsizersBuyers who want a viewRead the Old Riverside guide →
WindsorSouth Walkerville
A newer pocket of Windsor.
Move-up buyersGrowing familiesRead the South Walkerville guide →
WindsorDowntown Windsor
Windsor living, at street level.
First-time buyersInvestorsRead the Downtown Windsor guide →
WindsorSandwich
A well-established pocket of Windsor.
First-time buyersFamiliesRead the Sandwich guide →
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Remington Park
Settled streets in Windsor.
FamiliesCyclistsRead the Remington Park guide →
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Fontainebleau
Windsor living, on quieter streets.
Long-term ownersFirst-time buyersRead the Fontainebleau guide →
WindsorForest Glade
Settled streets in Windsor.
FamiliesCyclistsRead the Forest Glade guide →
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East Riverside
Windsor living, by the water.
Buyers who want a viewWeekend hostsRead the East Riverside guide →
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South Windsor
Windsor living, on quieter streets.
Low-maintenance buyersMove-up buyersRead the South Windsor guide →
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Roseland
Settled streets in Windsor.
FamiliesLong-term ownersRead the Roseland guide →
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Devonshire
A well-established pocket of Windsor.
First-time buyersFamiliesRead the Devonshire guide →
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Little Italy on Erie
Settled streets in Windsor.
FamiliesLong-term ownersRead the Little Italy on Erie guide →
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Wellington
A well-established pocket of Windsor.
First-time buyersFamiliesRead the Wellington guide →
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Bridgeview
A well-established pocket of Windsor.
First-time buyersFamiliesRead the Bridgeview guide →
Not sure which pocket suits you?
Tell us your budget, must-haves and move date and we'll match you with homes in the right Windsor communities.