Sudbury Real Estate & Homes for Sale

Demographics

The population of Sudbury was 164,689 during the 2016 Census; this means that Sudbury witnessed an increase of 1622 residents, resulting in only a 1.0% population growth rate. The city of Sudbury, with an area of 3,924.48 square kilometres, has a population density of 42.0 people per square kilometre.

• AGE: Sudbury's residents have an average age of 42.2 years, which is more than the national average. Here in Sudbury, the majority age group constitutes the working-age group which ranges from 15 to 64 years. The second largest group is 65 years and over people, who make up 18.3% of the total population. The smallest age group ranges from 85 years and above and accounts for only 2.3%. Only 20 people in Sudbury at the time of the 2016 census were above 100 years.

• IMMIGRANTS: The total number of immigrants in Sudbury is 9,360. A total of 1,005 immigrants migrated to Sudbury from 2011 to 2016. Around 710 non-permanent residents were present at the time of the Census.

• DIVERSITY: The total percent of the visible minority out of Sudbury population is 3.7%. The most significant visible minority is South Asians, making up 24.8% of the total population. The second-largest visible minority population is composed of Blacks accounting for 24.1%. Blacks are followed by the Chinese population, counting 985 people.

Homes For Sale in Sudbury

Dwellings in Sudbury are of various types based on their structure, including apartments, rowhouses, detached houses, and semi-detached houses:

• Total Dwellings: 70,445

• Single Detached Houses: 43,750

• Apartments: 4,455

• Other Attached Dwellings: 21,690

• Semi Detached Houses: 3,245

• Townhouses: 2,885

• Apartments Duplex: 4,220

• Other Apartments: 11,185

• Other Single Attached Houses: 160

• Movable Dwellings: 545

People living in private households was 161,815

The average household size was 2.3.

Sudbury Housing Market

• Total number of homes sold in Sudbury (September 2021): 271 units

• Percentage change in the number of homes sold in September 2021 as compared to September 2020: 5.9% decrease

• The average price of homes sold in Sudbury (September 2021): $404,172

• Percentage change in the average price of homes as compared to September 2020: 19.1% increase

• Number of new listings in the month of September (2021): 279 units

• Percentage change in the number of new listings in Sudbury: 21.4% decrease as compared to September 2020

Rentals

• Currently, the average rent for a 1-bedroom apartment in SUDBURY, ON is $1,400. This indicates a 19% increase as compared to the previous year.

• Currently, the average rent for a 2-bedroom apartment in SUDBURY, ON is $1,545. This indicates a 3% increase as compared to the previous year.

EDUCATION:

There are around four school boards in the city which are as follows:

• Rainbow District School Board (English public schooling education)

• Sudbury Catholic District School Board (English-language Catholic education)

• Conseil scolaire de district du Grand Nord de l'Ontario (French-language public schools)

• Conseil scolaire catholique du Nouvel-Ontario (French-language Catholic education)

Post Secondary Education

Greater Sudbury has three main postsecondary institutions, which are:

• Laurentian University (an undergraduate bilingual university with approximately 9,000 students)

• Cambrian College – (English college of applied arts and technology with 4,500 full-time and 7,500 part-time students)

• Collège Boréal – ( A francophone college with 2,000 students enrolled)

Recreation

• Science North: Science North is an interactive science museum situated in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. This is Northern Ontario's most popular tourist attraction and an educational resource for children and adults across the globe, which features two snowflake-shaped buildings on the southwestern shore of Ramsey Lake and a former ice hockey arena that includes the complex's entrance and an IMAX theatre. It consists of an IMAX® with Laser theatre, digital Planetarium, a butterfly gallery, special exhibits hall, and so much more !

• Big Nickel and Dynamic Earth: The big nickel is the largest coin in the world. It is a replica of the 1951 Canadian nickel and symbolizes the contribution of Sudbury to the Canadian economy. The general public has access to roam freely under the 13000-kg coin.

• Bell Park Walkway: Bell Park Walkway is a municipal park in Sudbury, which follows the west shoreline of Ramsey Lake and is roughly parallel to Paris Street. The park is named after a businessman William J. Bell donated the park site out of his estate land to the city by him upon his death.

• Vermillion Lake: Vermilion Lake is located in Fairbank township. This lake was created when a logging company, Domtar, placed a dam at the outflow portion of the Vermillion River. This stopped the flow of water, flooding the area and creating the lake. In addition, the logging company used the lake to float timber to a collection station.

FAQs (Sudbury Real Estate)

• Q1 What is the average rent for a 1-bedroom apartment in Sudbury, ON ?

The average rent for a 1-bedroom apartment in Sudbury, ON is $1400, representing a 19% increase compared to last year.

• Q2 What is the average rent for a 2-bedroom apartment in Sudbury, ON ?

The average rent for a 2-bedroom apartment in Sudbury, ON is $1,545, representing a 3% increase compared to the last year.

• Q3 What is the average price of homes sold in Sudbury, ON ?

The average price of homes sold in Sudbury, ON, in September 2021 is $404,172.

• Q4 What is the total number of new listings in the month of September in Sudbury, ON ?

The total number of new listings in September in Sudbury, ON is 279 units.

• Q5 What is the total number of occupied private dwellings (by structural type) in Sudbury, ON ?

The total number of occupied private dwellings (by structural type) in Sudbury, ON is 70,445.