Why Paris isn't one housing market.
How Old Paris, Grandville, Paris North and Paris Links differ — and why the right comparison starts with location and housing era, not price alone.
Coming soonJaime Telfer helps buyers, sellers and investors make confident moves in Paris, Ontario — grounded in real market data, honest advice, and a lifetime of knowing this community from the inside.
Jaime grew up on her family's farm — a family that has worked the land since the 1800s and farms nearly 5,000 acres today. She showed horses from childhood and ran the family goat barn, so hard work, straight talk and reading a situation honestly were part of daily life long before real estate.
Now based in Paris, Jaime brings that same grounded approach to buyers, sellers and investors: clear market data instead of hype, honest opinions instead of sales pressure, and local knowledge you can't get from a listing site. Jaime is a team member of the Benson Crew Real Estate team, brokered by Real Broker Ontario Ltd.
Figures combine ITSO and TRREB sales across Paris, deduplicated, 2025 through 2026 year-to-date. Median sold price and median days on market are drawn from 517 sales with recorded prices.
Paris grew in clear chapters — from the historic centre to the newest communities on its edges. Start with the area that fits your life, then dig into the numbers.

Historic streets, mature trees and a wide mix of housing close to downtown and the rivers. No two properties are quite the same — that's both the appeal and the reason details matter here.

A newer, established community that began taking shape around 2015–2016. Modern floor plans, a more consistent housing era and a settled neighbourhood feel.

Recent construction, contemporary layouts and streets still taking shape. Here, understanding future phases and nearby development matters as much as the home itself.

Paris's newest growth area, with brand-new homes and more change still ahead. Lot position, future roads and surrounding plans all deserve a careful look.
*Paris Links median is drawn from a small sample of higher-end new sales. Area medians: merged ITSO + TRREB 2025–2026, deduplicated.
How the four areas compare, what to ask when touring an older home versus a new build, and the questions that reveal the right street for your life — written from local experience, not a brochure.
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Paris sits at the meeting of the Grand and Nith rivers, about 15 minutes from Brantford — a small town with a real downtown, a growing edge, and four distinct housing chapters. The overall median sold price across 2025–2026 is $705,000, with a median 24 days on market.
| Area | Character | Median sold |
|---|---|---|
| Old Paris | Historic centre, mature streets, mixed housing eras | $630,000 |
| Grandville | South end, mostly post-2015, settled feel | $785,000 |
| Paris North | 2022 to present, contemporary, still growing | $692,650 |
| Paris Links | Newest edge, brand-new homes (small sample) | $1,220,000 |
Call or text Jaime at (519) 717-0219, or email jaime@bensoncrew.ca — tell her your timeline and what matters most, and she'll narrow the search to the streets worth your time.

Get Jaime's Home Value Hub estimate — then she'll personally review your property against the right comparable sales in your part of Paris and complete a considered home evaluation.
Compare a purchase price, down payment, rate and amortization before you fall in love with a house. Uses standard Canadian semi-annual compounding — an estimate, not a mortgage approval.
Straight answers to the questions Paris buyers and sellers ask most.
Across 2025–2026, Paris homes sold at a median price of $705,000 with a median 24 days on market — a balanced, steady market. But Paris isn't one market: Old Paris medians sit near $630,000 while newer areas run higher. The area you're buying or selling in matters more than the town-wide average.
Old Paris suits buyers who want character, mature streets and downtown walkability. Grandville fits those wanting newer homes in a settled community. Paris North and Paris Links suit new-construction buyers comfortable with growing neighbourhoods. Tell Jaime your daily routine and budget and she'll narrow it fast.
Neither is better — they demand different due diligence. Older homes need a careful read on condition: roof, systems, foundation, renovation history. New builds need a read on the builder, warranty, and what's still planned around you. Jaime walks buyers through both checklists before offer day, not after.
Start with Jaime's Home Value Hub for an instant estimate, then she personally reviews your property against the most relevant comparable sales in your area and completes a considered evaluation. Automated numbers are a starting point — local judgment finishes the job.
The median is 24 days from list to firm sale across 2025–2026. Well-priced homes in the most competitive segments move faster; overpriced homes wait. Pricing to the local data — not to hope — is what keeps you near the median instead of above it.
Yes. Jaime works with investors on a numbers-first basis: realistic rents, realistic carrying costs, and honest reads on which Paris areas and price points cash-flow — and which don't.
Start with the Moving to Paris guide above, then book a call with Jaime. Many Paris newcomers default to a Toronto agent out of habit — a Paris-based agent knows the streets, the builders and the local pricing in a way an out-of-town agent can't.
Call or text (519) 717-0219, email jaime@bensoncrew.ca, or send the form below. Tell Jaime what you're planning and your timeline — the first conversation is about your goals, never a pitch.
Practical reads on Paris neighbourhoods, buying, selling and market shifts — written by Jaime, from the ground.
How Old Paris, Grandville, Paris North and Paris Links differ — and why the right comparison starts with location and housing era, not price alone.
Coming soonCharacter homes call for property-specific due diligence. Newer communities demand a clear read on plans, phases and what may still change around you.
Coming soonWhat the 24-day median really means for sellers — and how pricing strategy decides whether you're near the median or sitting above it.
Coming soonBuying, selling, investing, or still weighing your options — tell Jaime what you're considering and when you hope to move.
Jaime Telfer · Real Broker Ontario Ltd.
Paris, Ontario