Centennial, Oshawa Real Estate Market Report, October 2026

Housing stock

What kind of homes are in Centennial, Oshawa?

Centennial, Oshawa's housing stock over the last 12 months of sales was 86 percent detached homes and 11 percent semi-detached, with detached homes selling for a median of $728,250. Overall prices sit about 21 percent below the Durham Region median.

Market behaviour

When do homes sell in Centennial, Oshawa?

Homes in Centennial, Oshawa recently took an average of 21 days to sell. Across roughly twenty years of sales, May has been the busiest month for closings and December the quietest, which matters when timing a listing.

Getting around

How is the commute from Centennial, Oshawa?

From Centennial map centre, Oshawa GO is about a 19 minute drive (9.9 km), with Lakeshore East trains into Toronto's Union Station. From Centennial map centre, the nearest 400-series access is Highway 407 at Simcoe St, roughly 9 minutes away by car.

Drive times use Mapbox Directions from Centennial map centre in typical traffic. They are not a route from a specific address and vary with conditions.

Living in Centennial, Oshawa

What is it like to live in Centennial, Oshawa?

The housing stock is primarily detached homes, 86 percent of recent sales, alongside a meaningful semi-detached segment at 11 percent. Green space in and around the area includes North Oshawa Park, Northway Court Park, Russett Park, Somerset Park, among others.

Schools

Schools near Centennial, Oshawa

Centennial is in Oshawa, where public schools are run by the Durham District School Board (DDSB) and Catholic schools by the Durham Catholic District School Board (DCDSB). Conseil scolaire Viamonde and Conseil scolaire catholique MonAvenir also serve Oshawa with French-language schools. Boundaries are set by the boards, they change, and the only authority on which school an address attends is the board's own locator. The schools named below come from map data, checked against the boards' and the Ministry of Education's school lists; they are not a catchment list. Schools in and around the area include Queen Elizabeth Public School.

• Queen Elizabeth Public School (DDSB)

School names come from map data and are shown only when the school is on a board's or the Ministry of Education's school list. School names, boards and grades were checked on October 29, 2026 against the school boards' own directories and the Ontario Ministry of Education school lists. Confirm the school for any specific address with the board locators above. Boundaries and programs are determined solely by the boards.