As of July 25, 2026, the median asking price for houses in
400 North, Barrie is $499,900.
Compared with the other neighbourhoods in Barrie:
Higher-priced than 400 North, Barrie:
South Shore ($1,444,450, about 188.9% higher), City Centre ($1,422,500, about 184.6% higher), Lakeshore ($1,394,900, about 179% higher), Allandale Centre ($968,450, about 93.7% higher), Bayshore ($919,950, about 84% higher), Innis-Shore ($899,000, about 79.8% higher), North Shore ($884,900, about 77% higher), Ardagh ($867,000, about 73.4% higher), Rural Barrie Southeast ($849,900, about 70% higher), 400 West ($834,900, about 67% higher), Little Lake ($817,394, about 63.5% higher), Edgehill Drive ($814,999, about 63% higher), Northwest ($799,900, about 60% higher), Painswick South ($799,000, about 59.8% higher), Codrington ($767,000, about 53.4% higher), Holly ($744,950, about 49% higher), East Bayfield ($739,950, about 48% higher), Allandale Heights ($729,950, about 46% higher), Wellington ($729,900, about 46% higher), Painswick North ($724,900, about 45% higher), Allandale ($719,000, about 43.8% higher), Rural Barrie Southwest ($699,450, about 39.9% higher), Sunnidale ($699,450, about 39.9% higher), Georgian Drive ($699,000, about 39.8% higher), Queen's Park ($698,500, about 39.7% higher), Grove East ($691,450, about 38.3% higher), West Bayfield ($683,450, about 36.7% higher), Letitia Heights ($649,000, about 29.8% higher), Cundles East ($647,700, about 29.6% higher), Bayfield ($599,000, about 19.8% higher), and Sanford ($514,894, about 3% higher).