As of September 23, 2026, the median asking price for houses in
North Shore, Barrie is $1,331,900.
Compared with the other neighbourhoods in Barrie:
Higher-priced than North Shore, Barrie:
South Shore ($1,978,000, about 48.5% higher) and Lakeshore ($1,354,900, about 1.7% higher).
Lower-priced than North Shore, Barrie:
400 West ($1,084,450, about 18.6% lower), Innis-Shore ($899,500, about 32.5% lower), Bayshore ($875,000, about 34.3% lower), Ardagh ($829,900, about 37.7% lower), Allandale Centre ($828,800, about 37.8% lower), Rural Barrie Southeast ($819,777, about 38.5% lower), Little Lake ($817,394, about 38.6% lower), Edgehill Drive ($774,900, about 41.8% lower), Painswick South ($754,950, about 43.3% lower), Codrington ($750,000, about 43.7% lower), East Bayfield ($739,900, about 44.4% lower), Holly ($734,900, about 44.8% lower), Sunnidale ($724,000, about 45.6% lower), Northwest ($710,000, about 46.7% lower), Allandale ($700,000, about 47.4% lower), Allandale Heights ($699,945, about 47.4% lower), Georgian Drive ($697,000, about 47.7% lower), Wellington ($689,000, about 48.3% lower), Painswick North ($679,900, about 49% lower), West Bayfield ($679,000, about 49% lower), Rural Barrie Southwest ($672,400, about 49.5% lower), Cundles East ($659,900, about 50.5% lower), 400 North ($649,950, about 51.2% lower), Queen's Park ($649,900, about 51.2% lower), Grove East ($649,750, about 51.2% lower), City Centre ($649,000, about 51.3% lower), Letitia Heights ($615,000, about 53.8% lower), and Sanford ($515,000, about 61.3% lower).