Supply is the biggest lever. At 1.63 months of supply, buyers have fewer active listings to choose from than a balanced market, which favours a seller who prices correctly from day one over one who starts high and chases the market down with repeated price cuts.
Condition and presentation move the timeline the rest of the way. A home that shows well in listing photos, has recent maintenance documented and is priced against genuine comparables gets more early showings than one that needs a buyer to imagine past clutter or deferred repairs.
There is no reliable public figure for average days on market by neighbourhood, so treat any number you see online as a rough citywide average rather than a prediction for your street. Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.