Spring's advantage is real: longer daylight, snow-free curb appeal and school-year timing all encourage families to move between spring and summer, which pulls a larger pool of buyers into the market at once.
The tradeoff is that every other seller notices the same thing, so spring also brings the year's heaviest competition from newly listed homes, which can offset the larger buyer pool if your house is not standing out on condition and price.
A well-prepared house can outperform a mediocre spring listing in almost any season. Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.