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Balanced on paper, sliding toward buyers

Canada · residential · sales-to-new-listings ratio (SA), 2005–Sept 2026, vs CREA long-term average

Unit: % (ratio)
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Balanced on paper, sliding toward buyersThe SA sales-to-new-listings ratio eased to 48.8% from 49.1% in August, below CREA's 54.7% long-term average. Unit: % (ratio). Seasonally adjusted. Use left and right arrow keys to inspect observations. The data table follows the chart.Balanced on paper, sliding toward buyersSNLR (SA)CREA long-term average (54.7%)% (ratio)20%40%60%80%100%Jan 2005May 2009Sep 2013Jan 2018May 2022Sep 2026Homies Research, using CREA MLS® Systems data (Homies stats feed) · Through 2026-09Seasonally adjustedHOMIES RESEARCH
Sep 2026SNLR (SA) 48.8%CREA long-term average (54.7%) 54.7%

The SA sales-to-new-listings ratio eased to 48.8% from 49.1% in August, below CREA's 54.7% long-term average.

Source: Homies Research, using CREA MLS® Systems data (Homies stats feed). Reference: 2026-09. Released 2026-10-16. Retrieved 2026-10-27.

Seasonally adjusted · CREA describes 45%–65% as the balanced range; the long-term average is CREA's published figure.

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Balanced on paper, sliding toward buyers. Unit: % (ratio). Seasonally adjusted
PeriodSNLR (SA)CREA long-term average (54.7%)
Oct 202551.2%54.7%
Nov 202551.5%54.7%
Dec 202551.7%54.7%
Jan 202646%54.7%
Feb 202647.7%54.7%
Mar 202647.7%54.7%
Apr 202646.2%54.7%
May 202649.3%54.7%
Jun 202650%54.7%
Jul 202651.1%54.7%
Aug 202649.1%54.7%
Sep 202648.8%54.7%

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