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Prices split along the old fault line

Average residential price, September 2026 vs September 2025, by province

Unit: % year over year
Prices split along the old fault lineOntario (−4.3%) and B.C. (−2.4%) fell on price while Alberta (+5.2%), Manitoba (+4.5%) and Newfoundland & Labrador (+7.0%) rose. Unit: % year over year. Actual (NSA), same month a year earlier. Use left and right arrow keys to inspect observations. The data table follows the chart.Prices split along the old fault lineChange vs Sept 2025% year over year-5%-2.5%0%2.5%5%7.5%B.C.-2.4%Ontario-4.3%Quebec2.2%Alberta5.2%Saskatchewan3.5%Manitoba4.5%New Brunswick0.5%Nova Scotia1.2%P.E.I.1.4%Newfoundland & Labrador7%Homies Research, using CREA MLS® Systems data (Homies stats feed) · Through 2026-09Actual (NSA), same month a year earlierHOMIES RESEARCH
B.C.: -2.4%

Ontario (−4.3%) and B.C. (−2.4%) fell on price while Alberta (+5.2%), Manitoba (+4.5%) and Newfoundland & Labrador (+7.0%) rose.

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

Actual (NSA), same month a year earlier · Average price is mix-sensitive; small provinces swing on low volume.

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Prices split along the old fault line. Unit: % year over year. Actual (NSA), same month a year earlier
MarketChange vs Sept 2025
B.C.-2.4%
Ontario-4.3%
Quebec2.2%
Alberta5.2%
Saskatchewan3.5%
Manitoba4.5%
New Brunswick0.5%
Nova Scotia1.2%
P.E.I.1.4%
Newfoundland & Labrador7%

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