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For Other - Last Updated Jun 01 2026

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Canada's housing markets: Activity slowing amid U.S. trade war and elevated energy prices.

Canadian housing markets are feeling the impact of the U.S. trade war and ongoing higher oil prices, contributing to a slowdown in many markets in 2026. 

After suggesting a mid-year recovery had begun, national housing activity cooled in August 2026, with average home sales down 6.9% year over year. Most markets showed a downward sales trend this month, ranging from -31.8% in the Northwest Territories (NWT) to -2.1% in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). Centres posting sales gains ranged from +19.1 in the Yukon to +6.3% in Quebec CMA.

Canada's average home price rose slightly by 0.6% year over year to $668,219. Some areas, like the Yukon and Victoria, showed price increases ranging from +8.4% to +1.4%. Home prices dropped in the GTA, Halifax-Dartmouth, Winnipeg, the Greater Vancouver Area (GVA), and NWT.

New listings fell 3.2% compared to August last year. The NWT and the GTA reported the largest drops at -17.6% and -14.1%. Yukon and Quebec saw the biggest influx of listings, up 37.5% and 23.9%. 

Canada's average SNLR (sales-to-new-listings ratio) tightened but remained a balanced market at 51%. 

Source: CREA Monthly News Release

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Canada August 2026 Housing Statistics

Number Sold% YOYAverage Price% YOYNew Listings% YOY
GTA5,057-2.1993,410-2.712,075-14.1
Calgary2,263-11.0650,730+5.04,160-7.0
GVA1,870-3.51,218,333-0.94,025-4.7
Montreal CMA2,853-13.1682,832+2.45,876+7.7
Ottawa866-19.3707,515+1.51,832-0.3
Quebec CMA677+6.3491,920+3.91,062+23.9
Winnipeg1,211-5.9408,249-1.61,925+9.8
Victoria567+12.91,014,748+1.41,040+7.5
Halifax441-7.0592,675-1.9663+4.9
Northwest Territories30-31.8505,633-0.628-17.6
Yukon56+19.1640,416+8.488+37.5

Data Source: CREA Monthly News Release and QPAREB's Monthly Statistics

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