Where Home Prices Are Rising and Falling in Canada
Across the 105 areas with at least 30 sales in our latest reports, prices were higher than a year earlier in 34 of the 105 areas and lower in 70. The biggest rise was in Forest Hill South & Oakwood–Vaughan (Greater Toronto Area), +40.8%, and the biggest drop in The Kingsway & Central Etobicoke (Greater Toronto Area), -22.8%. Market by market, the average price was higher than a year earlier in 5 of the 13 markets and lower in 8.
By the HousingPortal.ca team · Data: every board's latest report, October 2026 · Updated
Biggest price increases
| Forest Hill South & Oakwood–Vaughan | Greater Toronto Area | $1,835,751 | +40.8% | 62 |
| Bighorn Region | Calgary | $1,132,826 | +18.2% | 47 |
| Foothills Region | Calgary | $822,233 | +15.5% | 103 |
| High Park & South Parkdale | Greater Toronto Area | $1,269,569 | +13.2% | 51 |
| Bedford Park & Lawrence Manor | Greater Toronto Area | $2,202,807 | +13.1% | 62 |
| Leaside & Thorncliffe Park | Greater Toronto Area | $1,498,487 | +13% | 38 |
| Strathroy-Caradoc | London | $669,705 | +11.4% | 31 |
| Davisville Village & Midtown Toronto | Greater Toronto Area | $1,060,985 | +9.5% | 59 |
| South Shore of Quebec City | Quebec City | $461,822 | +8.7% | 216 |
| Newtonbrook East & Willowdale East | Greater Toronto Area | $983,473 | +8.3% | 77 |
Biggest price drops
| The Kingsway & Central Etobicoke | Greater Toronto Area | $1,053,537 | -22.8% | 115 |
| Highland Region | Nova Scotia | $297,671 | -17.3% | 43 |
| Agincourt & Malvern West | Greater Toronto Area | $698,435 | -15.9% | 54 |
| Innisfil | Greater Toronto Area | $800,697 | -14.4% | 40 |
| The Annex & Yorkville | Greater Toronto Area | $1,599,139 | -14.1% | 70 |
| Moore Park & Rosedale | Greater Toronto Area | $3,087,859 | -13.9% | 36 |
| Keelesdale & Eglinton West | Greater Toronto Area | $818,465 | -13.9% | 32 |
| Kingsview Village-The Westway & Richview | Greater Toronto Area | $889,530 | -13.7% | 33 |
| South Shore | Nova Scotia | $440,308 | -12% | 99 |
| Brampton | Greater Toronto Area | $825,183 | -11.7% | 435 |
By market
| Quebec City | +4.1% | October 2026 |
| Winnipeg | +3.9% | October 2026 |
| Burlington | +2% | October 2026 |
| Nova Scotia | +1.2% | September 2026 |
| Edmonton | +0.5% | October 2026 |
| Waterloo Region | -0.4% | October 2026 |
| Montreal | -0.4% | October 2026 |
| Calgary | -0.4% | October 2026 |
| London | -1.9% | September 2026 |
| Greater Toronto Area | -2.7% | October 2026 |
| Greater Vancouver | -3.1% | October 2026 |
| Ottawa | -4.5% | October 2026 |
| Hamilton | -7.8% | October 2026 |
Yearly change: the price against the same month a year earlier. Areas are the finest level each board reports with at least 30 sales in the month, so a region and its own towns are not both listed. Greater Vancouver's areas are measured by the MLS® benchmark price, the others by average sale price. Each market links to its full report.
Canada Housing Market: Quick Answers
Where are home prices falling in Canada?
The biggest yearly drops in the areas we track: The Kingsway & Central Etobicoke, Greater Toronto Area (-22.8%); Highland Region, Nova Scotia (-17.3%); Agincourt & Malvern West, Greater Toronto Area (-15.9%).
Where are home prices rising in Canada?
The biggest yearly rises in the areas we track: Forest Hill South & Oakwood–Vaughan, Greater Toronto Area (+40.8%); Bighorn Region, Calgary (+18.2%); Foothills Region, Calgary (+15.5%).
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