Cost| Market | Index — year over year |
|---|---|
| Canada | 120.5 — -2.3% |
| Toronto | 105.8 — -4.6% |
| Vancouver | 122.5 — -3.4% |
| Calgary | 129.8 — -1.1% |
| Edmonton | 106.0 — -0.9% |
| Ottawa | 161.5 — -0.5% |
| Montreal | 159.5 — 3.4% |
| Halifax | 128.6 — 1.0% |
| Winnipeg | 148.3 — 2.6% |
Statistics Canada's New Housing Price Index put the Canada-wide reading at 120.5 for 2026-07, down 2.3% from a year earlier. Toronto showed the steepest year-over-year decline among the tracked cities at 105.8, down 4.6%, followed by Vancouver at 122.5, down 3.4%.
Not every market moved the same direction: Montreal's index rose 3.4% year over year to 159.5, and Winnipeg was up 2.6% to 148.3, while Halifax edged up 1.0% to 128.6. Calgary (129.8, down 1.1%), Ottawa (161.5, down 0.5%), and Edmonton (106.0, down 0.9%) were closer to flat.
Sources
- Statistics Canada — retrieved 2026-09-14