What the typical house for sale looks like in Canada’s best communities

Check out properties on the market, representing every province’s top-rated neighborhood from our 2021 rating of Canada’s finest communities

For a lot of city dwellers, decamping from the large metropolis can open the door to first-time dwelling possession. Pictured are properties on the market, representing every province’s top-rated neighborhood from our rating, at concerning the benchmark value in every. The benchmark is the price of a typical dwelling in a given space, calculated by means of the MLS Dwelling Value Index. The place no benchmark was accessible, we used the neighborhood’s common dwelling value.

Langford, B.C. – $599,000

Edmonton, Alberta – $320,000

(Courtesy of Morgan Moen/RE/MAX)

Saskatoon, Sask. – $307,500

(Courtesy of Brent Herman/Realty Executives Saskatoon)

Winnipeg, Man. – $305,750

(Courtesy of Joel Inexperienced/Century 21 Bachman and Associates)

St. Thomas, Ont. – $509,900

(Courtesy of Jeff Farrugia/The Realty Agency Inc.)

Châteauguay, Quebec – $455,000

(Courtesy of Hausvalet, Joanie Lavoie and Marie-Ève Crépeau)

Fredericton, N.B. – $229,000

(Courtesy of Kevin Hollohan/RE/MAX East Coast Elite)

Halifax, N.S. – $460,000

(Courtesy of Geri Barrington/Royal LePage Atlantic)

Charlottetown, P.E.I. – $325,000

(Courtesy of Lyla Li/Century21)

Nook Brook, Nfld. – $269,000

(Courtesy of Randall Hobbs/Royal LePage)