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If you're a homeowner worried about your real estate equity and you live in Quebec City, Winnipeg or Regina. Relax, you're doing just fine. Better than fine, in some cases.

Home Prices Across Canada

Canada's National Composite MLS® HPI fell 4.1% year-over-year in May 2026, actually the smallest annual benchmark decline recorded so far this year (CREA). Sounds like a broad, mild slowdown. Its not evenly spread at all.

CREA specifically confirmed that benchmark prices remain down year-over-year in British Columbia, Alberta, and Ontario, while gains in other provinces are offsetting those losses nationally. So why are Toronto house prices falling while other cities climb? It comes down to these markets correcting harder from a much higher…

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The Toronto and Vancouver markets are still correcting from their pandemic-era peaks. Meanwhile, the rest of the country is rolling along like normal, better than normal, in some cases.

The Toronto and Vancouver House Price Reality

Housing starts are down 11% year-over-year in Toronto and 1% in Vancouver, a sign that even new construction supply has pulled back in response to the correction. British Columbia remains the most buyer-friendly provincial market nationally at 6.7 months of inventory as of May 2026 (WOWA.ca), and days on market have stretched considerably across both Greater Toronto Area communities and Vancouver neighbourhoods.

And yet Greater Vancouver's average price still edged up 2.1% month-over-month to $1,235,658. Why are…

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