Canada's Housing Supply Split: Why Your Province's Market Looks Nothing Like the National Average
Posted by Christopher Audette on
Saskatchewan home listings dropped 13% year-over-year in March 2026. Meanwhile, Quebec and Alberta saw inventory climb nearly 9%. Same country, same month, completely opposite markets. If you're making a buying or selling decision based on national headlines, you're likely reading the wrong data.
According to CREA and Edge Analytics, active MLS listings across Canada were essentially flat year-over-year as of March 2026. That national figure is technically accurate, and almost entirely misleading. Beneath it, Canadian real estate inventory is moving in sharply opposite directions depending on where you live.
Where Inventory Is Building: Quebec and Alberta
Both Quebec and Alberta posted year-over-year inventory gains of approximately 9%, the…
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