Home prices from coast-to-coast including Kelowna

Home prices in Canada vary widely from coast-to-coast, city-to-city. Houses in Vancouver and Victoria are the priciest, Central Okangan is up there too while Windsor-Essex boasts the least-expensive residential real estate.

January 2010 Average Price
Year-over-year % price change

Victoria
$509,514
+18.1%

Greater Vancovuer
$637,637
+18.9%

Edmonton
$314,783
-0.7%

Calgary
$382,009
+5.5%

Regina
$240,274
+12.5%

Winnipeg
$213,34
+15.9%

Windsor-Essex
$153,352
+1.2%

Toronto
$409,058
+19%

Ottawa
$323,762
+11.3%

Montreal
$283,890
+10.7%

Quebec
$229,875
+3.3%

Saint John
$168,439
+8.4%

Halifax-Dartmouth
$241, 968
-0.4%

Newfounland and Labrador
$235, 741
+22.5%


Kelowna
$518,286
+20%
City of Kelowna includes the areas of Black Mountain*, Dilworth Mountain, Ellison*, Glenmore, Joe Riche*, Kelowna North, Kelowna South, Lower Mission, North Glenmore, Rutland North, Rutland South, Southeast Kelowna, Springfield/Spall, University District and Upper Mission. *Portions of fall under the jurisdiction of Regional District of Central Okanagan.

Central Okangan
$484,065
+17.61%
Central Okanagan includes Beaverdell/Carmi, Black Mountain, Big White, Carr's Landing District, Dilworth Mountain, Ellison, Fintry, Glenmore, Glenrosa, Joe Ritchie, Kelowna North, Kelowna South, Lake Country East/Oyama, Lakeview Heights, Lower Mission, Lake Country West, North Glenmore, Peachland, Rutland North, Rutland South, Southeast Kelowna, Shannon Lake/Smith Creek, Springfield/Spall, University District, Upper Mission, Westbank, West Kelowna and the Westside.

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(Stats source: Canadian Real Estate Association and Okanagan Mainline Real Estate Board)