Statistics Canada data shows residential property ownership and sale trends across Canadian provinces and territories for 2023-2024. In Prince Edward Island, property owners increased from 84,215 to 84,795, with median assessment values rising to $192,000. Nova Scotia saw a 1.3% increase in owners to 510,740, while median sale prices for residents rose to $316,000. New Brunswick reported 419,275 property owners, with resident median sale prices at $188,000. Ontario had 6,386,790 owners, maintaining a median assessment value of $428,000. British Columbia showed 2,320,025 owners, with resident median sale prices at $1,000,000. Some regions, like Alberta, had incomplete data due to confidentiality requirements. Non-resident ownership and sale price data varied significantly across provinces, reflecting diverse market dynamics.
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