The report published by Royal Lepage on Wednesday predicts the median price of a single -family house in Canada’s so -called leisure regions to 4% in comparison with the previous yr to $ 652,808.
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The national increase reflects the expected price increases on every provincial market, which is given from an appreciation of 8% in Atlantic Canada at a median price of $ 498,852 and a rise in quebec by 7.5% to $ 457.198.
Alberta stays the most costly province that has a leisure house, and Royal Lepage predicts a rise within the median price of a single-family property to almost $ 1.3 million, followed by BC at $ 951,762 by 2%. Ontario is in third place at an expected mean price of 647,107 US dollars, which could be 1% over 2024.
In the price -effective region that mixes Manitoba and Saskatchewan, the report forecast the median price to 4.5% to $ 310,052.
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Demand for holiday properties in Canada
The President and CEO of Royal Lepage, Phil Soper, said that the demand for leisure properties was still strong but balanced after three years of double -digit price growth during and after pandemic.
He said many families still had a “deeply rooted wish” to own a vacation home, and that’s probably not that economic uncertainty and geopolitical tensions will change.
“Fortunately, the pandemie era scramble after leisure properties, which once reminded of a modern gold rush, has loosened after the chaos of the bidding wars and thin stocks,” said Soper in a explanation.
“While the mainstream market is more sensitive to economic changes, demand in the leisure segment also remains steadfast in times of the market.”
