Chart 2.3
Average value of dwellings by census metropolitan area, 2011

Chart 2.3 Average value of dwellings by CMA, 2011

Data table for Chart 2.3

Data table for Chart 2.3
Average value of dwellings by census metropolitan area, 2011
Table summary
This table displays the data for Chart 2.3. Average value of dwellings by census metropolitan area. The information is grouped by CMA (appearing as row headers), Average value per dwelling (dollars), 2011 (appearing as column headers).
CMA	Average value per dwelling ($), 2011
Newer CMAs
Guelph	348,718
Abbotsford–Mission	413,248
Trois-Rivières	164,604
Brantford	268,622
Barrie	304,575
Peterborough	277,524
Moncton	172,546
Kelowna	481,793
Sherbrooke	222,563
Kingston	304,510
Mid-size and small CMAs
St. John's	285,415
Saguenay	181,559
Thunder Bay	184,779
Regina	328,149
Victoria	586,108
Oshawa	307,338
Saint John	193,331
Windsor	199,090
Greater Sudbury	250,513
Kitchener–Cambridge–Waterloo	317,549
Saskatoon	345,583
Ottawa–Gatineau (Que.)	245,332
St. Catharines–Niagara	250,815
London	256,882
Hamilton	343,367
Halifax	268,612
Québec	251,928
Winnipeg	266,127
Large CMAs
Ottawa–Gatineau (Ont.)	383,284
Calgary	466,438
Vancouver	691,550
Edmonton	394,904
Montréal	320,696
Toronto	495,394
Notes: Value of dwelling refers to the dollar amount expected by the owner if the dwelling were to be sold. Data apply to owner-occupied dwellings only. CMAs were categorized as large, mid-size or small based on the 2011 built-up area using geometric intervals. Newer CMAs—those not populated enough to quality as CMAs in 1971—were then grouped separately. Sources: Statistics Canada, Environment, Energy, and Transportation Statistics Division, 2016, special tabulation of data from Statistics Canada, 2013, 2011 National Household Survey, Catalogue no. 99-014-X2011030.

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