Home Buyer's Guide, sponsored by TDHome Buyer's GuideSponsorship
Updated: Wed, 16 Jan 2013 19:00:00 GMT | By MSN Money
Top 10 least expensive cities to buy a home

The cheapest places in Canada to become a homeowner.

The cheapest places in Canada to become a homeowner.
Next
Previous
Previous
  • The cheapest places in Canada to become a homeowner.
  • Kitchener, Ontario (© iStock)
  • St. John's, Newfoundland
  • Halifax, Nova Scotia (© iStock)
  • Winnipeg, Manitoba
  • London and St Thomas, Ontario (© Dave Chidley/CP Photo)
  • St. Catharines, Ontario (© Simon Wilson/The Canadian Press Images)
  • Sudbury, Ontario
Next
Previous1 of 11Next
Share this Gallery

The number of homes sold throughout Canada continued its downward trend with 0.5 per cent less homes sold in December than a month earlier. This month marked a dramatic change, however, from a year earlier, with 17.4 per cent less homes sold (not seasonally adjusted). The average price for homes actually rose by 1.6 per cent over the last year. Where are house prices the lowest in Canada? Click through to find out.

Canada

December '12: $352,787
Change from November '12: - 1.1%
Change from December '11: + 1.6%
Number of units sold: 20,538
Source: CREA

* Non-seasonally adjusted

* December data for Quebec markets is under embargo until Jan. 22 and so is not included in this gallery.

* Priciest cities to buy a home

Image Search for homes for sale on Bing
Image
Previous 1 of 1 Next
loading
See more results results by

Banking and mortgage calculators

Money videos

Recently recommended stories