Average House Price in Winnipeg
The average house price in Winnipeg is $361,400
In October 2024, house prices in Winnipeg up by 6.4% compared to the previous year.
Average House Price in Winnipeg | |||
2023 | 2024 | 2025 | |
January | $326,800* | $334,700 | |
February | $329,800* | $345,400 | |
March | $335,000* | $353,600 | |
April | $344,600 | $358,000 | |
May | $347,800* | $358,300 | |
June | $347,300* | $362,700 | |
July | $346,500* | $361,600 | |
August | $345,000* | $361,800 | |
September | $342,100* | $362,500 | |
October | $339,800* | $361,400 | |
November | $332,700 | ||
December | $332,100 | ||
Source: CREA | |||
*Updated |
Winnipeg house prices
Average House Price in Winnipeg | |||
2020 | 2021 | 2022 | |
January | $266,200* | $293,200* | $353,600* |
February | $270,700 | $301,600* | $362,800* |
March | $273,600 | $307,300* | $367,100* |
April | $275,000 | $315,500* | $367,200* |
May | $277,700* | $332,900* | $369,000* |
June | $282,500* | $337,500* | $360,600* |
July | $284,300* | $331,400* | $351,200* |
August | $285,800* | $332,900* | $346,000* |
September | $285,500* | $332,600* | $339,400* |
October | $289,900* | $332,100* | $336,900* |
November | $286,500 | $336,900* | $329,600* |
December | $286,000* | $332,600* | $323,000* |
Source: CREA | |||
*Updated |
Home prices depend on the size, location, amenities, the age and condition of the apartment, townhouse or house.
Average House Price in Winnipeg | |||
2017 | 2018 | 2019 | |
January | $272,553 | $280,439 | $280,449 |
February | $288,097 | $297,929 | $266,600* |
March | $298,329 | $304,111* | $270,400* |
April | $302,983 | $306,698 | $271,700* |
May | $302,546 | $307,320 | $273,200* |
June | $302,900 | $312,173 | $272,500* |
July | $294,216 | $296,735 | $270,500* |
August | $297,897 | $302,100 | $269,900* |
September | $288,334 | $296,216 | $267,500* |
October | $294,843 | $303,860 | $266,100* |
November | $293,856 | $289,876 | $267,600* |
December | $289,155 | $298,389 | $265,500* |
Source: CREA | |||
*Updated |
Decide if homeownership is right for you. Here are some recommendations from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation to buying your first home:
- Check if you are financially ready to own a home
- Analyze your situation and mortgage possibilities
- Find the right home
- Make and offer and close the deal