Prince Edward Island
12.03%
Newfoundland & Labrador
8.1%
Nova Scotia
1.41%
Quebec
0.72%
Saskatchewan
−0.22%
British Columbia
−0.32%
Ontario
−1.07%
Alberta
−2.4%
Manitoba
−4.92%
Canada*
−5.35%
New Brunswick
−8%
*Figures have been seasonally adjusted by CREA. Canada's average price fell from $707,026 to $669,216, a decline of more than five per cent. That's possible despite only one province (New Brunswick) having a larger decrease because of a mathematical phenomenon known as Simpson's Paradox and is mostly due to a slowdown in the volume of sales in the pricey markets of Ontario and B.C., even if those provincial averages didn't drop by as much.