Canada House prices: -3.5% (Q3 2026) – latest figures and trend

The latest house prices for Canada is -3.5% (Q3 2026), according to OECD. The table below lists every value we have collected, newest first.

Latest value-3.5% Reference period: Q3 2026

Previous (Q2 2026): -4.3% · +0.8 percentage points

OECD · Sources · Last checked with the source Nov 3, 2026

Source: OECD, accessed 2026-Q3

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About this indicator

Official series: house price index (OECD, 12-month change)
Unit: %
Frequency: Annual
Sources: Source: OECD, accessed 2026-Q3 — license

We record revisions when the source changes a value we already collected.
We do not receive a provisional/final flag from the source, so recent values may still be revised.

All collected values, newest first
Period	Value	Sources
2026-Q3	-3.5%	OECD
2026-Q2	-4.3%	OECD
2026-Q1	-4.5%	OECD
2025-Q4	-3%	OECD
2025-Q3	-2.6%	OECD
2025-Q2	-1%	OECD
2025-Q1	2.8%	OECD
2024-Q4	2.4%	OECD
2024-Q3	1.3%	OECD
2024-Q2	5.1%	OECD
2024-Q1	4.5%	OECD
2023-Q4	2.9%	OECD
2023-Q3	0.6%	OECD
2023-Q2	-6.9%	OECD
2023-Q1	-4.6%	OECD

Questions people ask

What is the latest house prices in Canada?

-3.5% in Q3 2026, according to OECD.

Is the house prices in Canada rising or falling?

It rose by 0.8 percentage points from Q2 2026.

How does Canada compare with other countries on house prices?

In Q4 2025, it ranked 19th of 19 countries compared here, from highest to lowest: Spain 12.9%, Australia 8.6%, Denmark 7.6%, Ireland 7%, Netherlands 6.1%, Norway 5.9%, Switzerland 5.2%, Japan 5%, Italy 3.9%, Belgium 3.4%, Austria 3%, Germany 2.6%, UK 2.2%, U.S. 2%, Sweden 1.2%, France 1%, South Korea 0.9%, Finland -2.6%, Canada -3%.