Halifax Overview
Buying a house in Halifax
Halifax has some great neighbourhoods and a lot of popular areas, but the hottest area for buyers right now is the North End with its shops, cafes and close proximity to downtown. Although the Halifax region’s average home price has gone up significantly in recent years, homes in Halifax are still affordable compared to other major Canadian cities. The city has a diverse mix of housing options, from large luxury homes to small older homes in established communities. The city also has numerous downtown condo and apartment complexes to accommodate its large student population. The market is strong with an abundance of buyers looking for single-detached homes.
Living in Halifax
Halifax, the capital of Nova Scotia, is one of the fastest-growing cities in the country and home to nearly 460,000 people. One of the city’s main attractions is how easy it is to get close to the ocean, whether it’s a walk along the waterfront boardwalk, a stroll through Point Pleasant Park or a 30-minute drive to a nearby sandy beach. Halifax has a wide range of schools for every level and is home to six universities. It also has a vibrant downtown with an abundance of bars, restaurants and shops.
Halifax Real Estate Listings For Sale
Halifax Residential Real Estate Market Snapshot
List to Sell Ratio (Units)
The Percentage of Units Sold VS. Units Listed for the last 12 Months.
List to Sell Ratio (Price)
The Average Sale Price to List Price Ratio of Units Sold in the last 12 Months.
Average Sale Price
The Average Sale Price Based on 1115 sales in the last 12 Months.
Average Days On Market
The Average Days On Market of Units Sold in the last 12 Months.