Here are the average house prices for houses in Canada by Province for December 2006 compared to the previous year (Listed first)

1.  
   1. National Average
      •  
        • $257,433
        • $278,971
   2. Alberta
      •  
        • $236,909
        • $321,167
   3. B.C.
      •  
        • $355,827
        • $401,063
   4. Manitoba
      •  
        • $136,242
        • $156,879
   5. New Brunswick
      •  
        • $114,734
        • $126,599
   6. Newfoundland
      •  
        • $147,764
        • $141,632
   7. Northern Territories
      •  
        • $263,000
        • $310,813
   8. Nova Scotia
      •  
        • $152,055
        • $165,007
   9. Ontario
      •  
        • $263,768
        • $272,333
   10. Quebec
       •  
         • $194,005
         • $202,277
   11. Saskatchewan
       •  
         • $122,534
         • $146,165
   12. Yukon
       •  
         • $165,725
         • $163,900

So the real estate market in Canada continues to rise with the national average up about 8.37%. The province of Alberta is up 35% on the same period last year. Ontario shows a lower than national average of 3.24% however this is reflected in most provinces due to the boom in Alberta. The best way to get the top price for your property is still to work with a recognized real estate agent in your area.

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