Canora

Nine homes sold in Canora in September 2026, the same as September 2025. The median sold price was $360,000, up 3% from $350,000 a year earlier. The median days to sell was 21, down 22% from 27. Homes sold for 97% of asking, at a median of $348 per square foot. Five detached houses had a median price of $370,000 and a median of 15 days to sell. Three half duplexes had $339,900 and 29 days. Nine sales is a small sample, so read these figures loosely.

For sellers, the pace picked up. Homes took a median of 21 days to sell, against 27 a year ago and 38 in July. Sales have been uneven, with 5 in July, 2 in August and 9 in September, so one month does not set a trend. At 97% of asking, buyers still had some room to negotiate. Detached houses moved faster than half duplexes. Pricing close to recent sales matters. The 12-month median of monthly medians is $355,000 across 59 sales.

For buyers, Canora's median sold price of $360,000 compares with $460,000 in West Edmonton, where homes took a median of 34 days and sold at 98.2% of asking. Canora's 97% suggests a little more room to negotiate, though the sample is small. Half duplexes gave buyers the most time to decide. Canora had 3,640 residents in 2021, a median age of 36.4 and a median household income of $56,400 in 2020. Apartments make up 55% of homes, and 34% are owner-occupied.