Fall is here. Buyers have more choice, and prices are still at record highs.Hello, The leaves have turned, the furnace is running, and Winnipeg's market has moved into its fall pattern. Here is what September's numbers say, where first-time buyers can still get into a detached home, and what to get done around the house before freeze-up. - Mark |
September at a glanceWinnipeg Regional Real Estate Board (WRREB), released October 6, 2026 1,250 MLS® sales, down 10% from last September and even with the 5-year average |
| 4,234 active listings, up 14% from last year and 5% above the 5-year average |
| $467,687 year-to-date detached average price, a record, up 3% on 2025 |
| $288,751 year-to-date condo average price, also a record, up 2% on 2025 |
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What it means: Detached inventory is up 20% from last September (2,098 active listings), while condo sales fell 23% to 155. Buyers have more to choose from than they have in a while, but prices are holding. In Winnipeg itself, September detached sales were 568 (down 3%) at an average of $462,689 (up 3%), and 25 detached homes sold for $1 million or more, up from 15 last September. The busiest detached range was $300,000 to $399,999, at 23% of sales. For sellers, more competing listings make pricing against your home's own segment more important than ever. |
