Real Estate and Housing Statistics
Explore real estate and housing information for the Municipal District of Bonnyville No. 87, including dwelling sizes by bedroom count, housing types by structural form, housing starts and completions, housing prices, home ownership, building permit values and volumes, new housing construction, private dwellings, and local housing stock. Access reliable data to support informed decisions by residents, homebuyers, builders, developers, businesses, and investors.
Dwellings by Number of Bedrooms
Distribution of Dwellings
Source: Statistics Canada. Census. | Last Updated: September 2022
This chart shows the number of dwellings by bedroom count. Dwellings with four or more bedrooms are the largest category, with 2,180 dwellings. This is followed by three-bedroom dwellings, with 1,765 dwellings. There are 635 dwellings with two bedrooms and 160 dwellings with one bedroom or less.
Housing Type by Structure
Distribution of Dwellings by Structural Type
Source: Statistics Canada. Census. | Last Updated: September 2022
This chart shows the number of dwellings by housing structure type. Single-detached homes are the predominant housing type, with 4,305 dwellings. There are 405 movable dwellings, while duplexes, row houses, and semi-detached homes each represent a small share of the housing stock, with 5, 15, and 15 dwellings, respectively.
Housing Starts
Annual Housing Starts, 2010-2024
Source: Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) | Last Updated: May 2025
This chart shows the number of housing starts recorded each year from 2010 to 2024. Housing starts increased from 129 in 2010 to a peak of 187 in 2013. Following 2013, housing starts generally declined, falling to 63 in 2015, 26 in 2017, and 14 in 2020, the lowest value shown. Starts increased to 31 in 2021, declined to 17 in 2023, and rose to 28 in 2024.
Housing Prices
Average Housing Prices, 2001-2021
Source: Statistics Canada
This chart shows average housing prices from 2001 to 2021. Average prices increased from $111,673 in 2001 to $230,796 in 2006, $389,674 in 2011, and a peak of $498,971 in 2016. By 2021, the average housing price had declined to $429,200, while remaining substantially higher than the levels recorded in 2001 and 2006.
Housing Completions
Annual Housing Completions, 2010-2022
Source: Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) | Last Updated: May 2025
This chart shows the number of housing units completed each year from 2010 to 2022. Housing completions rose from 126 in 2010 to a peak of 196 in 2013. Following 2013, completions generally declined, reaching 78 in 2015, 33 in 2017, and 22 in 2020, the lowest value shown. Completions increased slightly to 27 in 2021 and were 25 in 2022
Home Ownership
Households by Tenure
Source: Statistics Canada. Census | Last Updated: September 2022
This chart shows households by housing tenure. Owner households account for 4,280 households, while renter households account for 470 households. Homeowners represent the substantial majority of households in the Municipal District of Bonnyville No. 87.
Building Permits Value ($)
Source: Alberta Open Data | Last Updated: May 2025
Building Permits Issued by Property Class and Year
Source: Alberta Open Data | Last Updated: May 2025
Housing Stock
Occupied Private Dwellings, 2006-2016
Source: Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) | Last Updated: December 2023
This chart shows the number of occupied private dwellings in the Municipal District of Bonnyville No. 87 from 2006 to 2016. The number of occupied private dwellings increased from 3,505 in 2006 to 3,960 in 2011 and 4,835 in 2016. This represents an overall increase of 1,330 dwellings, or approximately 38%, over the ten-year period.
Total Private Dwellings
Total Private Dwellings, 2001-2021
Source: Statistics Canada. Census. | Last Updated: February 2022
This chart shows the total number of private dwellings in the Municipal District of Bonnyville No. 87 from 2001 to 2021. The number of private dwellings increased from 3,781 in 2001 to 3,849 in 2006, 4,349 in 2011, and a peak of 5,667 in 2016. By 2021, the total had decreased slightly to 5,487 dwellings. Overall, the Municipal District added 1,706 private dwellings between 2001 and 2021, representing an increase of approximately 45%.
New Housing Construction
Quarterly Housing Starts, Completions, and Units Under Construction
Source: Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) | Last Updated: August 2026
This chart shows quarterly new housing construction activity, including housing starts, completions, and the number of units under construction, from 2022 Q1 through 2026 Q2. In 2022, there were 11 housing starts and 25 completions. Construction activity declined in 2023, with 17 starts recorded but no completions reported. In 2024, there were 7 housing starts, all recorded in the second quarter. Housing starts increased in 2025, totalling 25 units, including 9 starts in both Q3 and Q4. Through 2026 Q2, there were 4 housing starts and 3 completions. The under-construction inventory was highest at 7 units in 2022 Q3 and was 0 units in 2026 Q2.
Housing By Structure
Housing Type — 0-1 Bedrooms
Number of Units by Structure Type (0 - 1 Bedrooms)
Source: Statistics Canada. Census. | Last Updated: September 2022
This chart shows the number of housing units with zero or one bedroom by structural type. Single-detached homes account for the largest number of units, with 90 units. This is followed by apartments with fewer than five storeys, with 35 units, and movable dwellings, with 30 units. No zero- or one-bedroom units are reported in semi-detached homes, row houses, duplexes, other attached dwellings, or apartments with five or more storeys.
Housing Type — 2 Bedrooms
Number of Units by Structure Type (2 Bedrooms)
Source: Statistics Canada. Census. | Last Updated: September 2022
This chart shows the number of two-bedroom housing units by structural type. Single-detached homes account for the largest number of units, with 465 units. Movable dwellings are the second-largest category, with 140 units. Other housing types represent comparatively small numbers of two-bedroom units, including 30 apartments with fewer than five storeys, 10 other attached units, 10 row houses, and 10 semi-detached units.
Housing Type — 3 Bedrooms
Number of Units by Structure Type (3 Bedrooms)
Source: Statistics Canada. Census. | Last Updated: September 2022
This chart shows the number of three-bedroom housing units by structural type. Single-detached homes account for the majority of units, with 1,475 units. Movable dwellings account for 255 units, while semi-detached homes account for 10 units. No three-bedroom units are reported in row houses, duplexes, or other attached dwellings.
Housing Type — 4+ Bedrooms
Number of Units by Structure Type (4+ Bedrooms)
Source: Statistics Canada. Census. | Last Updated: September 2022
This chart shows the number of housing units with four or more bedrooms by structural type. Single-detached homes account for the overwhelming majority of units, with 2,130 units. There are also 45 units each in apartments with fewer than five storeys and semi-detached homes, as well as 35 movable dwellings. No four-or-more-bedroom units are reported in row houses, duplexes, apartments with five or more storeys, or other attached dwellings.