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Single-detached homes have seen the biggest price increase this year. Photo: Pavel Danilyuk

A new index shows how real estate prices have fluctuated in Canada in the last 20 years.

Real estate platform Wahi and Real Property Solutions, a property valuation services company,  just released a new home price index.

The index shows home prices rose by three per cent year-over-year in March in Canada—a small retreat compared to February, when the index was up four per cent annually. But in Toronto prices remained flat and dipped in Vancouver.

The index shows how home prices have mainly increased over a 20-year period aside from a drop in 2017 and in 2022 when there was a sharp decline.

Some home types are doing better than others.

Single-family detached homes led the market with a five per cent year-over-year price increase, the index found.

“Homebuyers have demonstrated a strong preference for single-family homes, as the results of Wahi’s 2024 Great …

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