Share of residential properties with a building, in 2022, by period of construction: 1960 or earlier, each decade to 2000, 2001–2005, 2006–2010, 2011–2015 and 2016 to 2022 (shares of properties with a known construction period, derived by Quadranac). Vacant land and properties with no recorded construction period are left out. Provinces and territories where any period is suppressed are not shown. From the Canadian Housing Statistics Program, which links property assessment rolls with tax and census data; 2022 is the latest year published for all covered jurisdictions. Quebec, Newfoundland and Labrador and the Northwest Territories are not included in this table, so there is no Canada total.
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Source: Statistics Canada, Table 46-10-0054-01. Reproduced and distributed on an "as is" basis with the permission of Statistics Canada. Contains information licensed under the Statistics Canada Open Licence (Open Government Licence – Canada).
All parts, 2022, stacked to 100% for each area (areas in table order; this table has no national total). Shares are as shown in the table; because of rounding a bar can fall a few tenths short of or over 100%. Full data in the table below.Source: Statistics Canada.
Properties with a known construction period, 2022, sorted high to low. 9 areas ranked by Properties with a known construction period. Highest: Ontario (4.74M); lowest: Yukon (14k). Full data in the table below.Source: Statistics Canada.
Built 1960 or earlier (% of properties, derived), 2022, sorted high to low. 9 areas ranked by Built 1960 or earlier (% of properties, derived). Highest: Manitoba (32.8); lowest: Yukon (3.3). Full data in the table below.Source: Statistics Canada.
Built 1961–1970 (% of properties, derived), 2022, sorted high to low. 9 areas ranked by Built 1961–1970 (% of properties, derived). Highest: Saskatchewan (11.8); lowest: British Columbia (7.3). Full data in the table below.Source: Statistics Canada.
Built 1971–1980 (% of properties, derived), 2022, sorted high to low. 9 areas ranked by Built 1971–1980 (% of properties, derived). Highest: Prince Edward Island (25.9); lowest: Ontario (13.6). Full data in the table below.Source: Statistics Canada.
Built 1981–1990 (% of properties, derived), 2022, sorted high to low. 9 areas ranked by Built 1981–1990 (% of properties, derived). Highest: Nova Scotia (19.9); lowest: Alberta (9.8). Full data in the table below.Source: Statistics Canada.
Built 1991–2000 (% of properties, derived), 2022, sorted high to low. 9 areas ranked by Built 1991–2000 (% of properties, derived). Highest: British Columbia (16.9); lowest: Manitoba (6.6). Full data in the table below.Source: Statistics Canada.
Built 2001–2005 (% of properties, derived), 2022, sorted high to low. 9 areas ranked by Built 2001–2005 (% of properties, derived). Highest: Alberta (11.3); lowest: Manitoba (3.9). Full data in the table below.Source: Statistics Canada.
Built 2006–2010 (% of properties, derived), 2022, sorted high to low. 9 areas ranked by Built 2006–2010 (% of properties, derived). Highest: Alberta (11.3); lowest: Prince Edward Island (4.3). Full data in the table below.Source: Statistics Canada.
Built 2011–2015 (% of properties, derived), 2022, sorted high to low. 9 areas ranked by Built 2011–2015 (% of properties, derived). Highest: Yukon (10.6); lowest: Prince Edward Island (2.2). Full data in the table below.Source: Statistics Canada.
Built 2016–2022 (% of properties, derived), 2022, sorted high to low. 9 areas ranked by Built 2016–2022 (% of properties, derived). Highest: British Columbia (9.7); lowest: Prince Edward Island (2.7). Full data in the table below.Source: Statistics Canada.
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Age of residential properties by province, Canada (Canada, 2022). Data: Statistics Canada, Table 46-10-0054-01. Retrieved 2026-11-10 via Quadranac, https://quadranac.com/tables/ca-residential-property-age/