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Homes under construction

Dwelling units started but not yet completed at the end of the latest month (CMHC).
Homes under construction by metro (Sep 2026)

Metros

GeographyLatestReference period
Toronto Ont.88,108 unitsSep 2026
Vancouver B.C.61,680 unitsSep 2026
Montréal Que.34,558 unitsSep 2026
Calgary Alta.26,252 unitsSep 2026
Ottawa–Gatineau Ont.21,758 unitsSep 2026
Edmonton Alta.18,494 unitsSep 2026
Halifax N.S.14,573 unitsSep 2026
Québec City Que.11,516 unitsSep 2026
Winnipeg Man.9,615 unitsSep 2026
Victoria B.C.9,353 unitsSep 2026
Kitchener–Cambridge–Waterloo Ont.6,820 unitsSep 2026
Hamilton Ont.6,733 unitsSep 2026
London Ont.5,857 unitsSep 2026
St. Catharines–Niagara Ont.4,659 unitsSep 2026
Saskatoon Sask.4,373 unitsSep 2026
Kelowna B.C.3,862 unitsSep 2026
Moncton N.B.3,318 unitsSep 2026
Abbotsford–Mission B.C.2,900 unitsSep 2026
Oshawa Ont.2,895 unitsSep 2026
Barrie Ont.2,140 unitsSep 2026
Regina Sask.2,087 unitsSep 2026
Kingston Ont.1,954 unitsSep 2026
Sherbrooke Que.1,554 unitsSep 2026
Brantford Ont.1,357 unitsSep 2026
Windsor Ont.1,303 unitsSep 2026
St. John's N.L.998 unitsSep 2026
Saint John N.B.793 unitsSep 2026
Trois-Rivières Que.740 unitsSep 2026
Peterborough Ont.220 unitsSep 2026

Understanding this indicator

What it is
Homes that have been started but not yet completed at the end of the month, from CMHC.
How it's measured
CMHC adds new starts and subtracts completions each month.
How to read it
  • A large pipeline means more completions are on the way.
  • A pipeline that keeps growing while completions stay flat can signal construction delays.
Limitations
  • Projects can be paused or cancelled after they start.

Sources

Geographies without a current published figure are left out rather than estimated. Methodology