Property values vary significantly by race

This report from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) analyzes disparities in housing finance outcomes by race, highlighting how property values differ among various racial groups in Canada. Key findings reveal that Arab, Black, Filipino, Indigenous, and Latin American homeowners experience lower average property values compared to their White and other Canadian homeowner counterparts, and that these gaps have widened as property prices rise. This resource is useful for cooperatives, non-profit housing providers, and tenant groups seeking to understand and address inequalities in housing finance. Topics include: housing finance, property values, racial disparities.