The national average home price of $495,100 is enough to buy a 3.3-bedroom home when averaged out across the country, according to a new study by real estate website Point2Homes.
But it’s a different story when buying a home for around $500K in Canada’s major cities, including Coquitlam.
In the country’s six most expensive real estate markets, that amount won’t even guarantee two bedrooms, the website found.
In terms of bang for your buck, Coquitlam was fourth-lowest out of the whole country, at an average of 1.7 bedrooms for a budget of around $500K. Richmond and Burnaby came in joint second-lowest, at 1.6 bedrooms on average.
And we can all guess where that national average price buys the smallest home.
Vancouver buyers will see Canada’s lowest number of bedrooms for a budget of around $500K, at just one bedroom on average.
At the other end of the scale, $500K is considered a very healthy budget in Windsor, Ontario, where it will net you 4.3 bedrooms on average.
Check out Point2Homes’ infographic below to see what you can get for your buck across Canada.
