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Investment in residential building construction, September 2022
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The title of the infographic is "Investment in residential building construction, September 2022"
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Figure 1: Month-to-month change in residential construction investment (seasonally adjusted).
This is a map of Canada by province and territory, showing the month-to-month percentage changes for investment in non-residential construction. Green arrows represent an increase, while red arrows represent a decrease.
Investment in residential construction for Canada decreased 1.3% compared with August 2022. Newfoundland and Labrador was down 9.1%, Prince Edward Island was up 6.3%, Nova Scotia was down 4.1%, New Brunswick was up 3.5%, Quebec was down 5.2%, Ontario was up 0.8%, Manitoba was up 2.6%, Saskatchewan was down 10.7%, Alberta was down 1.9%, British Columbia was up 0.3%, Yukon was down 11.7%, Northwest Territories was down 50.2%, Nunavut was down 24.6%.
Table 1: Total investment, millions of dollars (seasonally adjusted).
Total investment for Canada was $15,442.0 million, total investment for Newfoundland and Labrador was $111.6 million, total investment for Prince Edward Island was $56.9 million, total investment for Nova Scotia was $399.5 million, total investment for New Brunswick was $202.3 million, total investment for Quebec was $3,224.4 million, total investment for Ontario was $5,946.4 million, total investment for Manitoba was $438.1 million, total investment for Saskatchewan was $330.1 million, total investment for Alberta was $1,812.6 million, total investment for British Columbia was $2,888.0 million, total investment for Yukon was $19.8 million, total investment for Northwest Territories was $1.4 million, total investment for Nunavut was $11.0 million.
Figure 2: Investment in residential construction, market share and year-over-year change (not seasonally adjusted).
Single homes: Market share was 44.2%, total investment totalled $3,445.6 million, representing a year-over-year increase of 4.8% or $156.9 million.
Semi-detached homes: Market share was 3.0%, total investment totalled $235.9 million, representing a year-over-year increase of 0.3% or $0.7 million.
Row homes: Market share was 10.4%, total investment totalled $811.7 million, representing a year-over-year increase of 14.2% or $100.7 million.
Condos and rental apartments: Market share was 42.4%, total investment totalled $3,302.9 million, representing a year-over-year increase of 11.8% or $348.1 million.
Note: Single homes value excludes cottages and mobile homes.
Source: Table 34-10-0175-01–Investment in Building Construction.
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