
CA$284,900
St. John's

312 homes and apartments for sale in St. John's, Canada.
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24 properties shown

CA$284,900
St. John's

CA$459,900
St. John's
CA$439,900
St. John's
HouseCA$475,000
St. John's

CA$389,900
St. John's

CA$245,000
St. John's

CA$529,900
St. John's

CA$895,000
St. John's

CA$199,900
St. John's

CA$336,400
St. John's

CA$219,900
St. John's

CA$229,900
St. John's

CA$1,395,000
St. John's

CA$649,900
St. John's

CA$399,900
St. John's
HouseCA$459,900
St. John's
ApartmentCA$375,000
St. John's

CA$259,900
St. John's
ApartmentCA$489,900
St. John's
ApartmentCA$529,900
St. John's
HouseCA$299,000
St John's

CA$239,900
St. John's

CA$339,900
St. John's
HouseCA$250,000
St John's
Buyer's guide: St. John's
Property for sale in St. John's, the capital of Newfoundland and Labrador, is some of the most affordable in any Canadian provincial capital. The median asking price across our 304 listings is €244,468, and 192 of them are houses.
These are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, converted to euros. Half of the properties are priced between €184,000 and €338,000, a tight spread for a city market. Floor-area data is missing from most listings, so we do not quote a price per square metre.
| Measure | St. John's |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €244,468 |
| Central half of listings | €184,135 to €338,432 |
| Listings | 304 |
The stock is 192 houses, 55 apartments or condos, 35 plots of land and 22 commercial properties. Three-bedroom homes lead with 90, then 60 two-bedroom, 46 four-bedroom and 45 with five or more. The city is known for brightly painted wooden row houses on the steep streets of downtown, often called Jellybean Row, though listings are mainly suburban.
Wooden-frame houses can have oil-fired heating and older wiring; ask for a home inspection and a heating-cost history.
St. John's has a working harbour, Signal Hill, a lively George Street music scene, Memorial University and an economy tied to offshore oil, government, health and education. Winters are long, foggy and windy, but the city is compact and quite walkable downtown.
Suburbs and nearby towns to compare include Torbay, Paradise, Conception Bay South and Bay Roberts, all within easy reach of the city.
The federal ban on foreign purchases of residential property runs to 1 January 2027, with a replacement framework reported. Newfoundland and Labrador has no general provincial foreign-buyer tax, but non-residents must register as non-resident owners and may face restrictions on certain land. Take local legal advice.
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Last updated 8 October 2026
By Canadian city standards, yes: the median ask is €244,468.
A set of colourful downtown row houses that has become a symbol of the city.
Student and professional demand exists, but check local employment cycles linked to oil and public services.
Winters are snowy, windy and damp. Insulation and heating costs matter.