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The most affordable neighbourhoods in Winnipeg

Ranked by median home value, lowest first. Areas with fewer than 1,500 residents are left out. Value is not the same as monthly cost: check rents and property tax on each guide.

#NeighbourhoodMedian homeMedian homeRenters
1Central ParkTower district · Central$180K*$180K*89%
2Lord Selkirk ParkInner city · Northwest$210K*$210K*90%
3William WhyteInner city · Northwest$224K*$224K*60%
4DufferinInner city · Northwest$224K*$224K*69%
5North Point DouglasInner city · Central$225K*$225K*59%
6WestonInner city · Northwest$255K*$255K*45%
7CentennialInner city · Central$256K*$256K*80%
8Broadway-AssiniboineUrban core · Central$262K*$262K*93%
9Burrows CentralInner city · Northwest$262K*$262K*29%
10ChalmersEstablished · Northeast$269K*$269K*49%
11St. John'sInner city · Northwest$269K*$269K*48%
12SpenceInner city · Central$269K*$269K*83%
13West AlexanderInner city · Central$269K*$269K*66%
14St. MatthewsInner city · Central$270K*$270K*49%
15BrooklandsInner city · Northwest$277K*$277K*30%
16Daniel McIntyreInner city · Central$278K*$278K*54%
17Alpine PlaceTower district · Southeast$279K*$279K*96%
18Inkster-FaradayInner city · Northwest$284K*$284K*31%
19Talbot-GreyEstablished · Northeast$284K*$284K*31%
20Burrows-KeewatinInner city · Northwest$299K*$299K*68%

* est.: 2016 census, indexed to September 2026

Figures are estimates from open data; see each guide for sources. Ranking is a starting point, not advice: visit before you decide.

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