February Market Update – South Shore & Annapolis Valley, NS

The latest residential market data for February shows encouraging momentum across both the South Shore and Annapolis Valley as the market gradually moves toward the spring season. While winter activity typically remains quieter than peak months, year-over-year price growth in both regions highlights continued buyer demand and strengthening property values.

South Shore, Nova Scotia

• Average Residential Price: $425,003

• Year-over-Year Price Change: +6.6%

• Residential Sales: 57 units

The South Shore market saw a positive shift in February, with average residential prices rising compared to the same time last year. Sales activity also increased from January, signaling growing buyer confidence as the market begins its transition toward spring. Demand for coastal and lifestyle properties continues to support pricing, and well-presented homes are attracting steady interest. With prices trending upward and more buyers beginning their search ahead of the busy spring market, it’s shaping up to be a great time for homeowners considering listing their property.

Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia

• Average Residential Price: $408,268

• Year-over-Year Price Change: +14.8%

• Residential Sales: 76 units

The Annapolis Valley continued to show strong price growth in February, with average residential values rising significantly compared to last year. While overall sales were lower than February 2025, this is not unusual during the winter season when inventory and buyer activity are typically more limited. Demand for the Valley remains strong thanks to its affordability, quality of life, and growing interest from buyers relocating from other regions.

What This Means for You

February’s numbers highlight continued stability and price growth across both regions as we approach the spring market. The South Shore is seeing renewed momentum with rising prices and steady buyer interest, while the Annapolis Valley continues to benefit from strong long-term demand. For homeowners thinking about selling, the combination of rising prices and buyers preparing for the spring market makes this an excellent time to consider listing.

If you’re thinking about selling or want to know what your home might be worth in today’s market, reach out anytime for a personalized market update or property consultation tailored to your goals.

Source: Canadian MLS® Systems, CREA