March Market Update – South Shore & Annapolis Valley, NS

The latest residential market data for March shows momentum building across both the South Shore and Annapolis Valley as the spring market begins to take shape. Activity has increased from February, while home prices continue to show solid year-over-year growth.

South Shore, Nova Scotia

• Average Residential Price: $410,870

• Year-over-Year Price Change: +10.2%

• Residential Sales: 60 units

The South Shore market gained momentum in March, with sales activity increasing as more buyers entered the market ahead of the spring season. Prices saw strong year-over-year growth, reflecting continued demand—particularly for coastal and lifestyle properties. While inventory is improving, well-priced homes are still attracting solid interest.

Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia

• Average Residential Price: $408,264

• Year-over-Year Price Change: +3.1%

• Residential Sales: 111 units

The Annapolis Valley saw a strong increase in both sales activity and pricing in March, signaling growing momentum as the spring market begins. Demand remains steady, supported by affordability and lifestyle appeal, while balanced conditions are emerging with more inventory coming to market.

What This Means for You

March marks the start of the spring market, with rising activity and notable price growth across both regions. While inventory is improving and giving buyers more options, demand remains strong—especially for well-presented homes.

For sellers, this is an ideal time to enter the market as buyer activity continues to build heading into the busiest season of the year.

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