Canadian Farmland Prices 2025
Comprehensive farmland price data across all Canadian provinces. Track market trends, compare regional values, and make informed investment decisions with up-to-date agricultural real estate pricing.
Farmland Prices by Province
| Province | Avg. Price/Acre | 1-Year Change | 5-Year Change | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ontario | $12,500 | +8.5% | +52% | View Listings |
| Alberta | $3,200 | +7.2% | +41% | View Listings |
| Saskatchewan | $2,800 | +9.1% | +58% | View Listings |
| Manitoba | $2,400 | +8.8% | +54% | View Listings |
| British Columbia | $45,000 | +4.2% | +23% | View Listings |
| Quebec | $8,900 | +6.5% | +38% | View Listings |
| New Brunswick | $4,500 | +5.1% | +28% | View Listings |
| Nova Scotia | $5,200 | +4.8% | +26% | View Listings |
| Prince Edward Island | $6,800 | +3.9% | +21% | View Listings |
| Newfoundland and Labrador | $3,500 | +2.1% | +12% | View Listings |
Market Analysis & Trends
Strong Commodity Prices: Wheat, canola, and beef prices remain elevated, supporting farmland values and rental rates.
Limited Supply: New farmland creation is minimal while urban expansion reduces available agricultural land.
Investor Demand: Institutional and international investors increasingly view Canadian farmland as stable asset class.
Climate Advantage: Canada benefits from climate trends extending growing seasons and crop viability.
Price Appreciation: Expect 6-9% annual appreciation nationally, with regional variations.
Interest Rates: Stabilizing rates should support transaction activity and financing accessibility.
Rental Markets: Cash rents projected to increase 3-5% as crop economics remain favorable.
Regional Leaders: Saskatchewan and Ontario expected to lead appreciation; BC and Atlantic provinces moderate.