Homes for Sale in The Territories

Yukon. Northwest Territories. Nunavut. Canada's final frontier.

Cities & Communities

Browse The Territories by City

Select a city to explore communities, market data, and local insights.

Whitehorse

Yukon capital · Klondike heritage · Growing

Yellowknife

NWT capital · Great Slave Lake · Aurora views

Dawson City

Gold rush history · Remote · Unique character

Watson Lake

Southern Yukon · Alaska Highway

Hay River

Gateway to the North · Great Slave Lake

Iqaluit

Nunavut capital · Arctic living

Closing costs in The Territories: Real estate in Canada's territories is among the most unique in the world — remote, rugged, and for buyers seeking genuine off-grid or small-city living far from the mainstream.

Premium Collections

The Territories Luxury & Waterfront

Curated premium property designations available across the province.

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Luxury Properties

Properties $900K and above — acreage estates, prestige enclaves, lakefront, golf course, mountain view, and penthouse residences across The Territories.

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Waterfront Properties

Lake, river, ocean, cottage, alpine, and marina-access properties across The Territories — organized by community, tagged by water type.

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Frequently Asked

The Territories Real Estate FAQ

Common questions from buyers and sellers in The Territories.

Is buying in the territories different from provinces?

Yes — land ownership rules, Indigenous land claims, and remote infrastructure all play a larger role. A local agent familiar with territorial law is essential.

Who regulates real estate in the territories?

Each territory has its own framework. Yukon uses the Yukon Real Estate Association. NWT and Nunavut rely on territorial consumer protection offices.

What is the average home price in Whitehorse?

Whitehorse is the largest territorial city — average prices around $500,000–$600,000, with limited inventory and strong demand from remote workers and resource-sector employees.

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