Bulk property datasets built for government analysts, business-intelligence and underwriting teams, marketing and direct-mail optimisers, and academic researchers. Accessible without real estate licenses or board memberships.
19+ million Canadian properties with 200+ fields, cleaned, conformed, and standardised across every province, updated daily. CSV and JSON exports drop straight into Snowflake, BigQuery, Databricks, Power BI, or a Python notebook.
Every Canadian municipality publishes its property records with different field names, units, property type vocabularies, and address formats. The bulk of what we ship is the years of data engineering it took to reconcile all of that into a single nation wide schema. Open the CSV, and every column means the same thing in Halifax as it does in Calgary.
Why analyst teams pick Houski
- No real estate license requirements
- Standardised nation wide: one schema across every Canadian province, not a patchwork of city formats
- Hundreds of municipal sources already cleaned, deduplicated, and reconciled to a single record per property
- Full parcel footprint, not just active listings (19+ million properties)
- Rich, standardised data (200+ fields)
- Daily updates and model-filled estimates where the training data supports it
- Transparent, predictable pricing
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Top 10% household income
Residential properties in areas where over 20% of households earn $150,000+. Identifies wealth concentration for private banking, wealth management, and premium financial services.
High-income professionals
Residential areas with high concentrations of professionals in finance, management, and senior roles combined with graduate-level education. Premium B2B and financial services targeting.
First-time homebuyer targets
Residential areas with high concentrations of young adults (25-34) - ideal targets for first-time buyer mortgage products, first-time buyer incentives, and homebuyer education programs.
Investment property returns
Properties with excellent rental investment metrics - cap rates over 12%, strong cash flow. For investment lending, real estate investment trust analysis, and portfolio acquisition.
Luxury properties ($1.5M+)
High-value residential properties with premium amenities - pools, views, large lots. For jumbo mortgages, private banking, and high-net-worth services.
Assessment vs market value gaps
Properties where municipal assessment is $50,000+ higher than estimated market value. For tax equity analysis, assessment appeals, and revenue optimization.
Aging housing stock
Residential pre-1970 construction likely needing significant upgrades. For housing condition surveys, retrofit programs, and infrastructure planning.
Senior population concentrations
Residential areas with very high 65+ populations for healthcare, transit, and social services planning. Includes housing accessibility data.
Transit deserts
Residential areas with very low transit accessibility scores. For transit expansion planning and transportation equity analysis.
Housing affordability stress
Residential areas with very low incomes indicating significant affordability pressure. For housing policy, rent subsidies, and social housing planning.
Public sector workforce
Residential areas with very high concentrations of public administration and government workers. For government services planning and policy analysis.
Heritage homes (pre-1920)
Houses and townhouses built before 1920 - the heritage-era housing stock requiring specialty insurance, restoration expertise, and heritage preservation expertise. National Trust for Canada and provincial heritage acts apply to many of these properties.
Flood risk properties
Properties with high flood risk (score 1 or lower - highest-risk tier). For insurance underwriting, premium pricing, and flood mitigation planning.
Fire risk properties
Properties with the highest wildfire or fire risk (score 0 - extreme megafire exposure). For insurance underwriting and fire prevention program targeting.
Wildland-urban interface homes
Residential properties in elevated wildfire risk zones (score 2 or lower) - the wildland-urban interface where boreal forest meets housing. Built from Canadian National Fire Database point data covering 42,000+ grid cells. For FireSmart program outreach, defensible space contractors, and regional insurance pricing across AB, SK, BC, and northern Ontario.
Multi-hazard exposure
Properties with high exposure to multiple natural hazards - both flood and fire risk scores of 1 or lower (highest-risk tier). For catastrophe modeling and reinsurance.
Earthquake risk properties
Properties with high earthquake risk (score 1 or lower - highest seismic hazard tier). For seismic insurance underwriting, retrofit program targeting, and catastrophe modeling in high-risk regions like coastal BC.
High-value home insurance
Luxury residential properties ($2M+) requiring specialized coverage. Includes premium amenities and replacement cost factors.
Knob-and-tube wiring era homes (pre-1950)
Houses built before 1950 - the era when knob-and-tube electrical wiring was standard. Many insurance carriers refuse coverage on properties with active knob-and-tube wiring, and full replacement typically costs $5,000-$10,000+.
Aluminum wiring era homes (1965-1980)
Houses built between 1965 and 1980 - the period when aluminum branch-circuit wiring was widely installed. Aluminum wiring deteriorates faster than copper and is flagged by most home insurance underwriters. Remediation requires electrical work or special connectors.
Asbestos-era homes (pre-1980)
Houses and townhouses built before 1980 - the period when asbestos was commonly used in vermiculite attic insulation, floor tiles, plaster, and siding. Removal requires licensed abatement contractors and is a major renovation blocker.
Galvanized plumbing era homes (pre-1960)
Houses built before 1960 - the era of galvanized steel and lead supply piping. Galvanized pipes corrode internally, reducing water pressure and discoloring water, and lead pipes are a public health concern. Many municipalities subsidize replacement.
Oil & gas workforce
Residential areas with high concentrations of mining, oil & gas extraction employment. For energy sector analysis and resource community planning.
Healthcare workforce
Residential areas with very high concentrations of healthcare workers and medical professionals. For healthcare facility planning and medical services expansion.
Tech & STEM workforce
Residential areas with very high concentrations of technology, science, and engineering professionals. For tech sector expansion and talent acquisition.
Construction & trades workforce
Residential areas with very high concentrations of construction and trades workers. For contractor services, building supply, and workforce development.
Active rental listings
Properties currently for rent with rental rates and features. For rental market analysis and property management.
Commercial properties
Filter for commercial properties by zoning and use type. For commercial lending and site selection workflows.
Condominiums & strata
Condo properties with higher maintenance fees ($400+), amenities, and building details. For condo lending, insurance, and property management.
Stale listings (180+ days on market)
Properties currently listed for sale that have been on the market for over 180 days. Highly motivated sellers, useful for price-drop deal hunting and investor acquisition pipelines.
Multi-unit residential (duplex, multiplex)
Small multi-family residential properties (duplex and multiplex). Strong demand driven by BC's secondary-suite legislation and Ontario's Bill 23 missing-middle reforms. Investor and conversion-builder leads.
Vacant land
Vacant land parcels available for development. For builders, developers, and land investors looking to acquire raw land or development sites.
Industrial commercial sites
Filter for commercial properties matching industrial zoning - warehouses, manufacturing, distribution. For industrial brokers, logistics site selection, and third-party logistics warehousing operators.
Roofs needing replacement
Houses with roofs installed 15+ years ago that likely need replacement or major repair. Perfect for roofing contractor direct mail campaigns.
HVAC systems due for replacement
Houses with heating systems installed 15+ years ago approaching end of life. Ideal for HVAC contractor and furnace replacement campaigns.
Homes with swimming pools
Houses with private outdoor pools. For pool maintenance, repair, and renovation service marketing.
Large lot properties
Houses with lots over 800 sq m - ideal targets for landscaping, fencing, and outdoor living services.
Older homes for renovation
Pre-1975 construction that likely needs major updates - kitchens, bathrooms, windows, electrical. For renovation contractors and home improvement.
Basements in high flood zones
Properties with basements in high flood risk areas (score 1 or lower - highest-risk tier). For waterproofing, sump pump, and foundation repair services.
Homes with fireplaces
Houses with fireplaces - for chimney sweep, fireplace insert, and gas conversion services.
Young family neighborhoods
Residential areas with high concentrations of young children (0-14). For family services, tutoring, and children's activities marketing.
Move-in ready new construction
Recently built properties (2024+) for moving services, furniture, and new homeowner marketing.
Recent renovation or addition permits
Properties in Calgary, Edmonton, Toronto, and Vancouver that have filed building permits for renovations, additions, or major improvements in the last 6 months. Identifies homeowners actively investing in their property - prime follow-on leads for trades and suppliers.
Recent demolition permits
Properties in Calgary, Edmonton, Toronto, and Vancouver that have filed demolition permits in the last 6 months - meaning a new build is likely imminent on the lot. High-intent leads for builders, framers, lumber suppliers, and concrete/foundation contractors.
Heat pump conversion targets
Houses currently heated with electric or electric-furnace systems - the prime conversion targets for cold-climate air-source heat pumps under the federal Canada Greener Homes Affordability Program (CGHAP, $800M, low-to-median income) and provincial programs like Ontario's Home Renovation Savings (up to $12,000) and CleanBC (up to $19,000).
Cold-province insulation candidates
Houses built before 1980 in Canada's coldest provinces - the prime targets for attic, wall, and basement insulation upgrades. Adjacent to heat pump rebate programs but standalone-valuable for insulation contractors and energy efficiency auditors.
Properties in strongly left-leaning areas
Residential properties in areas where the estimated political lean is 0 to 2 on a 0 to 10 scale - the hard centre-left base. For political campaigns mobilising the most reliable supporters, advocacy mail, and get-out-the-vote programs.
Properties in left-leaning areas
Residential properties in areas where the estimated political lean is 3 to 4 on a 0 to 10 scale - left of centre but not at the extreme. For first-touch mail in centre-left campaigns and softer-left advocacy where voters are persuadable but already aligned.
Properties in centre or polarized areas
Residential properties in areas where the estimated political lean sits at 5 on a 0 to 10 scale - the contested centre, including both genuinely centrist areas and areas that are evenly split between left and right. The highest-leverage band for persuasion mail.
Properties in right-leaning areas
Residential properties in areas where the estimated political lean is 6 to 7 on a 0 to 10 scale - right of centre but not at the extreme. For first-touch mail in centre-right campaigns and softer-right advocacy where voters are persuadable but already aligned.
Properties in strongly right-leaning areas
Residential properties in areas where the estimated political lean is 8 to 10 on a 0 to 10 scale - the hard centre-right base. For political campaigns mobilising the most reliable supporters, advocacy mail, and get-out-the-vote programs.
Chinese-speaking communities
Areas where Chinese languages make up more than 10% of the population. For Chinese-language marketing, cultural services, and ethnic grocery/retail.
Punjabi & South Asian communities
Areas where South Asian languages make up more than 10% of the population. For South Asian marketing, cultural services, and ethnic retail targeting.
Spanish-speaking communities
Areas where Spanish makes up more than 10% of the population. For Spanish-language marketing and Hispanic community services.
Tagalog & Filipino communities
Areas where Filipino/Tagalog makes up more than 10% of the population. For Filipino community marketing and cultural services.
French-speaking communities
Areas where French makes up more than 10% of the most-common second language. For bilingual services and French-language marketing across Quebec, Ontario, New Brunswick, and Acadian communities.
Single-parent households
Areas with high concentrations of single parents with children. For family support services, childcare, and assistance programs.
Empty nesters & retirees
Areas with couples without children and older demographics. For retirement services, downsizing, and lifestyle marketing.
Cycling communities
Areas where residents frequently commute by bicycle. For bike shops, cycling gear, and active lifestyle marketing.
Public transit commuters
Areas with high public transit usage. For transit advertising, urban services, and car-free lifestyle products.
Car-dependent suburbs
Areas with very high car dependency and minimal transit access. For auto services, dealerships, and suburban retail.
Trades-certified workforce
Areas with very high concentrations of trades-certified workers. For tool suppliers, workwear, and trades services.
University-educated areas
Areas with very high bachelor's degree attainment. For professional services, continuing education, and premium products.
Retail & service workers
Areas with very high concentrations of retail and service industry workers. For retail recruitment, service industry marketing.
High population density
Very densely populated urban areas. For high-volume retail, delivery services, and urban marketing campaigns.
High quality of life areas
Properties in areas with excellent air quality, low noise, high safety, and good nature access. For relocation services, health-conscious buyers, and lifestyle marketing.
Entertainment and dining districts
Properties near abundant food, drink, entertainment, and shopping options. For restaurant marketing, nightlife venues, and urban lifestyle targeting.
Low water quality areas
Properties in areas with lower water quality scores. For water filtration systems, water testing services, and plumbing contractors.
Highly walkable neighborhoods
Properties in highly walkable areas with score 8+. Daily errands easily accomplished on foot - close to shops, restaurants, schools, and services. For urban lifestyle marketing, walkable retail siting, and pedestrian-oriented real estate.
Transit-rich neighborhoods
Properties with excellent public transit access (score 8+) - frequent service and multiple routes within walking distance. For transit-oriented development, commuter-targeted services, and urban property investment.
Retirement-friendly neighborhoods
Properties with high retirement scores (8+) - combining healthcare access, quiet streets, walkability, and accessible amenities. For 55+ communities, downsizing real estate, and retirement planning services.
Nature access neighborhoods
Properties with high nature scores (8+) - close to parks, green space, trails, and natural areas. For outdoor recreation retailers, eco-conscious buyers, and parks/trails planning.
Quiet neighborhoods
Properties with high quiet scores (8+) - low noise from traffic, industry, flight paths, and other sources. For noise-sensitive buyers, sleep/wellness brands, and acoustic-conscious development.
Underserved internet areas
Properties in areas with poor broadband availability (score below 5) - derived from public broadband coverage data. For ISP expansion planning, fixed-wireless and satellite internet sales, and rural connectivity grant targeting.
Gigabit-ready neighborhoods
Properties with excellent broadband availability (score 8+) - fiber and high-speed internet within reach. For remote-work marketing, tech-sector housing, and premium ISP package targeting.
Poor air quality areas
Properties in areas with elevated PM2.5 air pollution (score below 4) - based on Environment and Climate Change Canada NAPS monitoring stations. For HVAC and air purifier sales, asthma and respiratory health services, and indoor air quality contractors.
High traffic noise areas
Properties with high traffic noise exposure (traffic score below 4) - derived from road-class proximity data. For window replacement contractors, soundproofing services, and acoustic-conscious renovation marketing.
Limited parking neighborhoods
Properties in areas with poor parking availability (parking score below 4) - dense urban neighbourhoods where finding street parking is difficult. For car-share services, valet operators, EV-share network siting, and bike commuter products.
Price per square meter analysis
Properties with detailed per-sqm pricing including property estimates and area comparables. For appraisers, investors, and market analysts.
Basement suite conversion candidates
Houses with basements that have separate entrances or walkout access - prime candidates for legal suite conversion and rental income generation.
Properties with separate basement entrance
Houses with basements that have separate entrances - ideal for rental suites, home offices, or in-law suites.
High cap-rate condos for rental investors
Apartments and condos with cap rates above 10% - exceptional rental yield for buy-and-hold investors. Combines list price, rental estimates, and ownership costs.
Ultra-luxury properties ($5M+)
Residential properties listed at $5 million or above - the ultra-luxury tier serving high-net-worth clientele. Distinct buyer set from the $1.5M and $2M luxury tiers.
EV charger ready garages
Houses with garages that have 240V electrical outlets - ready for Level 2 EV charger installation. Prime targets for EV adoption marketing.
High disposable income areas
Areas with high after-tax income - indicating strong spending power. For premium retail, luxury services, and high-end consumer marketing.
Top school districts
Properties in areas with excellent school access scores. For tutoring services, private-school recruitment, family-focused retailers, and education-services targeting.
Family-friendly neighborhoods
Properties with high family scores - indicating parks, schools, safety, and family amenities nearby. Perfect for families with children.
Underserved daycare demand areas
Neighbourhoods with high concentrations of children under 5 - prime demand-side targets for new daycare operators. Recent national surveys show roughly 50% of Canadian parents have difficulty finding childcare and 80% of centres maintain waitlists.
University student rental zones
Neighbourhoods with high concentrations of young adults (20-24) and apartment-heavy housing stock - typical patterns of university student rental areas. For student housing investors, furniture rental services, and student-targeted retail.
Cul-de-sac homes
Properties located on cul-de-sacs - safer streets with less traffic, ideal for families with children. Premium locations with typically higher property values.
Waterfront properties
Properties backing onto water (lakes, rivers, ocean) - premium waterfront real estate with typically higher values and unique lifestyle appeal.
Golf course properties
Properties backing onto golf courses - premium locations appealing to golfers and those seeking green views and upscale communities.
Properties with RV parking
Houses with dedicated RV parking - targeting outdoor enthusiasts with recreational vehicles, boats, or trailers.
Galvanized plumbing era homes (pre-1960)
Houses built before 1960 - the era of galvanized steel and lead supply piping. Galvanized pipes corrode internally, reducing water pressure and discoloring water, and lead pipes are a public health concern. Many municipalities subsidize replacement.
Example
A Winnipeg plumbing contractor markets full water-supply-line replacement to pre-1960 houses, often paired with municipal lead-pipe replacement subsidies.
Common use cases
- Plumbing contractors
- Lead pipe replacement programs
- Water filtration systems
- Municipal supply line subsidy outreach
Price
- Cost per record 0.48 cents USD
- Total for all 1,950,569 records $9,363 USD
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Sample data
Applied filters
- construction_year less than 1960
| address | postal_code | latitude | longitude | city | province | property_type | construction_year | interior_sq_m | score_water_quality | estimate_list_price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1132 De Lelite Rue | G3K2L1 | 46.851654 | -71.42419 | Québec | Quebec | House | 1930 | 101.35638 | 7 | 478508 |
| 1675 4 Avenue | V2L3K2 | 53.91781 | -122.75283 | Prince George | British Columbia | House | 1949 | 86.399796 | 6 | 394347 |
| 324 De Lile-Dupas Rang | J0K2P0 | 46.075863 | -73.15265 | La Visitation-de-l'Île-Dupas | Quebec | House | 1910 | 115.84913 | 6 | 334251 |
| 462 8E Avenue | J9P6L8 | 48.107494 | -77.77913 | Val-d'Or | Quebec | House | 1947 | 118.9149 | 6 | 283856 |
| 595 352 Route | G0X3E0 | 46.585926 | -72.40448 | Saint-Stanislas | Quebec | House | 1930 | 91.78744 | 7 | 223857 |
| 313 285 Hymus Boulevard | H9R0G7 | 45.45546 | -73.83283 | Pointe-Claire | Quebec | House | 1954 | 148.92233 | 7 | 838026 |
| 1 99 Hopewell Avenue | K1S2Y9 | 45.39194 | -75.68727 | Ottawa | Ontario | House | 1920 | 139.2605 | 7 | 1501193 |
| A 1611 South Lakeside Drive | V2G3A8 | 52.110268 | -122.10291 | Williams Lake | British Columbia | House | 1956 | 110.18296 | 6 | 363488 |
| 12819 121 Avenue NW | T5L2S6 | 53.574345 | -113.54381 | Edmonton | Alberta | House | 1953 | 96.71126 | 7 | 404788 |
| 347 Regent Avenue W | R2C1R5 | 49.89538 | -97.01075 | Winnipeg | Manitoba | House | 1920 | 71.53531 | 7 | 238053 |
| 489 Chemin Des Patriotes S | J3H3G5 | 45.548786 | -73.20593 | Mont-Saint-Hilaire | Quebec | House | 1947 | 162.90413 | 7 | 649919 |
| 14 1200 Lorenzo-Genest Rue | G7H6N9 | 48.407986 | -71.05141 | Chicoutimi - Jonquière | Quebec | House | 1910 | 109.62467 | 7 | 427588 |
| 2904 Boulevard Stjeanbaptiste | G7H7S7 | 48.391182 | -70.983154 | Saguenay | Quebec | House | 1861 | 208.6585 | 7 | 384305 |
| 1032 Hebert Rue | G0W1N0 | 48.417477 | -71.948235 | Desbiens | Quebec | House | 1950 | 98.569305 | 7 | 196894 |
| 2 5845 Banville Avenue | G1P1H7 | 46.82366 | -71.33208 | Québec | Quebec | House | 1930 | 101.35638 | 9 | 390084 |
| 6162 Lawrence Street | B3L1J6 | 44.648796 | -63.59585 | Halifax | Nova Scotia | House | 1901 | 129.55222 | 7 | 796240 |
| 159 Rancourt Rue | G0Y1J0 | 45.713535 | -70.9149 | Sainte-Cécile-de-Whitton | Quebec | House | 1900 | 117.24266 | 7 | 256062 |
| 12304 Rue Depatie | H4J1B8 | 45.53706 | -73.71186 | Montréal | Quebec | House | 1951 | 184.03938 | 7 | 702779 |
| 3003 Fabien-Larochelle Rue | G9N7E1 | 46.57053 | -72.748245 | Shawinigan | Quebec | House | 1950 | 109.48532 | 7 | 327547 |
| 4201 6 Avenue | V9Y4N1 | 49.252815 | -124.80315 | Port Alberni | British Columbia | House | 1947 | 114.92101 | 7 | 204219 |
Sample of 20 records from a total of 1,950,569
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