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Return on investment, highest first, for provinces in Canada

Return on investment description

Shows the total financial return of the property investment over its holding period.

This metric helps evaluate the overall financial performance by comparing net profits to the total amount invested.

$\text{ROI} = \frac{(\text{Resale Value} - \text{Purchase Price}) + (\text{Annual Cash Flow} \times \text{Years Owned})}{(\text{Down Payment} + \text{Renovation Costs} + \text{Total Mortgage Payments})}$

A higher percentage indicates a more profitable investment, taking into account both appreciation and income generation.

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LocationMedianMeanMode
Newfoundland and Labrador
126.4%
127.5%
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Nunavut
124.7%
126.2%
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Saskatchewan
119.6%
117.9%
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Manitoba
101.3%
102.5%
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New Brunswick
96.5%
99.7%
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Alberta
79.9%
87.0%
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Prince Edward Island
71.3%
74.7%
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Northwest Territories
67.6%
68.8%
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Nova Scotia
61.7%
68.6%
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Quebec
58.4%
63.1%
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Yukon
51.2%
55.1%
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Ontario
44.7%
47.5%
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British Columbia
35.5%
40.3%
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