If you've been watching the "For Sale" signs around Crescent Heights lately, here's the honest read: this neighbourhood is holding steady, but the story is different depending on what you own. Houses and condos are moving in opposite directions, and that gap matters for your wallet.
Let's break it down for us locals.
The average HonestDoor Price for a house in Crescent Heights sits at $272,918. That's essentially flat - up just 0.12% from the previous period - but "flat" isn't a bad word here. It means the value is holding. The 3-month moving average is $273,030, so we're right in line with where the market has been sitting.
Here's the part that should get your attention if you own a house here: the rental yield is 6.03%. That's a strong number. It means if you rented your place out, you'd be pulling in around $1,469 to $1,470 per month. For context, that kind of yield is what investors chase. You might already be sitting on one without realizing it.
On the neighbourhood leaderboard, houses in Crescent Heights rank 4th for growth among comparable Prince Albert neighbourhoods. That puts us in the top half. We're not leading the pack, but we're not chasing it either. Compare that to Crescent Acres at an average of $438,581 or Carlton Park at $348,198 - Crescent Heights is the more accessible entry point into a stable market.
The condo picture is a different conversation. The average HonestDoor Price for a condo here is $130,552, down 0.46% from the previous period. More telling is the 3-month moving average of $135,882 - the predicted value of $131,159 is sitting below that trend line. Condo values have shifted by -5.29% recently, and the growth rank lands at 6 out of 9 comparable neighbourhoods. That puts condos in the below-average category for Prince Albert right now.
The rental yield on condos is 4.35%. That's moderate - not bad, but not the headline number that houses are putting up. One small bright spot: the predicted condo value of $131,159 does edge out nearby Carlton Park condos at $125,527. So we're not at the bottom of the pile.
Here's the thing about your city assessment: it's a snapshot from the past. It gets updated on a schedule, not in real time. The market doesn't wait for that schedule.
The HonestDoor Price is a live, real-world check on what your property is actually worth today - not what a government office calculated months or years ago. For house owners in Crescent Heights, that number is $272,918. For condo owners, it's $130,552. These figures move with the market. Your tax assessment does not.
If you're making any financial decision - refinancing, selling, even just figuring out if your insurance coverage makes sense - the HonestDoor Price is the number you should be looking at first. Waiting for the next assessment cycle could mean you're working with stale data in a market that has already moved on.
If you own a house in Crescent Heights and you're thinking about listing this summer, the timing isn't terrible. Values are stable, the rental demand is real (a 6.03% yield tells you that), and sitting at rank 4 on the growth leaderboard means buyers looking at Prince Albert will have Crescent Heights on their radar. You're priced below Crescent Acres and Carlton Park, which makes you the more attractive option for buyers who've been priced out of those streets.
If you own a condo, be honest with yourself about the current trend. Values have dipped, and the growth rank puts us below average right now. That doesn't mean don't sell - it means price it right from day one. An overpriced condo in a softening segment sits. A well-priced one moves.
Either way, pull your HonestDoor Price before you have a single conversation with an agent. Know your number. That's where the conversation starts.
crescent heights | prince albert | september 2026This information is all based on our opinions based on the information available to us. Everyone's situation may be different and you should reach out to us for more personalized information.