If you live on Tupper Street, what's happening to your property value depends almost entirely on what type of home you own. Houses and condos are moving in opposite directions - and the gap between them is worth paying attention to.
If you own a house on Tupper Street, the market is cooling off a little. Here's the snapshot:
The honest read here? House values on our street are sliding slightly while neighbours like Winnipeg Street ($416,097) and Stirling Crescent ($404,404) are sitting higher. We are not in freefall - but the momentum is not with us right now on the house side. The silver lining is that rental yield. At 5.86%, a Tupper Street house still makes a strong case as an income property.
This is where it gets interesting. Condo owners on Tupper Street are sitting on something the rest of the street is not - real upward momentum.
A rank of 9 out of 92 is not a small thing. That puts our condos ahead of 83 other neighbourhoods in St. John's for growth. The predicted value of $296,400 also beats nearby Guzzwell Drive condos at $269,234. If you own a condo here, the forward-looking numbers are working in your favour right now.
Here is the thing about your city assessment - it is a snapshot from the past. The city looks at sales data from a fixed valuation date and locks in a number that can be 12 to 24 months out of date by the time it lands in your mailbox. A lot can change in that time, and on Tupper Street right now, things are changing fast - especially for condos.
The HonestDoor Price is updated in real time using current market signals. It reflects what a buyer would actually pay today, not what someone paid two years ago two streets over. If your tax assessment says one thing and the HonestDoor Price says another, the HonestDoor number is the one worth trusting when you are making a real decision about your home.
For condo owners especially, the gap between a stale assessment and a live HonestDoor Price could mean leaving real money on the table - or walking into a negotiation without knowing your actual position.
The answer is different depending on what you own.
If you own a house on Tupper Street - the window is not closed, but it is narrowing a little. Values are down roughly 2.88% recently and the 3-month trend is drifting lower. Selling sooner rather than later makes more sense than waiting to see if things bounce back on their own. Buyers are still out there, and a 5.86% rental yield means investors are paying attention to this street. Price it right and you will find a buyer.
If you own a condo on Tupper Street - you are in a stronger spot than most people on this street realize. A growth rank of 9th in the city and a predicted value climbing past $296,000 means momentum is on your side. A well-timed summer listing could catch buyers who have been priced out of Stirling Crescent ($432,100) and Winnipeg Street ($383,925) and are looking for value in the same area.
Either way, the first move is the same - check your HonestDoor Price today and compare it to your last assessment. That gap will tell you a lot about where you actually stand heading into the summer market.
tupper street | st. johns | october 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.