The latest source reading
The all-building index is 110.0 in June 2026, compared with a 2019 annual average base of 100. The calculated year-over-year movement is -0.18%. Over the five years from June 2021 to June 2026, the same series changes by +11.11%. These are calculations from index points, not quoted dollar rents.
Use the chart to inspect the path as well as the latest observation. Comparing the same month one year earlier avoids mixing adjacent periods with a year-over-year comparison. The series is not seasonally adjusted; the recent quarter can be revised. A five-year change is cumulative, not an annual rate.
| Building type | Index | YoY | Source vector |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total, building type | 110.0 | -0.18% | v1210497013 |
What this geography covers
The source uses the St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador geography and 2016 Census boundaries. A city/CMA label does not establish rent levels for each neighbourhood, building or unit.
This geography has an all-building series. A sector-specific city index is unavailable; choosing a sector shows that gap instead of a province substitute.
Original asking-rent medians and quote percentiles are withheld for this geography until reviewed comparable observations qualify. An official series is not evidence that our own asking-rent sample is populated. There is no achieved-lease estimate, vacancy rate or individual-property valuation on this page.
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Publisher report averages, when available, retain their own geography, class and weighting. An average of marketed space is a different observation from this occupied-space index. Neither is inserted into an independent local median or percentile calculation.