$465,500
202-301 HAWKINS STREET
Whitehorse, Yukon
1bed1bath641sqft
Yukon
Whitehorse Real Estate
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About Whitehorse Real Estate
Whitehorse, the capital city of Yukon, is a vibrant community steeped in rich history and natural beauty. Initially established as a trading post during the Klondike Gold Rush, Whitehorse has evolved into a cultural and economic hub of the North. The city is nestled in the stunning landscape of the Yukon River valley, surrounded by mountains and forests, offering a unique blend of urban amenities and outdoor adventure. The presence of the iconic Whitehorse Fish Ladder, a historical and ecological landmark, highlights the city's commitment to preserving its natural heritage while embracing growth and development.
The character of Whitehorse is defined by its diverse population and the warmth of its community. The city is known for its welcoming atmosphere, where residents often come together for community events such as the Yukon Quest, an annual sled dog race, and the Frostbite Music Festival. Unique local shops and art galleries along Main Street reflect the creative spirit of the city, while seasonal farmers' markets provide fresh produce and handmade goods, fostering a strong sense of community.
What makes Whitehorse truly unique is its accessibility to nature. Residents can easily escape to nearby hiking trails, lakes, and parks, such as Miles Canyon and Kwanlin Dün Cultural Centre, which celebrate the area's indigenous heritage. The merging of urban living with a wilderness backdrop makes Whitehorse appealing to those looking for adventure right outside their doorstep. Whether you’re an outdoor enthusiast or someone who appreciates cultural experiences, Whitehorse offers a lifestyle that is both fulfilling and enriching.
104 active listings with a median price of $616,950.
Lifestyle & Community
Living in Whitehorse means embracing a blend of urban convenience and outdoor adventure. The community exudes a friendly, small-town vibe, where neighbors know each other and local events foster connection. Residents can enjoy a variety of activities, from outdoor sports like hiking and skiing to cultural events such as art shows and music festivals. The community is engaged and often comes together for celebrations, showcasing local talent and traditions. With an emphasis on sustainability and local produce, Whitehorse also boasts a vibrant local food scene, making it a great place for those who appreciate a wholesome lifestyle.
Local Amenities
- Kwanlin Dün Cultural Centre
- Whitehorse Public Market
- Yukon Arts Centre
- Mount Sima Ski Resort
- Fish Ladder
- Yukon Transportation Museum
- Various local shops and boutiques on Main Street
- Multiple parks including Rotary Park and Miles Canyon
- Public library
- Recreation centers with fitness facilities
- Schools and educational institutions
- Local dining options featuring Northern cuisine
Points of Interest
- Yukon Wildlife Preserve
- SS Klondike National Historic Site
- Takhini Hot Springs
- Whitehorse Cross Country Ski Club
- Miles Canyon
- Yukon Beringia Interpretive Centre
- Kluane National Park and Reserve
- Yukon River
- Whitehorse Fish Ladder
- Log Church
Market Overview
The real estate market in Whitehorse is currently robust, with 104 active listings and a median listing price of $616,950. Homes are selling quickly, with an average of just 30 days on the market, indicating a competitive environment. Buyers can expect a variety of property types, from single-family homes to condominiums, reflecting a diverse range of housing options. Given the limited supply and high demand, potential buyers should be prepared to act quickly in this dynamic market.
Investment Outlook
Whitehorse presents a promising investment landscape, particularly for those interested in rental properties due to the city’s growing population and influx of newcomers. The demand for housing is strong, driven by its reputation as a desirable place to live and work. Development trends suggest an increase in multi-family units and commercial spaces, indicating a positive outlook for real estate investors. With ongoing economic growth and tourism opportunities, Whitehorse is poised to provide fruitful investment opportunities in the near future.
Ideal For
Whitehorse is ideal for first-time buyers looking for a welcoming community, families seeking a safe environment with access to nature, and retirees desiring a balanced lifestyle. Additionally, investors can find opportunities in the rental market driven by the city's growth. With its diverse amenities and strong sense of community, Whitehorse appeals to a broad range of buyers.
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Whitehorse market — live snapshot
Pulled directly from current MLS® data. Updated every page load.
Active listings
145
Median list price
$644K
Median $/sqft
$358
Price range (middle 50%)
$489K – $785K
Price by bedroom — Whitehorse actives
| Active | Median price | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 bed | 13 | $439K |
| 2 bed | 22 | $547K |
| 3 bed | 60 | $639K |
| 4 bed | 16 | $712K |
| 5+ bed | 14 | $884K |
Property mix — Whitehorse actives
| Active | Median price | |
|---|---|---|
| House | 86 | $664K |
| Condo | 41 | $550K |
| Commercial | 8 | $1.09M |
| Land | 8 | $924K |
| Other | 2 | $943K |
Most-listed neighborhoods in Whitehorse
| Active | Median price | |
|---|---|---|
| Porter Creek | 30 | $652K |
| Riverdale | 21 | $730K |
| Downtown Whitehorse | 21 | $715K |
| Copper Ridge | 11 | $699K |
| Valleyview | 9 | $449K |
| Crestview | 6 | $624K |
| Logan | 3 | $745K |
| Granger | 2 | $895K |
Living in Whitehorse
Lifestyle
Living in Whitehorse means embracing a blend of urban convenience and outdoor adventure. The community exudes a friendly, small-town vibe, where neighbors know each other and local events foster connection. Residents can enjoy a variety of activities, from outdoor sports like hiking and skiing to cultural events such as art shows and music festivals. The community is engaged and often comes together for celebrations, showcasing local talent and traditions. With an emphasis on sustainability and local produce, Whitehorse also boasts a vibrant local food scene, making it a great place for those who appreciate a wholesome lifestyle.
Local Amenities
Kwanlin Dün Cultural CentreWhitehorse Public MarketYukon Arts CentreMount Sima Ski ResortFish LadderYukon Transportation MuseumVarious local shops and boutiques on Main StreetMultiple parks including Rotary Park and Miles CanyonPublic libraryRecreation centers with fitness facilitiesSchools and educational institutionsLocal dining options featuring Northern cuisine
Written with AI assistance using live MLS data, reviewed by our team.
Price Distribution
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$200K – $400K
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$400K – $600K
26
$600K – $800K
31
$800K – $1.0M
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$1.0M – $1.5M
2
$1.5M – $2.0M
3
$2.0M – $3.0M
3
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Frequently Asked Questions About Whitehorse
How many homes are for sale in Whitehorse?
There are currently 77 active residential listings in Whitehorse. This includes detached homes, condos, townhouses, and other property types. Listings are updated throughout the day from CREA's DDF®.
What is the median home price in Whitehorse?
The median list price for homes in Whitehorse is $609,000. Actual prices vary by property type, size, and neighbourhood. Use the filters above to narrow your search by price range.
What types of properties are available in Whitehorse?
Properties available in Whitehorse include House (53), Condo (19), Commercial (14), Land (10), Other (2). You can filter by property type using the search options on this page.
How long do homes stay on the market in Whitehorse?
Homes in Whitehorse spend a median of 30 days on market. This can vary depending on price range, property type, and local market conditions.
How often are listings updated for Whitehorse?
Listings on this page are updated multiple times per day directly from CREA's DDF® (Data Distribution Facility). New listings typically appear within minutes of being added to the MLS® system.
Are there neighbourhood-level listings for Whitehorse?
Yes. You can browse homes in specific neighbourhoods within Whitehorse using the area links on this page. Each neighbourhood page includes local stats, pricing data, and property details.