Murray Harbour North, Prince Edward Island
As of September 27, 2026, the median asking price in Murray Harbour North is $437,500, across 6 active MLS® listings.
Those listings have been on the market an average of 273 days.
Detached homes in Murray Harbour North are listed at an average of $450,833 across 6 active listings.
Murray Harbour North is a small, rural waterfront community in eastern Prince Edward Island characterized by low-density housing, working-harbour/coastal scenery, and a quiet lifestyle oriented around fishing, boating, and seasonal tourism. The population mix skews older with a meaningful share of retirees and long-time local families, alongside a smaller inflow of lifestyle buyers and summer residents. Housing is predominantly detached homes, cottages, and hobby properties on larger lots, with limited purpose-built rentals and very little multi-family stock.
Amenities are modest and car-dependent: day-to-day services are typically found in nearby communities (e.g., Montague for groceries, banking, and broader retail/health services), while local offerings revolve around the harbour, small businesses, and recreation (beaches, trails, and boating access). School options are limited within the immediate area, with families generally relying on schools in surrounding towns; transit is minimal to non-existent, making a vehicle essential. The real estate market tends to be thinly traded and seasonal—prices can be influenced by lifestyle demand and interest rates, with recent years showing moderated growth after the pandemic-era surge; rental demand is steadier for year-round homes but remains constrained by limited local employment density and a small tenant pool, while short-term/seasonal rentals can be stronger near the water when regulations and property suitability align.
Murray Harbour North’s current for-sale market is small and slower-moving, with 6 active listings showing a median asking price of $437,500 and an average 273 days on market, suggesting sellers are often leaving properties available for extended periods while buyers take time to compare options. Across the city’s mix of coastal/rural stretches and more established residential pockets, pricing can vary with acreage, water proximity, and property condition, so well-positioned homes tend to stand out while others may require negotiation or patience—creating selective opportunities for buyers and long-horizon investors.
AI-written commentary on the active MLS® listing snapshot as of September 27, 2026. Not financial advice.
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