Pre-mover mailing lists across Canada

80% of homes on the market in Canada passed every mailing check. We sell only those: 702,499 homes in the last 12 months. Every address passes a Canada Post check, starts with a street number and belongs to a real home, so every piece you mail has a door to land at.

PreMovers.ca sells pre-mover lists for Canada: mailing addresses for homes that have just been listed for sale. Every week we capture new residential listings across the country and follow each home until it comes off the market. Every address is checked against Canada Post address data, and only mailable addresses go into a list.

Canada by the numbers

Mailable Canadian homes	Count
Mailable homes, last 12 months	702,499
Share of homes that pass every mailing check	80%
New on the market, still for sale	129,112
Listed earlier, still for sale	4,222
Off the market in the last 12 months	569,165
New listings, average per week	10,314

Counts cover 16 October 2025 to 15 October 2026 and include only addresses that passed a Canada Post check. They change every week.

Pre-mover lists by province

Province or territory	Mailable homes, 12 months	Pass our checks	New a week
Ontario	249,716	80%	3,653
Quebec	148,592	82%	2,204
British Columbia	126,681	85%	1,777
Alberta	100,516	83%	1,522
Manitoba	19,020	75%	303
Saskatchewan	18,035	67%	277
Nova Scotia	15,148	58%	216
New Brunswick	13,471	65%	197
Newfoundland and Labrador	7,483	65%	112
Prince Edward Island	2,831	43%	37
Yukon	678	77%	10
Northwest Territories	328	98%	6

The biggest city markets

City	Province	Mailable homes, 12 months	New a week
Toronto	Ontario	39,945	610
Calgary	Alberta	32,648	488
Montreal	Quebec	25,971	359
Edmonton	Alberta	25,876	390
Ottawa	Ontario	17,466	264
Vancouver	British Columbia	13,633	200
Surrey	British Columbia	12,134	178
Winnipeg	Manitoba	11,572	191
Mississauga	Ontario	9,936	147
Brampton	Ontario	8,254	123
Quebec City	Quebec	7,793	131
London	Ontario	7,623	111
Hamilton	Ontario	6,230	90
Laval	Quebec	6,154	96
Burnaby	British Columbia	5,780	87
Saskatoon	Saskatchewan	5,726	92
Kelowna	British Columbia	5,643	71
Richmond	British Columbia	5,584	79
Gatineau	Quebec	5,052	77
Oakville	Ontario	4,581	64

Toronto and Montreal include their boroughs and former cities, such as North York, Scarborough and Etobicoke, or Saint-Laurent and Verdun.

What's in a pre-mover list

Every list has the mailing address of each home:

• Street address and unit number
• City, province and postal code

With Plus you also get details about the home itself:

• The date it came on the market, and the date it came off
• Whether it is new, still for sale or off the market
• Asking price, bedrooms and bathrooms, exactly as listed
• Type of home and floor size, exactly as listed

No names, phone numbers or email addresses. Lists are delivered as a CSV file, ready for your printer or Canada Post.

Who mails pre-movers

• Moving and storage companies
• Renovators, contractors, painters and landscapers
• Cleaning, window, blinds and flooring companies
• Furniture, appliance and home decor stores
• Insurance brokers, mortgage brokers and banks
• Internet, TV and home security providers

Price

$150 per 1,000 homes, with a minimum order of $75 (500 homes). Each list is licensed for one mailing by your business.

Frequently asked

Questions about pre-mover lists in Canada

How many homes come on the market in Canada each week?

From 16 October 2025 to 15 October 2026, an average of 10,314 mailable homes came on the market across Canada each week, and 80% of homes on the market passed every mailing check, giving 702,499 mailable homes in those 12 months.

Where can I buy a pre-mover list in Canada?

PreMovers.ca sells pre-mover lists for every province and major city in Canada: mailing addresses for homes that have just been listed for sale, updated every week and checked against Canada Post.

What does a pre-mover list cost?

$150 CAD per 1,000 homes, with a minimum order of $75 (500 homes). Each list is licensed for one mailing.

What is the difference between pre-mover and new-mover lists?

A pre-mover list reaches a household before the move, from the listing itself. A new-mover list is built from change-of-address records and reaches it after the move.