Find a Home in Yukon
From the banks of the Yukon River to the peaks of Kluane, Yukon offers the perfect place to call home.
- Whitehorse, the capital, on the Yukon River
- Kluane National Park and Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Dawson City and the Klondike goldfields
- Northern lights across the winter sky
- Long, bright summer days
Land titles
Yukon has no land transfer tax. Titles are registered with the Yukon Land Titles Office, which charges registration fees.
A lawyer handles the closing
In Yukon, a real estate lawyer handles the closing: reviewing the documents, moving the funds and registering the new title.
Water, sewer and heat
Outside Whitehorse, ask whether a property has piped water and sewer, a well and septic system, or trucked water, and what fuel heats the home.
Built for northern winters
Winters are long and cold. When you tour a home, ask about insulation, windows, the roof and the heating system.
Getting there
The Alaska Highway runs through Whitehorse, and the Whitehorse airport has scheduled flights south.
Down payment and mortgage insurance
Federal rules set the minimum down payment, and a smaller down payment means the mortgage needs default insurance. CMHC explains the current rules.
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