A strong manufacturing industry is helping the prices of Winnipeg houses.

Royal LePage released its quarterly housing price survey on Wednesday, revealing the aggregate price of a home increased in the third quarter of the year by 3.6% to $302,338.

The increase is even more pronounced for two-storey homes, which saw an increase of 4.1% to $371,943, the survey found. Bungalows increased year-over-year by 3.4% to $273,636, while condos only saw a 1.3% hike to $228,923.

“There’s a very good mic of industries in Manitoba, and Winnipeg continues to see employment and labour force growth related to manufacturing activity,” said Dan Wachniak, of Royal LePage Dynamic Real Estate, in a press release. “As a result, oil price weakness has not had a significant impact on the local economy, allowing the housing market to remain strong.”

Nationally, home prices increased by 8% year-over-year to $502,643.