Calgary and Edmonton market statistics for September 2026 — what the numbers mean for buyers and sellers.
Data through September 2026 · Updated October 2026
Calgary Market Update — September 2026
- Apartment condos: −8.3% year-over-year → benchmark $291,400
- Row homes: −5.5% → $412,400
- Detached: −1% → $739,400, resales UP 4.4%
- Overall sales −3.8%; new listings −11.3%
What this means for buyers
Real leverage on condos and townhomes — more choice, more negotiating room, softer prices.
What this means for sellers
Detached homes are holding their ground — price it right from day one and you’re fine.
Source: CREB September 2026 statistics.
Data through September 2026 · Updated October 2026
Edmonton Market Snapshot — September 2026
- Sales: 1,959 (−10.3% YoY)
- New listings: 3,864 (+11.3% YoY)
- Months of inventory: 4.1 — tipping toward buyers
- HPI benchmark: $423,100 (−0.3% YoY)
- Detached avg: $569,820 (+2.9% YoY)
- Semi-detached avg: $412,974 (−4.8% YoY)
The flip side of Calgary: Edmonton listings are UP 11% while Calgary’s are DOWN 11% — same province, opposite supply stories.
What this means for buyers
With 4.1 months of inventory, buyers hold real negotiating power — especially on semi-detached homes (−4.8%).
What this means for sellers
Detached homes are still appreciating (+2.9%) — a well-priced detached home moves.
Source: RAE (Realtors Association of Edmonton) September 2026 statistics.