Found 3 blog entries tagged as calgary market trends.

What Everyone Gets Wrong About Calgary’s Housing Market | April 2025 Update

At first glance, the April numbers might make you think Calgary’s housing market is slowing down—or even heading for a downturn. But that’s only half the story. While sales are down compared to last year, the shift we’re seeing isn’t a collapse—it’s a correction.

According to the Calgary Real Estate Board (CREB®), activity is returning to seasonal norms, and months of supply just hit its highest level in over a year, bringing long-overdue balance back to the market. For buyers and sellers, that means a new kind of strategy—and a very different kind of market than what we’ve seen over the past four years.

April 2025 Calgary Real Estate Market at a Glance:

  • Sales:

10109 Views, 0 Comments

Calgary's real estate market is continuing its shift in 2025, balancing out from the high-paced, ultra-competitive environment we saw in recent years. With more inventory, easing sales, and steadier price growth, we’re seeing a market that gives buyers a bit more breathing room while still offering strong value for sellers who price right. February 2025 saw higher inventory levels, stabilizing home prices, and continued demand, though at a more sustainable pace than previous years.

If you're buying or selling in Calgary, understanding these trends will help you make smarter, more confident real estate decisions.

Let's break down what’s happening across the market—including sales trends, pricing, inventory levels, and how different districts are…

2960 Views, 0 Comments

Calgary Real Estate Market TrendsCalgary has seen a very active May and June. The first few weeks of June 2012 residential sales in Calgary have followed May’s lead and continued to be impressive. According to the Calgary Real Estate Board, June 1-12, MLS® sales in Calgary have increased 11.81 percent from the same period in 2011.

The recent activity in single family sales has been from the less than 2.5 months of supply in the Calgary market, which is causing buyers to feel a bit more urgency when making their purchasing decision.

Google+>

2120 Views, 0 Comments