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10/28/2026

Edmonton Buyers Gain More Options
Seeing more choices pop up for Edmonton buyers is always good news, especially for families and investors keeping a close eye on the market’s ups and downs. In late Q3 2026, the aggregate home price in Edmonton hit $479,500—up less than 1% from last year, but down just under 1% from the previous quarter as things cooled off a bit. Detached homes reached a median of $529,600 with similar mild yearly growth, and condos climbed to $207,700 after a modest increase as well.

After a strong start to Q3, the pace eased off, thanks in part to slower in-migration, regional flooding, and buyers feeling less urgency. For folks searching for a home, this meant more inventory, more breathing room, and the chance to really compare options—something I always encourage my clients to do. Balanced conditions like these tend to bring out the best deals, especially when you know how to spot them.

Looking forward, forecasts suggest we might see prices rise about 2% year-over-year in early Q4 2026, and steadier sales heading into the first half of 2027. As always, I’m keeping a close watch on the numbers and the neighbourhoods, so you can move forward with real information and less guesswork—just the way Edmonton families deserve.

10/27/2026

These are the most expensive neighbourhoods in Calgary right now
It’s always interesting to look at what’s happening just down the highway in Calgary’s real estate market. For those who like to keep a pulse on Alberta’s hottest neighbourhoods, here are the most expensive Calgary communities with at least five sales in September 2026: Elbow Park tops the list at $2.39M (up from $2.13M), followed by Altadore ($1.32M), Aspen Woods ($1.25M), Hamptons ($1.09M), and Lake Bonavista ($944K). Whether you’re comparing markets or just curious how different pockets of Alberta stack up, these numbers give a sense of where the highest-end buyers are putting their money right now. Even as a proud Edmontonian, I always keep an eye on trends across the province—solid info is half the battle in real estate.

10/26/2026

Edmonton Prices Rise 3.3% as Market Balances
Edmonton’s real estate market has seen some interesting shifts this year. The average residential sale price is up 3.3% year-over-year, now sitting around $475,000. At the same time, the total number of sales has eased by about 12%, dropping to roughly 15,200, while listings have crept up 3% to 26,200. That’s translated into more choice for buyers and a slightly longer wait for sellers, with average market time stretching from 33 to 39 days.

Detached homes are still leading the charge—if you’re looking for a single-family home under $650,000, you’re not alone. Those remain in high demand. Luxury sales have also stood out, while condos continue to favour buyers. For anyone feeling uncertain, you’re not the only one: economic uncertainty has some first-time buyers holding back, even as tax rebates and builder incentives give others a nudge towards new construction.

Looking ahead, forecasts suggest average sale prices could be about 2% higher in 2026 than in 2025, but with sales numbers projected to dip by about 10%. If you’re navigating these changes—whether buying, selling, or just weighing your options—it helps to have someone who knows Edmonton inside and out, and who’s committed to real talk and real results. That’s been my approach for over 20 years, and it’s more important than ever as our market balances out.

Acadia Real Estate Statistics UpdateI’ve always believed that understanding your local market is half the battle in real...
10/25/2026

Acadia Real Estate Statistics Update
I’ve always believed that understanding your local market is half the battle in real estate. Here’s a quick snapshot of what’s happening in Acadia as of September 2026: the median home ask price was $315,000, with homes selling for a median of $310,500. Over the last year, those numbers were higher—$576,225 for the ask, $568,640 sold. Out of fifteen homes listed, seven found new owners, with the highest sale reaching $845,100. For those who like to know the bigger picture, Acadia’s population sits at 9,915, and the crime rate is a low 1.26 per 1,000.

After 20+ years helping Edmonton families through these numbers and trends, I’ve learned how small shifts can mean big opportunities—or challenges. Whether you’re just curious or you’re eyeing your next move, straight-up info like this is where confident decisions begin. No fluff—just real stats, real talk.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/tony-estephan/2132783-Acadia-Real-Estate-Statistics-Update

Edmonton Homebuyers Benefit from Increased Housing OptionsSeptember brought a noticeable shift to Edmonton’s real estate...
10/24/2026

Edmonton Homebuyers Benefit from Increased Housing Options
September brought a noticeable shift to Edmonton’s real estate scene—home sales dipped 8.8% from August and are down 10.3% compared to last year. At the same time, more listings hit the market, offering buyers a wider selection. Average prices now sit at $466,080, a slight decrease from last month, but still 2.9% higher than this time last year. For families weighing their options or investors watching local trends, knowing how to navigate a higher inventory market is key. With over two decades spent helping Edmonton clients adapt to these ups and downs, I believe real solutions start with honest advice and a clear view of what’s happening in our city. Whether you’re buying, selling, or just curious about your next move, understanding these shifts can help you make decisions with confidence.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/tony-estephan/2132449-Edmonton-Homebuyers-Benefit-from-Increased-Housing-Options

'Bumpy and even': RBC Economics releases latest housing market outlookRBC Economics just released their latest outlook o...
10/23/2026

'Bumpy and even': RBC Economics releases latest housing market outlook
RBC Economics just released their latest outlook on Canada’s housing market, and it’s clear we’re in for a ride that’s anything but smooth. While Ontario, Vancouver, and Montreal are seeing softer prices and fewer home resales, Calgary seems to be holding steady. Toronto’s recovery has hit a pause, and Vancouver is dealing with a lot more listings than usual. As someone who’s spent more than 20 years helping Edmonton families navigate real estate ups and downs, I know every market tells its own story. Here in Edmonton, I keep a close eye on these trends so my clients can make confident moves—no spin, just the facts and real solutions. The path to recovery across Canada will be uneven, but with the right approach and some local know-how, we can always find opportunities that fit your goals.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/tony-estephan/2142064-%27Bumpy-and-even%27%3A-RBC-Economics-releases-latest-housing-mark

10/22/2026

Acadia Real Estate Statistics Update
Here’s a quick breakdown of what’s happening in Acadia real estate, for anyone keeping an eye on local price trends or considering their next move. As of late Q3 2026, the median asking price sits at $315,000, with the median sale closing at $310,500—giving us a pretty clear read on where deals are actually landing. Over the past year, those numbers rose higher, with the median ask at $576,200 and median sold price at $568,600. Late Q3 brought 15 homes on the market, just up from 14 the month before, and 186 listings posted in the last 12 months.

Sales activity cooled off a bit recently: 7 homes sold in late Q3, compared to 12 in the previous month. Interestingly, this time last year, there were no sales or listings at all in Acadia—so we’re in new territory. The top sale over the past year hit $845,100, though it’s worth noting the sales data isn’t fully complete.

Having spent decades guiding families and investors through Edmonton’s changing markets, I know how data like this can help you spot genuine opportunities—or avoid overpaying. If you need help making sense of what these numbers mean for your next step, I’m always here for a straight answer and a steady hand.

10/22/2026

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10/21/2026

Edmonton Market Cools as More Homes Appear
We’re seeing the Edmonton real estate market take a breather as we head into the latter part of 2026. Home sales in our area hit around 2,000 in late Q3—down about 9% from the previous month and 10% from last year. At the same time, new listings came in at roughly 3,900, which is also a 9% drop month-over-month but actually up 11% compared to this time last year. Inventory overall is holding steady from mid-Q3, but we’re sitting with 17% more homes available than we had a year ago.

For anyone watching prices, the average selling price for a residential property is now about $466,000—a slight 1% dip from last month, but still 3% higher year-over-year. The benchmark price sits at $423,000, also edging down a touch. As the school year gets rolling, it’s normal to see market activity cool, and with inventory on the rise, we could see price growth soften a bit more, despite the solid gains we saw earlier in 2026.

If you’re thinking about your next move, remember: Edmonton’s market tends to slow until after the holidays, even if prices are holding strong for now. With over two decades of experience in this city, my approach is always straight-up—no fluff, just the honest scoop so you can make the right call for your family or investment. Let’s keep an eye on these trends together.

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