The final week of September closed with some interesting shifts in Edmonton’s housing market. Let’s take a closer look at the numbers and what they mean for buyers and sellers.
Unit Sales
There were 460 unit sales across Edmonton this week, marking a 15% decrease compared to the previous week. While demand remains steady, this dip may reflect the seasonal slowdown we often see heading into fall.
New Listings
Edmonton saw 803 new listings, which is 11% fewer than last week. With fewer homes hitting the market, inventory is tightening slightly—something sellers may want to keep in mind as competition eases.
Average & Median Prices
Prices in Edmonton continue to show resilience:
Average price: $457,000, up 1% from last week
Median price: $439,000, also up 1% from last week
These modest price gains suggest that while activity slowed, values remain stable and even slightly upward-trending.
What This Means for You
Buyers: With fewer listings and stable prices, acting quickly on well-priced homes may be key.
Sellers: A drop in new listings means less competition—good news if you’re considering putting your home on the market this fall.
All statistics are sourced from the REALTORS® Association of Alberta.
