The Edmonton real estate market stayed active through the week of September 10–16, 2025, showing strong buyer demand alongside a tightening supply of new listings. Here’s a closer look at the numbers and what they could mean for buyers and sellers in today’s market.
Market Highlights
Unit Sales: Edmonton saw 552 homes sold last week, an 18% increase from the previous week. This jump indicates that buyers are still motivated, even as we move into the fall market.
New Listings: There were 891 new listings, an 11% decrease from the week prior. With fewer homes being added, the market is feeling the squeeze between demand and available inventory.
Average Price: The average home price rose to $470,000, marking a 7% increase week-over-week.
Median Price: The median home price climbed to $445,000, up 5% from last week.
What This Means for Sellers
With sales on the rise and fewer listings hitting the market, sellers are in a strong position. Reduced inventory can create a sense of urgency among buyers, often leading to multiple-offer situations. If you’re considering selling your home this fall, these market conditions could work in your favor — especially with prices trending upward.
What This Means for Buyers
For buyers, competition is heating up. Rising prices and fewer listings mean acting quickly and strategically is more important than ever. Having mortgage pre-approval in place and working closely with a REALTOR® can give you the edge in a fast-moving market. While prices are trending higher, Edmonton still offers a variety of housing options compared to other Canadian markets, which makes preparation key.
Looking Ahead
As we move deeper into September, it will be important to watch whether new listings rebound or continue to tighten. If inventory stays low while demand remains strong, we may see further upward pressure on prices heading into the fall season.
Statistics sourced from the REALTORS® Association of Alberta.
