As we move into the final month of 2025, Edmonton’s real estate market continues to show a blend of seasonal cooling and strong pricing trends. Here’s a breakdown of how the market performed for the week ending December 3, 2025.
Unit Sales
Edmonton recorded 358 unit sales this week — a 16% decrease compared to last week. While a drop in sales is typical as winter approaches, activity remains steady overall, indicating buyers are still engaged despite the seasonal slowdown.
New Listings
There were 457 new listings brought to market, which is 6% lower than last week. This tightening in new inventory may contribute to reduced selection for buyers over the coming weeks, particularly in popular price brackets.
Average Price
The average sale price climbed to $471,000, marking an 8% increase week-over-week. This reflects continued strength in Edmonton’s mid- to upper-market segments, as well as demand for well-updated homes across the city.
Median Price
The median price rose to $434,000, up 4% from last week. This upward movement signals consistent demand in the mid-range market and may also suggest more balanced activity across property types.
Edmonton’s market is showing classic December trends: fewer listings, fewer sales, but surprisingly resilient prices. Whether you're planning to buy, sell, or simply stay informed, these weekly insights help paint a clear picture of where the market is heading as we close out the year.
Statistics sourced from the REALTORS® Association of Alberta.
