As summer fades and fall settles in, Edmonton’s real estate market is beginning to show the typical seasonal adjustments. Activity is still steady, but we saw a mix of slight slowdowns and shifts in the numbers this past week. Let’s break down the key statistics for September 17–23, 2025.

Weekly Market Highlights

• Unit Sales: 539 homes sold, down 2% from the previous week. While this dip isn’t dramatic, it suggests a softer pace as buyers take more time to make decisions.

• New Listings: 900 properties were listed, up 1% week-over-week. With new inventory continuing to enter the market, buyers have more choices heading into the fall season.

• Average Price: $452,000, a 4% decrease compared to last week. Average prices can be influenced by a shift in the mix of homes sold, such as more activity in the lower price ranges.

• Median Price: $434,000, down 3% from the week prior. Median pricing provides a clearer snapshot of overall affordability and suggests a small downward adjustment in buyer demand.

What This Means for Buyers

For those looking to purchase a home in Edmonton, these market conditions are encouraging. With more listings hitting the market and prices trending downward, buyers may find opportunities to negotiate or explore neighborhoods that were previously outside their price range. This is especially true for first-time buyers who may benefit from increased affordability.

What This Means for Sellers

Sellers, on the other hand, may need to be mindful of pricing strategies. As inventory grows and competition increases, proper pricing and presentation are key. Homes that are priced appropriately and marketed well are still moving, but sellers should expect buyers to be more discerning in today’s market.

Looking Ahead

The Edmonton housing market often experiences shifts during the fall months, with activity gradually tapering off toward the end of the year. However, with steady new listings and motivated buyers still active, the market remains dynamic. Whether you’re buying or selling, keeping an eye on weekly statistics helps you stay informed and ready to make the right move.

All statistics are sourced from the REALTORS® Association of Alberta.

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.

The Edmonton housing market continues to show steady momentum as we move into the fall season. According to the latest REALTORS® Association of Edmonton Weekly Market Watch, sales activity and new listings remained balanced, while inventory levels kept conditions competitive for buyers and sellers alike.

Key Highlights from September 3–9, 2025

• Sales Activity: Residential sales held strong, reflecting ongoing buyer demand despite seasonal shifts.

• New Listings: A healthy number of properties came to market, giving buyers fresh options across price ranges.

• Inventory Levels: Supply continues to trend at moderate levels, creating balanced-to-seller-leaning market conditions in many areas.

• Market Balance: Homes priced strategically are selling quickly, while buyers benefit from a wider selection compared to the height of summer.

What This Means for Buyers

If you’ve been waiting for the right time to make a move, September offers opportunities. With new listings hitting the market, buyers have more choices — but acting quickly remains important as well-priced homes don’t last long.

What This Means for Sellers

Sellers can take advantage of motivated fall buyers who want to settle in before the winter season. Pricing your home competitively and presenting it well are key to attracting strong offers.

MetroYEG’s Take

At MetroYEG, we’re seeing clients benefit from these balanced conditions. Whether you’re buying your first home, upgrading, or considering an investment property, our team is here to guide you through Edmonton’s shifting market with the latest data and local expertise.

Stats sourced from REALTOR.ca.

The latest REALTORS® Association of Edmonton Weekly Market Watch is here, providing a clear snapshot of how the Edmonton real estate market performed as summer wrapped up. For both buyers and sellers, these weekly statistics are a valuable tool in understanding current market conditions.

Edmonton Real Estate Market Activity (August 27 – September 2, 2025)

Here’s what happened in the Edmonton housing market during this period:

• New Listings: A steady flow of new Edmonton homes for sale entered the market, giving buyers fresh opportunities across different price ranges.

• Sales: Closed sales reflected consistent demand, particularly for well-priced properties in desirable neighbourhoods.

• Pending Transactions: Strong pending numbers highlight continued buyer confidence, with many securing homes ahead of the fall market.

• Average Prices: Prices held stable week-over-week, creating balanced conditions for both buyers and sellers.

What Buyers Should Know

For buyers exploring Edmonton homes for sale, this is an excellent time to act. With consistent inventory and balanced prices, the market offers good value. Working with a knowledgeable local Realtor ensures you find the right home before competition heats up in the fall.

What Sellers Should Know

If you’re selling in the Edmonton real estate market, steady demand means well-prepared and accurately priced homes are moving quickly. Buyers remain active, but they are also selective — proper pricing and strong presentation are key to standing out.

Looking Ahead

As September unfolds, the Edmonton housing market typically sees an uptick in serious buyers entering the market. Whether you’re looking to purchase or list your property, timing your move now can set you up for success before year-end.

At MetroYEG Real Estate + Mortgage Team, we specialize in helping clients navigate the Edmonton market with confidence. Whether you’re buying, selling, or planning ahead, our team is here to support you every step of the way.

👉 Ready to make a move in the Edmonton real estate market? Contact MetroYEG today to get started.

Stats sourced from REALTOR.ca.

The latest market statistics from the REALTORS® Association of Edmonton provide insight into how the market is performing as summer winds down. Here’s a snapshot of the week of August 20–26, 2025:

Sales Activity

• Total unit sales: 549 homes sold across the Greater Edmonton Area.

• While weekly sales fluctuate, year-over-year numbers remain strong, showing steady buyer demand.

Prices

• Average residential price: $458,000.

• Median residential price: $440,000.

• This indicates that despite seasonal shifts, pricing continues to hold firm in Edmonton’s market.

New Listings & Inventory

• New listings: 814 properties came to market, giving buyers more choice compared to recent weeks.

• Active inventory: Just over 5,300 homes remain available across the Greater Edmonton Area, keeping competition healthy for both buyers and sellers.

What This Means for Buyers and Sellers

• For sellers: With prices holding strong and inventory remaining manageable, the market continues to provide solid opportunities to list. Serious buyers are still out there, especially with the increased number of new listings drawing attention.

• For buyers: More new listings mean greater choice, but well-priced homes continue to move quickly. Having financing pre-approval in place will help you act fast when the right property comes along.

At MetroYEG Real Estate Team, we’re here to guide you through Edmonton’s evolving real estate market—whether you’re buying your first home, upsizing, or investing.

📞 Ready to make your next move? Connect with our team today—we’ll help you navigate the market with confidence.

Stats sourced from REALTOR.ca.

The latest numbers are in, and Edmonton’s housing market continues to show stability as we move through the second half of August. Whether you’re buying, selling, or just keeping an eye on the trends, here’s what you need to know from the week of August 13–19, 2025.

Key Market Highlights

• Average Price: $469,000

• Median Price: $449,000

• New Listings: 929

• Unit Sales: 592

What This Means for Buyers

With nearly 1,000 new listings hitting the market in just one week, buyers are seeing more choice than earlier in the year. The median price of $449,000 shows that affordable options are still available across the city. More inventory also means less pressure to make rushed decisions, giving buyers a chance to find the right fit and negotiate with confidence.

What This Means for Sellers

Unit sales remain strong at 592 transactions, showing that motivated buyers are still active despite summer winding down. Sellers who price their homes competitively and ensure their property stands out with staging, curb appeal, and professional marketing will continue to attract attention in this balanced market.

What This Means for Investors

With stable pricing and steady sales, investors can view this as a balanced entry point into the Edmonton market. Properties priced close to the median are especially appealing for long-term rental or resale opportunities.

Looking Ahead

As we head into the fall season, activity traditionally picks up with families looking to move before the new school year settles in. If you’ve been considering making a move, now is an excellent time to connect with a trusted real estate team to explore your options.

Stats sourced from REALTOR.ca.

The latest Edmonton housing market statistics are in, and the summer market is showing some interesting shifts. According to data from REALTOR.ca, here’s how the week of July 30 to August 5 shaped up:

• Sales: Residential unit sales saw a slight dip of 0.5% compared to last month, with 2,860 properties sold in the Greater Edmonton Area.

• New Listings: Fresh inventory rose 7.8% month-over-month, with 4,387 new properties hitting the market. Buyers now have more options, while sellers are seeing increased competition.

• Active Inventory: Overall active listings reached 7,083, up 21.8% compared to this time last year.

• Average Price: The average residential sale price was $463,078—a small 0.4% decrease from June, but still 5.2% higher than last year.

• MLS® HPI Benchmark Price: The composite benchmark price came in at $427,800, down 2.7% from June, yet maintaining a 5.2% year-over-year increase.

What This Means for Buyers:
With more properties on the market, buyers have more negotiating power and choice. This is a great time to explore options before the post-summer market activity picks up.

What This Means for Sellers:
More competition means pricing your home strategically is key. Staging and marketing will make a big difference in attracting the right buyers.

Bottom Line:
Edmonton’s market remains active, but conditions are shifting. Whether you’re buying or selling, having the right strategy in place is essential to make the most of current opportunities.

Stats sourced from REALTOR.ca.

As we move through the summer real estate season, Edmonton’s housing market is continuing to show strong activity, with steady sales and increasing options for buyers.

Key Highlights:

• Sales Activity: A total of 618 properties sold during the week of July 23–29. This is a slight decrease from the previous week but still reflects a solid pace compared to earlier in the year.

• New Listings: There were 896 new listings added, offering more choices for buyers across the Greater Edmonton Area. Inventory continues to grow, which is helping to ease some of the pressure on pricing and competition.

• Average Days on Market: Properties are spending slightly more time on the market, with an average of 37 days, up from 33 days the week before. This is a good sign for buyers, as it gives more time to view and consider options without rushing into bidding wars.

What This Means for Buyers:

With new listings on the rise and sales slightly slowing, buyers are starting to gain more leverage. This could be an ideal time to make a move if you've been sitting on the sidelines waiting for more selection or negotiating power.

What This Means for Sellers:

Homes are still selling, but pricing and presentation are becoming even more important. With increased competition, it's critical to price your property right and ensure it shows well—especially in popular categories like detached homes and townhouses.

Market Outlook:

We’re starting to see signs of a more balanced market. Prices have held fairly steady, and inventory is growing, which may help reduce some of the intense competition we saw earlier in the year. That said, well-priced and move-in-ready homes are still moving quickly—especially in high-demand neighborhoods.

Whether you’re buying or selling, having the right strategy is key in this evolving market. If you’d like a personalized market assessment or want to explore your options, our team is here to help every step of the way.

Statistics sourced from the REALTORS® Association of Alberta.

The REALTORS® Association of Edmonton just released its latest Weekly Market Watch, offering valuable insights into the region’s housing trends for the week of June 18–24, 2025. Here’s what every buyer, seller, and local real estate professional should know:

📈 Market Highlights

• Sales Activity: Home sales remained brisk, continuing the momentum build-up from spring and early summer.

• New Listings: Fresh properties hit the market, helping stabilize inventory levels—critical in a market still seeing strong buyer demand.

• Price Trends: Median and average prices held steady, reflecting sustained buyer confidence and competitive conditions.

• Days on Market: Homes stayed listed for relatively short periods, a sign of ongoing seller-favourable conditions.

(For comprehensive details on unit numbers, price shifts, and inventory changes, refer to the official Weekly Market Watch.)

🧭 What It Means for You

✔️ For Sellers

• Continued robust demand makes this an opportune time to list.

• Selling prices are holding strong, thanks to limited inventory.

✔️ For Buyers

• Expect to act quickly—well-priced homes are still moving fast.

• The rise in new listings offers more selection, but always stay ready.

✔️ For Realtors

• Market insights from this report empower you to strategize effectively.

• Use this data to bolster your listing pitches and buyer guidance.

🔍 Why These Stats Matter

• The weekly snapshot keeps everyone informed, capturing emerging trends faster than monthly reports.

• Balanced uptick in both sales and new listings may point to a gradual softening—but strong fundamentals remain intact.

• With low inventory continuing, price stability isn’t far off.

🏡 Final Thoughts

The June 18–24 snapshot demonstrates Edmonton’s real estate market continuing its summer surge—characterized by keen buyer interest, stable pricing, and active seller participation. Whether you're buying, selling, or advising clients, leveraging this data will be key to success.

For real-time, tailored advice or local market comparisons, reach out to our team—we’re here to guide every step of your real estate journey.

Stay tuned for next week’s update, and in the meantime, connect with us for personalized market insights and planning!

Statistics sourced from the REALTORS® Association of Alberta.

Spring’s momentum continues in the Greater Edmonton Area, with inventory, prices, and sales all trending upward—great news for both sellers and buyers.

🔹 Inventory & Listings

• A surge in new listings has given buyers a wider selection this spring, compared to the slower winter months .

• While total listings are up month-over-month, they remain slightly slimmer year-over-year—keeping the market competitive.

🔹 Sales Activity

• Residential sales are notably higher than last February and March, signaling pent-up demand.

• Sales across all housing types—from detached homes to condos—are picking up as spring bidding heats up.

🔹 Prices & Home Price Index

• Benchmark HPI (composite) rose from approximately $419,200 in January to $438,100 by March—a steady 4.5% gain.

• Average residential sale prices climbed from ~$438K to ~$460K between January and March—about a 5% increase.

🔹 Price Breakdown by Home Type

• Detached homes now average around $574,900, marking an 11% annual increase 

• Semi-detached units currently average $430,600, up approximately 5% year-over-year 

• Townhomes average $314,800, with an 11% increase since last spring 

• Condos average $218,000, demonstrating strong nearly 12% annual gains 

🔹 Days on Market

• Across all property types, listings are moving faster:

  • Detached: ~30 days

  • Semi-detached: ~22 days

  • Townhouses: ~25 days

  • Condos: ~42 days

  • Overall: ~30-day average—faster by 7 days since February 

📈 What It Means for Our Clients

Sellers

• Prime selling season: More buyers + rising prices = ideal time to list.

• Expect quicker offers—average market time is ~30 days, with multiple offers possible.

Buyers

• More listings offer better choices, but competition remains fierce.

• Be pre-approved and ready: speed matters as inventory moves quickly.

Investors

• Price appreciation across housing categories positions rentals and flips for strong returns.

💡 Team Strategy Suggestions

• Marketing push: Emphasize rising prices and shorter selling timelines to attract sellers.

• Educate buyers: Show them opportunities but prepare them for quick decisions and possible bidding wars.

• Investor pitch: Highlight strong ROI given healthy appreciation across property types.

For tailored guidance—whether you're looking for seller leads, buyer workshops, or a deeper analysis of specific property types—our team tools and insights are here to help you shine in this vibrant Edmonton market!

Statistics sourced from the REALTORS® Association of Alberta.

It’s an exciting time to be in the Greater Edmonton Area real estate market! According to the latest Weekly Market Watch from REALTORS® Association of Edmonton, the week of June 4–10 brought encouraging trends—and valuable insight for both buyers and sellers.

🚀 Rising Sales & Active Listings

This week saw a continued surge in activity:

• Unit sales remain strong, reinforcing the peak-season momentum.

• New listings are entering the market steadily, giving buyers more options—even as competition remains tight.

This acceleration is a hallmark of Edmonton’s summer real estate market, with both sides of the fence seeing significant movement.

📈 Prices Holding Steady or Climbing

While exact numbers weren’t detailed in the summary post, Edmonton’s spring pricing patterns give us clear hints:

• Detached and semi-detached homes have seen modest month-over-month price gains.

• Benchmark home prices, including singles, townhouses, and condos, continue on an upward trend—reflecting a resilient market.

Buyers should note that steady pricing, coupled with brisk activity, may lead to multiple-offer scenarios in desirable areas.

⏱️ Market Pace: Still Fast but Stabilizing

Properties are moving quickly:

• Average days on market remain low, around 3–5 weeks, depending on style.

• That said, rising inventory is providing a touch more breathing room—extending the window for buyers to act compared to earlier in spring.

🎯 What This Means for Sellers & Buyers

Sellers:
You're in a favorable market! High demand and limited supply are maintaining strong price levels. With inventory on the rise, now’s the time to list to capitalize before summer competition increases further.

Buyers:
Good news—you now have more choices than earlier in the season. But don’t overstay your welcome: active buyers looking to secure homes in prime neighborhoods should be ready to move when the right property hits the market.

📅 Looking Ahead

Summer is in full swing, and with it comes a lively and evolving real estate market. Keep an eye out for:

• Shifting benchmark price movements

• Any sudden inventory drops

• Mortgage rate updates—they can shape buyer urgency

In summary:
The week of June 4–10 reinforced what we’ve seen all spring—an active, upbeat Edmonton real‑estate market. Buyers enjoy more listings, sellers benefit from sustained demand, and agents who stay proactive will shine best. Let’s leverage these insights—connect with clients, refine strategies, and make the most of this vibrant market moment!

Statistics sourced from the REALTORS® Association of Alberta.

The Edmonton real estate market continues to exhibit robust activity as we transition into June. According to the latest data from the REALTORS® Association of Edmonton, the week of May 28 to June 3, 2025, showcased significant momentum in both sales and listings, indicating a dynamic market environment.

Key Highlights

• Increased Sales Activity: The number of residential properties sold during this week saw a notable uptick compared to the previous week, reflecting sustained buyer interest.

• Rising Listings: New listings entered the market at an accelerated pace, providing buyers with a broader selection of properties and contributing to a more balanced market.

• Price Stability: Average selling prices across various property types remained steady, indicating a healthy equilibrium between supply and demand.

Market Insight

The Edmonton market's resilience is evident in the consistent sales figures and the influx of new listings. This balance suggests that while buyers are actively seeking properties, sellers are equally motivated to list, creating a dynamic and competitive marketplace.

For buyers, the increased inventory offers more choices, but the sustained demand means that desirable properties may still receive multiple offers. Sellers, on the other hand, can take advantage of the active buyer pool, but should ensure their properties are priced competitively and presented well to stand out.

Looking Ahead

As we progress through June, we anticipate continued activity in the Edmonton real estate market. Seasonal trends typically show increased movement during the summer months, and current indicators suggest this year will be no exception.

Whether you're considering buying or selling, staying informed about market trends is crucial. Our team is here to provide personalized insights and guidance to help you navigate this dynamic market.

Statistics sourced from the REALTORS® Association of Alberta.