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Edmonton 2026-2027: Steady and Balanced
Home sales and prices to grow gradually with steady demand. Rental market remains healthy with balanced vacancy and modest rent increases. Affordable pricing continues attracting first-time buyers and investors. Construction expected to stay consistent across housing types. Economy and housing supported by energy sector recovery.
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How to Know if a Home Fits Your Lifestyle?
Research local schools even if you don’t have kids — they influence home values. Consider internet availability and speed, especially for remote work or streaming needs.
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Edmonton ranked most affordable city in Canada
Edmonton ranks as the fifth most affordable city globally with a median price-to-income ratio of 3.7, placing it in the "moderately unaffordable" category. This contrasts with cities like Calgary, which is "seriously unaffordable" at 4.8. The study links high prices to restrictive growth policies and highlights New Zealand's housing reforms as a potential model for…
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2026 Rebound Forecast as Alberta Real Estate Cools
Alberta home prices to rise 4.7% in 2025, then stabilize in 2026. 2026 average price forecast: $518,878 — only slightly up from 2025. Sales to dip 6.7% in 2025, but rebound 6.8% in 2026. Alberta shows strong resilience with price and sales recovery by 2026. Temporary slowdown in 2025 could offer entry point for buyers.
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Alberta 2025: Buyers Tap Value Potential
Calgary and Edmonton show rising listings and better choice. Energy-driven economies support long-term housing demand. Entry-level detached homes attract value-focused buyers. Mortgage rates steady, easing financing security. Conclusion: Alberta homebuyers can act now to capture affordability in key metros.
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Why Is Edmonton’s Multi-Family Market Booming?
In 2025, small investors continue driving Edmonton’s multi-family market growth, boosting housing supply significantly. New zoning rules allow up to 10 units per lot, encouraging multi-family developments in mature neighborhoods. Multi-family growth in 2025 improves rental supply but makes single-family homes less affordable for first-time buyers. Deep-pocketed developers outbid first-time buyers, increasing competition but also…
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Edmonton Home Sales Climb in Early-Summer
Edmonton avg. detached price: $565,496 YTD Detached sales ↑ 2.6% YoY; prices ↑ 6.4% YoY New listings ↑ 16.3% vs. June 2024. Despite a slowdown in townhomes, Edmonton’s housing market remains steady and opportunity-rich. Greater Edmonton Area offers opportunities as inventory grows into year's second half
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Elevated Supply Reducing Advertised MF Rents in Major Markets
Elevated supply is reducing advertised multi-family rental rates in major Canadian markets, though rents continue to rise overall. Vacancy rates are expected to increase through 2025. Since late 2024, asking rents have declined due to more supply but at a slower rate than before. Calgary, Toronto, Vancouver, and Halifax saw rent drops, while Edmonton, Ottawa,…
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Mortgage Lending Market to Grow 9.5% CAGR
The mortgage lending market is projected to grow $27.5T by 2031. CAGR of 9.5% driven by digital and tech adoption.