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Edmonton Housing Stays Competitive Through 2025
Young Edmontonians and out-of-province buyers are significantly driving up competition in the local housing market. Once a haven for budget-conscious buyers, affordability in Edmonton is now no longer a sure thing.
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Canada Housing Market: Tariffs Stall Spring
Canada’s spring housing market is slowing due to economic uncertainty and U.S. tariff concerns affecting buyers and sellers. Home sales dropped 9.8% in Mid-Q1, with prices declining 3.3% and new listings falling 12.7%.
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Mid-Q1 Home Sales Drop 10.4% Yearly
In February 2025, home sales in Canada fell to their lowest level since November 2023 amid trade war uncertainty. February home sales ↓ 10.4% yearly and ↓ 9.8% MoM on a seasonally adjusted basis.
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Edmonton home sales and inventory climb with spring temperatures
Edmonton's real estate market sees a spring surge with over 4,000 new listings in April, boosting inventory for the first time in months. Sales rose 9% from March but were 13% lower than last year. Home prices remain high, with the MLS price index steady at $438,100 but up 10% year-over-year. Average days on market…
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Canadian Rents Fall: A 4.8% Decline
Average asking rents in Canada dropped by 4.8% in Mid-Q1, reaching their lowest level since July 2023. Despite declines, rents remain 5.2% higher than in 2023 and 16.9% above pre-COVID levels.
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Alberta Leads Canada in Housing Starts Q1 2025
Alberta leads Canada in housing starts for Q1 2025, accounting for over 25% of the total. Alberta represents less than 13% of Canada's population, but dominates 25% of housing starts.
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Strathcona County’s Land Use Bylaw tweaks working for a growing community
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Happy Victoria Day
The holiday has been observed since 1845, as a celebration to honour Queen Victoria. The day unofficially signals the start of summer for many Canadians. It is celebrated with parades and fireworks in some cities. Sending our warmest wishes to everyone for a happy and peaceful long weekend.
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Leduc Housing Strategy proposes six priorities
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Alberta Cities With Big Detached House Price Jumps
Detached house prices in Alberta rose by 5.3% in February, reaching an average of $603,554. Red Deer leads with a 17.3% rise in detached house prices, averaging $478,601.
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