Here’s your latest look at what’s happening in the Edmonton real estate market over the past 7 days. (Previous week's numbers are in brackets). 

New Listings: 582 (580, 690, 653)
Sales: 363 (330, 344, 285)
Ratio: 62% (57%, 50%, 44%)
Price Changes: 305 (299, 251, 224)
Expired/Off-Market Listings: 156 (176, 153, 262)
Net loss/gain in listings this week: 63 (74, 193, 106)
Active single-family home listings: 2574 (2493, 2452, 2307)
Active condo listings: 1708 (1662, 1613, 1546)
Homes 4-week running average: $562 ($566, $563, $564)
Condos 4-week running average: $246 ($244, $247, $251)

What we’re seeing this week is a bit of a push from buyers. Sales picked up while new listings remained roughly the same, raising the sales ratio to 62%. That’s a pretty good sign…

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If you’re considering a brand-new home in Alberta, there’s a new incentive that could significantly impact your purchase. Here's what you need to know about Canada’s New First-Time Buyer GST Rebate (Bill C-4).

Through Bill C-4, the federal government has introduced a revamped GST rebate for first-time buyers, offering up to $50,000 back on a new home. This incentive replaces a long-standing program that has become largely irrelevant to most buyers.

What Changed (and Why It Matters):

The previous GST rebate was capped at $6,300 and applied only to homes priced under $450,000, which is well below the current price of most new builds in Alberta. The new rebate is a substantial upgrade:

  • Covers 100% of GST (up to $50,000) on purchase prices up…

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Here’s your latest look at what’s happening in the Edmonton real estate market over the past 7 days, with trends continuing to reveal a market that remains active and competitive. (Previous week's numbers are in brackets). 

New Listings: 580 (690, 653, 515)
Sales: 330 (344, 285, 308)
Ratio: 57% (50%, 44%, 60%)
Price Changes: 299 (251, 224, 226)
Expired/Off-Market Listings: 176 (153, 262, 152)
Net loss/gain in listings this week: 74 (193, 106, 55)
Active single-family home listings: 2493 (2452, 2307, 2232)
Active condo listings: 1662 (1613, 1546, 1493)
Homes 4-week running average: $566 ($563, $564, $549)
Condos 4-week running average: $244 ($247, $251, $251)

There are some subtle shifts worth noting:

  • Even with fewer listings and sales, the higher ratio…

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Here is our weekly update on the Edmonton real estate market for the past 7 days: (Previous week's numbers are in brackets). 

New Listings: 690 (653, 515, 534)
Sales: 344 (285, 308, 314)
Ratio: 50% (44%, 60%, 58%)
Price Changes: 251 (224, 226, 172)
Expired/Off-Market Listings: 153 (262, 152, 180)
Net loss/gain in listings this week: 193 (106, 55, 49)
Active single-family home listings: 2452 (2307, 2232, 2133)
Active condo listings: 1613 (1546, 1493, 1495)
Homes 4-week running average: $563 ($564, $549, $544)
Condos 4-week running average: $247 ($251, $251, $254)

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Here is our weekly update on the Edmonton real estate market for the past 7 days: (Previous week's numbers are in brackets). 

New Listings: 653 (515, 534, 589)
Sales: 285 (308, 314, 305)
Ratio: 44% (60%, 58%, 52%)
Price Changes: 224 (226, 172, 174)
Expired/Off-Market Listings: 262 (152, 180, 194)
Net loss/gain in listings this week: 106 (55, 49, 90)
Active single-family home listings: 2307 (2232, 2133, 2075)
Active condo listings: 1546 (1493, 1495, 1446)
Homes 4-week running average: $564 ($549, $544, $531)
Condos 4-week running average: $251 ($251, $254, $247)

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The Greater Edmonton real estate market began 2026 with a noticeable shift from the unusually strong conditions seen a year earlier. Sales activity picked up in February but remained down 12% from last year. Supply edged higher, leading to more balanced conditions.

Residential sales totalled 1,606, down roughly 12% from February 2025. Meanwhile, new listings rose slightly to 3,020, about 11% higher than a year earlier. This pushed the inventory up to 3.4 months of supply, signalling that the intense competition seen through much of 2025 has eased. The benchmark price for single-family homes dipped by 1% to $513,700, while townhouses dropped by 4.5% and apartments by 4% year over year. While the average and median prices for single-family homes are…

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