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Edmonton Stats
462 single-family homes were reported sold in December, up 15% from last year while condo sales were about the same as last year (150 sales compared to 146). The average price of single-family homes was up 1% to $406,580 and the median was up 3.4% to $365,500. The average price of condos was down 2.4% to $216,932 and the median price was down 3.5% to $191,000.![](/uploads/wp_blog/single-family-home-sales.jpg)
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Where I live the bottom end of the resale apartment market cost the same as Edmonton today way back in 1972 before inflation took off in 1973 and 1974. I lived in Scarborough, Ontario back then.
Posted by Tony on Thursday, January 7th, 2021 at 1:02amLeave A Comment