Category: alberta
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99% of Calgary Neighbourhoods Are Selling Below Asking (What It Means for Buyers)
Calgary’s housing market has shifted over the past year, and new data suggests most neighbourhoods are no longer seeing the over-asking frenzy buyers got used to. According to a recent analysis from Wahi, 99% of Calgary neighbourhoods with five or more sales in Q3 2025 saw homes sell below list price, a clear sign that…
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This $4.58M Edmonton mansion has 6 beds, 9 baths and a PRIVATE ELEVATOR
A luxury estate priced at $4,580,000 has officially hit the market in southwest Edmonton, offering nearly 15,000 square feet of living space and some of the most high-end features currently available in the city’s residential market. Located at #14 – 3466 Keswick Blvd SW in The Banks at Hendriks Pointe, this expansive single-family home sits overlooking the North Saskatchewan River Valley and is designed…
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Calgary Housing Market Remains Balanced Heading Into Winter, New CREB Data Shows
Calgary’s housing market is entering the winter season in relatively balanced condition, according to the latest November 2025 statistics released by the Calgary Real Estate Board (CREB). While sales, listings, and inventory all followed typical seasonal slowdowns, supply levels remain elevated compared to last year, keeping price growth in check. Sales Slow, Inventory Climbs Above…
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Detached Home Prices Fall Below 2024 Levels Across the Calgary Region
New data from the Calgary Real Estate Board (CREB) shows that detached home prices have slipped below last year’s levels across every major market in the Calgary region. Communities including Okotoks, Calgary, Airdrie, Chestermere, Cochrane, and High River all posted year-over-year price declines in November 2025. Detached Home Prices Down Across All Markets CREB’s November statistics show…
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How Much Do You Need to Earn to Afford a Home in Toronto vs Halifax vs Calgary?
The question of housing affordability is on every Canadian’s mind. Whether you’re considering a move across the country or wondering how your city stacks up, income requirements vary drastically depending on the housing market. Let’s break down how much you’d need to earn to afford an average home in Toronto, Halifax, and Calgary. Toronto: Canada’s…
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Calgary Housing Market Report December 2025
The Calgary housing market continued to shift toward balanced conditions in November 2025, with rising inventory, softening sales, and moderating price growth across most property types. According to new data from WOWA, Calgary remains more stable than other major Canadian markets, even as affordability challenges and economic uncertainty shape buyer demand. Inventory Climbs 28 Percent…
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Calgary Risks Losing $129 Million In Housing Funding After Rezoning Repeal
Calgary may lose up to $129 million in federal housing funding after city council voted to repeal citywide rezoning, according to a new internal email from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC). The federal government has reportedly paused further payments until it receives clarity on the city’s long-term zoning direction. The potential funding freeze…
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Calgary Becomes the Top Destination for GTA Residents as 2,500 Families Relocate in 2024
A new analysis from Environics Analytics reveals a major migration shift: Calgary is now the number-one out-of-province destination for families leaving the Greater Toronto Area. In 2024 alone, about 2,500 GTA families moved to Calgary, reflecting a growing trend of Ontarians seeking affordability, space, and a more balanced housing market. This westward movement highlights significant lifestyle and economic changes shaping…
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Calgary’s Living Wage Rises to $26.50 an Hour as Cost of Living Surges
Calgary’s living wage has officially increased to $26.50 per hour, according to the latest Living Wage Alberta report for 2024/2025. The new rate reflects the rising cost of daily essentials across the city, including transportation, child-care, groceries, and housing. The updated estimate is now more than $10 higher than Alberta’s minimum wage, underscoring growing affordability pressures for workers and families…
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Calgary’s Living Wage Jumps To $26.50 Per Hour, Report Shows
Calgary may still be considered one of Canada’s more “affordable” major cities, but new data shows the cost of living is rising quickly. According to a recent update from the City of Calgary Living Wage Network (via UrbaCalgary), residents now need to earn at least $26.50 per hour to maintain a basic, reasonable standard of living in the city.…
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