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What about Calgary real estate… 2026? When it comes to crystal ball gazing, Calgary real estate agents often look at market factors, recent trends and experienced guesswork. More detailed and
Economic uncertainty, the noise and frazzle about tariffs and trade wars, strategizing about ROI on investment, volatility in commodity prices, the spiking costs of construction, the trend of redefined workplaces,
While real estate stats constantly change, they are also valuable indicators of consumer moods, the economy and trends. Detached versus multi-family. Owning versus renting. And more. The mid-summer numbers show
In Calgary, and throughout most major Canadian areas, housing is hot! And although housing trends notoriously fluctuate, Calgary construction stats and real estate trending suggests a Calgary multi-family boom. “The
In boon times and struggles, Calgary downtown office space has been a resilient dynamic. Supply, demand. Class AA, A, B and C inventory, vacancy and absorption have always been key
It seems like light-years ago since ‘location-location’ was the driver of real estate. Today, Calgary real estate is impacted by variables like benchmark prices, affordability, mortgage rates, listings and inventory,
Calgary’s 2025 residential real estate market is already showing signs of changes. Prices. The consumer impact of lowered mortgage rates. Listings-to-sales ratios which are nudging toward a much-awaited balanced market.
It’s been quite a year for Calgary real estate. Four Bank of Canada cuts. Buyer demand still outweighing listing supply. Benchmark prices. Creeping affordability issues. Inflation and shaky consumer confidence.
Calgary Realtors, mortgage brokers, real estate number-crunchers, and (most importantly) potential buyers and sellers can’t agree! Is Calgary’s hot real estate market strategy, or just simple math? With logic and
Into the final quarter of the year, and despite still dealing with the impact of speedbumps like prices and affordability, low inventories, slightly dropping but still discouraging mortgage rates and
