
The Changing Calgary Market.
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.
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
Into the second half of 2024, migration continues to impact Calgary real estate and rentals, while affordability and availability continue to be market speedbumps. “Calgary is still a seller’s market,”
On May 14, 2024, Calgary city council voted to approve blanket rezoning of the city. After almost four weeks of the largest public hearing in Calgary’s history, where a record
Halfway through 2024, Calgary’s residential real estate hopes and strategizes for a balanced market, while continuing very much a seller’s market. According to the Calgary Real Estate Board’s (CREB) annual
Calgary’s real estate, sales-to-listing ratios, benchmark prices and consumer trends have calmed down and stabilized from the last few “hot market” years. And despite jittery consumer confidence aggravated by the
Downtown has a problem. Calgary developers, urban planners and City number–crunchers have a solution. Conversions! In simplified, nutshell terms, because the reasons and mitigating factors are complex, the commercial spaces
Calgary’s housing market is mostly positive, but 2024 continues the way 2023 ended: with trend-setting flux. Conventional single family, detached homes are down. Multi-family is up. And rentals are hot,