A sharp monthly price recovery in Toronto masks an annual decline that continues to deepen. Sales are down 16%, inventory is up 40%, and the benchmark sits at $985,400 — down 4.65% year over year. This report breaks down what April 2026 data means for detached, condominium, and semi-detached sellers and buyers.
Supply grows and demand weakens further in Vancouver as the overall benchmark tips into negative year over year territory. Sales are down 19%, inventory is up 29%, and the benchmark has fallen to $1,098,000. This report breaks down what April 2026 data means for detached, condominium, and attached sellers and buyers.
Edmonton continues to outperform all other major markets. Sales are down just 6%, inventory has risen only 11%, and the benchmark price is up 2.32% year over year at $424,700. This report breaks down what April 2026 data means across detached, apartment, and attached segments.
Inventory is building and sales are falling in Calgary, but overall prices remain marginally positive year over year. New listings are in line with the five year average while sales are down 21%, pushing months of supply up 57%. This report breaks down what April 2026 data means across detached, apartment, and attached segments.
Demand is weakening further in Toronto as prices stay under pressure. Sales are down 24%, inventory is up 32%, and the overall benchmark has fallen 7.93% year over year to $929,900. This report breaks down what March 2026 data means for detached, condominium, and semi-detached sellers and buyers.
Price declines are accelerating across all Vancouver segments as demand weakens. Sales are down 26%, inventory is up 31%, and the overall benchmark has fallen to $1,104,300. This report breaks down what March 2026 data means for detached, condominium, and attached sellers and buyers.
Edmonton’s market remained relatively balanced in March 2026, with the overall benchmark price holding at $418,500. Sales are down 13% while inventory has grown 11%, giving buyers gradually more leverage. Apartments face the most sustained pressure, with prices down nearly 5% year over year.
Sales are dropping sharply as inventory builds in Calgary. New listings are 12% below the five year average, yet sales are down 29% and months of supply has risen 62%. This report breaks down what the March 2026 data means across detached, apartment, and attached segments heading into peak season.
To understand what’s happening in the Toronto real estate market you have to look at supply and demand.
To understand what’s happening in the Vancouver real estate market you have to look at supply and demand.
To understand what’s happening in the Calgary real estate market you have to look at supply and demand.
To understand what’s happening in the Calgary real estate market you have to look at supply and demand.
