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Edmonton Real Estate Market – September 2025

Real Estate Market Report | Edmonton | September 2025

Steady Growth, Quiet Confidence in Edmonton

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So what's happening in the Edmonton real estate market as of September 2025?

Edmonton continues to defy national headwinds with surprising stability. New listings were up 12% compared to the five-year August average, while sales rose 7%, making it the only major Canadian city with positive sales growth. Inventory held nearly flat year-over-year (+1%), and months of supply actually declined by 8%—a rare signal of strengthening conditions. Despite a 0.79% drop in benchmark prices month-over-month, prices are still up 6.07% compared to this time last year. While the pace is moderating, Edmonton’s fundamentals remain strong, and affordability continues to attract both end-users and investors.

Edmonton's Detached Homes

The detached segment led the market in both activity and listings. New detached listings rose 15% over the five-year average, and sales increased by 10%. However, that upward momentum didn’t translate to prices, which fell 3.24% month-over-month—Edmonton’s sharpest single-month pullback in 2025 so far. Year-over-year, detached homes are still up 4.52%, showing solid overall appreciation. The dip may reflect late-summer buyer fatigue or more aggressive pricing strategies as sellers aim to capture early fall demand.

Edmonton's Apartments

Apartments saw the steepest slowdown in activity. New listings dropped 16% and sales declined 13%, suggesting some sellers are holding back in response to market fatigue. But despite the dip in volume, prices told a different story: apartment benchmark prices rose 2.89% month-over-month and are now up 3.75% year-over-year. With tighter supply and a relatively low price point, this segment continues to attract downsizers and first-time buyers looking for affordability without leaving the city core.

Edmonton's Attached Homes

Attached properties delivered another strong showing in August. Listings surged 44% and sales jumped 24% compared to the five-year average. Benchmark prices climbed a modest 0.46% month-over-month and are now up 3.26% year-over-year. Edmonton buyers are clearly responding to the value proposition of townhomes and duplexes, which offer more space than a condo but greater affordability than a detached home. This segment remains a sweet spot in the market, particularly for families and move-up buyers.

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