03/09/2026
What is happening in the Edmonton real estate market right now.
Inventory has increased compared to last year, giving buyers more choice than they had throughout much of 2025. At the same time, sales activity has slowed slightly, which means pricing strategy and strong marketing are more important than ever.
That said, homes in the $350,000–$550,000 price range are still moving relatively quickly because they remain one of the most affordable entry points into the market for many buyers.
If you currently own a home in that price range and have been thinking about moving up to something larger, or looking to downside; you’re actually in a bit of a sweet spot. Demand is still strong for these homes, and many buyers are actively looking to get into the market.
The good news is that home values have remained relatively stable, with average prices still a few percent higher than last year overall.
What does that mean for sellers?
Homes that are priced correctly and marketed well are still selling but buyers are taking a little more time and doing their homework.
Understanding the data behind the market is key to making the right move.
If you're curious what your home could sell for in Sherwood Park, Fort Saskatchewan, or Edmonton, I’m always happy to take a look.
