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A new study suggests Calgary home prices could ease in the short term, with values potentially dipping from around $740K to near $600K under higher supply conditions. Over the longer run, prices are expected to stabilize in the $650K–$730K range by 2032, pointing to a more balanced market outlook. Researchers note that Calgary’s housing trends…

Calgary’s Secondary Suite Registry surpasses 20K, doubling in 2.5 years with 60% annual growth. Incentive programs and safety standards support legal, code-compliant suites, enhancing housing choice and affordability.

Zoning reforms allow multi-unit builds in most areas, reducing red tape for duplexes, fourplexes, and townhomes. Population growth and job strength support sustained rental demand despite increased apartment supply. Beltline and City Centre remain top picks with tight supply and high rental performance. Investor-friendly regulations: no rent control, no speculation tax, and simplified redevelopment approvals.…

Slide 1 🏡 Edmonton home prices expected to rise 6% in 2025, but sales may drop 4%. Slide 2 Edmonton remains a seller’s market: strong sellers, buyers chasing limited inventory. slide 3: 🚧 New construction is booming, yet many listings miss what buyers actually want or can afford. Slide 4 📉 Economic uncertainty tempers buyer…

Prices could drop more than $100,000 in the next two years. Homes are projected to stabilize between $650,000–$730,000 by 2032. Housing starts are 25% ahead of current pace, boosting future supply. Prefabricated homes and more trade workers will support continued construction. Immigration may add 300,000–400,000 residents by 2026, increasing housing demand.

Immigration-driven demand in Calgary fuels housing needs, with developers carefully matching supply to avoid oversaturation. Despite risks, industry leaders expect cautious building, preventing extreme downturns and ensuring long-term market health.