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  • Are Calgary Housing Forecasts Too Extreme?

    Are Calgary Housing Forecasts Too Extreme?

    Academics and realtors in Calgary dispute AI-based forecasts, calling them exaggerated and lacking practical housing market logic. Experts emphasise unpredictability, citing lessons from the 2008 crisis and Canada’s relative stability in global housing.

  • Calgary’s Home Selling Game: Why Hire an Agent

    Calgary’s Home Selling Game: Why Hire an Agent

    Hiring a Real Estate professional helps first-time sellers in Calgary sell under ideal market conditions. Professionals use multiple listing services to maximize home exposure and attract more buyers.

  • Calgary Real Estate Price Projections Through 2032

    Calgary Real Estate Price Projections Through 2032

    Calgary Real Estate prices could drop to nearly $600,000 by 2027 under aggressive building scenarios. Experts caution the decline may be overstated, with recovery expected between $650,000 and $730,000 by 2032.

  • Calgary Summer 2025 Real Estate: Stability Meets Opportunity

    Calgary Summer 2025 Real Estate: Stability Meets Opportunity

    Calgary’s summer 2025 housing market balanced, with inventory ↑ 8.6% and sales ↓ 11.6%. Active listings reached the highest since 2021, easing competition and creating wider choices for buyers. Composite benchmark price held ~$764K, with detached homes steady and condos ↓ 3%. City Centre prices ↓ 1%, while Northeast values ↓ 6%, offering buyer entry…

  • Calgary leads for new home starts; affordability questions still linger

    Calgary leads Canada in new home starts, surpassing 10,000 in the first half of 2025, driven by strong migration and demand. While increased housing supply offers more choices and helps affordability, experts argue that real estate is too investment-focused, pushing prices up. Suggestions to improve affordability include taxing secondary properties and raising down payment requirements…

  • Calgary Homes Could Drop $100K by 2027

    Calgary Homes Could Drop $100K by 2027

    Slide 1 🏡 Calgary home prices could drop over $100K in the next 2 years. Slide 2 📉 AI forecasts link the fall to more housing supply + slower immigration growth. Slide 3 ⚠️ Experts say a huge crash is “unlikely”, but admit there’s still some risk. Slide 4 💰 Current detached home price: $760K…

  • Is Calgary’s Housing Market Heading for a Crash or Recovery?

    Is Calgary’s Housing Market Heading for a Crash or Recovery?

    Affordability issues are rising, with increasing house prices and mortgage rates outpacing wage growth, potentially limiting buyer capacity. Stagnant wage growth combined with higher borrowing costs may suppress demand and slow market activity. While some market segments show resilience, overall market conditions suggest a cautious outlook for 2025. Economic factors, including employment rates and oil…

  • Calgary Surpasses Housing Goals Thanks to Federal Support

    Calgary Surpasses Housing Goals Thanks to Federal Support

    Calgary started 44,276 new units, surpassing revised goal of 42,667. Original target was just under 42,000 units by fall 2026; exceeded more than a year ahead of schedule. Zoning changes sped up housing by 4-6 months, but were not required by federal funding. Additional $22.8M awarded in March for high performance; funds new Backyard Suites…

  • New report suggests relief could be on the way for Calgary’s housing market

    AI-driven analysis from Concordia University suggests Calgary's housing market may ease as aggressive housing starts and changing immigration policies narrow the supply-demand gap. Median home prices, peaking at $740,000 in 2024, could drop over $100,000 in two years. However, demand is expected to rebound by 2026 with increased immigration. Continued supply growth and lot availability…

  • Study predicts just how costly a Calgary house could be in 2032

    A study using AI projects Calgary's home prices may dip over $100,000 by 2026 due to federal immigration changes and housing supply, with prices stabilizing between $650,000 and $730,000 by 2032. Unlike Montreal, Toronto, and Vancouver, Calgary's market is more sensitive to population shifts than new construction. Increased supply could further lower prices, offering opportunities…