After more than four decades navigating Calgary’s real estate market, I’ve seen price cycles come and go—but the current shifts are especially interesting. Detached home prices in Calgary have dipped 1.09% compared to last year, with the northeast experiencing the largest drop at 6.44%. North and East Calgary also saw declines, while we’re actually seeing price increases in West Calgary and the city centre. It’s a reminder of how local trends can vary even within the same city. For those watching the apartment market, prices there dropped 8.18%, while semi-detached homes saw a modest rise of 0.98%. Staying on top of these numbers is key for buyers, sellers, and fellow agents as our market continues to evolve—and as always, I’m here, learning and adapting right alongside you.
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