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The Sherwood Park real estate market remained healthy and active throughout June 2026, continuing the positive momentum that has built throughout the spring. Sales activity increased, home prices remained stable, and new listings continued to enter the market, giving buyers more choice while maintaining strong property values.
Sherwood Park continues to be one of Alberta's most desirable suburban communities thanks to its outstanding schools, extensive parks and trails, excellent recreation facilities, and quick access to Edmonton. These qualities continue to attract families, professionals, retirees, and investors looking for a community that offers both lifestyle and long-term value.
The June market reflects a healthy transition into the summer season. While inventory continues to grow, buyer demand remains strong enough to support increasing home values and above-average sales activity.
Let's take a closer look at what happened in the Sherwood Park real estate market during June 2026 and what these numbers mean for buyers and sellers.
📊 Key Sherwood Park Real Estate Statistics – June 2026
| Metric | June 2026 | June 2025 | % Change |
| Sold Properties | 161 | 149 | +8.05% |
| Average Asking Price | $513,000 | $543,000 | -5.51% |
| New Listings | 209 | 192 | +8.85% |
| Days on Market | 28 Days | 23 Days | +21.74% |
| Average Sale Price | $521,000 | $514,000 | +1.46% |
| Ask-to-Sell Ratio | 1.006 | 1.012 | -0.60% |
Sherwood Park's new construction market remained active in June, although sales volume was lower than the same period last year. Six newly built homes sold in June 2026, compared to 10 new home sales in June 2025, representing a 40% decrease in builder sales activity. While fewer new homes changed hands, buyer demand remained steady for competitively priced inventory.
The average sale price for a new construction home in June 2026 was $503,744, compared to $557,975 in June 2025. This 9.7% decrease in average sale price reflects a shift toward more affordable inventory rather than weakening market conditions. The median sale price also adjusted modestly, declining from $549,999 in 2025 to $489,235 in 2026, indicating increased activity within the entry-level and move-up segments of the market.
Builders also saw improved absorption rates this year. New homes averaged 67 days on market, compared to 82 days in June 2025, with the median days on market improving from 97 days to 73 days. This suggests that while fewer homes were available, those that were competitively priced attracted buyers more quickly.
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📦 Inventory Continues to Build
Sherwood Park welcomed 209 new listings in June, an 8.85% increase over June 2025. This steady growth in inventory provides buyers with more options than they have seen over the past few years.
Year-to-date, 1,012 homes have been listed, representing a 9.29% increase over last year.
This increase in inventory helps create a healthier, more balanced marketplace. Buyers now have greater selection and more time to evaluate their options, while sellers face increased competition and must ensure their homes stand out through pricing, presentation, and marketing.
🏷️ Average Asking Price Adjusts as Inventory Grows
One of the more interesting trends this month is the average asking price, which declined to $513,000, down 5.51% from June 2025.
While this may initially appear to signal weakening market conditions, it is more likely a reflection of changing inventory composition. As more entry-level and moderately priced homes enter the market, the average list price naturally adjusts downward.
Despite the monthly decline, the year-to-date average asking price remains $525,000, which is still 1.50% higher than 2025. This suggests sellers remain confident overall, even as pricing strategies become more competitive.
🏠 Sales Activity Accelerates
🏠 Sales Activity Remains Strong
Sherwood Park recorded 161 residential property sales in June 2026, representing an 8.05% increase over June 2025. This continued increase in sales demonstrates that buyer demand remains healthy despite higher borrowing costs and increasing inventory.
Year-to-date, 757 homes have sold, up 5.58% compared to the same period last year. This steady improvement indicates that Sherwood Park continues to attract motivated buyers looking for a balance of suburban living, excellent amenities, and strong long-term property values.
The increase in sales also reflects growing confidence among buyers who are adapting to the current lending environment and recognizing the long-term value of purchasing in one of the Edmonton region's most desirable communities.
💰 Average Sale Price Continues to Increase
Home values in Sherwood Park remained remarkably stable throughout June.
The average sale price reached $521,000, representing a 1.46% increase over June 2025. While appreciation has moderated compared to the rapid gains experienced during previous years, steady growth remains a positive sign for homeowners and investors.
Year-to-date, the average sale price now sits at $524,000, an increase of 2.90% over the same period in 2025.
The monthly sales price chart included in the report shows that prices have generally trended upward over the past year despite normal seasonal fluctuations. This reinforces Sherwood Park's reputation as a stable market with consistent long-term appreciation.
📉 Ask-to-Sell Ratio
The average ask-to-sell ratio in June was 1.006, meaning homes sold for approximately 100.6% of their asking price. While this is slightly lower than June 2025, it remains an excellent result for sellers.
Year-to-date, the ratio sits at 1.003, indicating that homes are continuing to sell at or slightly above asking price.
For buyers, this means there may be slightly more negotiating room than in previous years, but competitively priced homes are still generating strong offers.
⏱️ Days on Market
Homes in Sherwood Park took an average of 28 days to sell during June, an increase of 21.74% compared to June 2025.
Although homes are taking slightly longer to sell, 28 days is still considered a healthy market pace.
Year-to-date, homes have averaged 34 days on market, compared to 30 days last year.
This slight increase reflects:
Well-priced homes in desirable neighbourhoods continue to sell quickly.
📅 Year-to-Date Comparison (2026 vs 2025)
| Metric | 2026 YTD | 2025 YTD | % Change |
| Sold Properties | 757 | 717 | +5.58% |
| Average Asking Price | $525,000 | $517,000 | +1.50% |
| New Listings | 1,012 | 926 | +9.29% |
| Days on Market | 34 Days | 30 Days | +13.33% |
| Average Sale Price | $524,000 | $509,000 | +2.90% |
| Ask-to-Sell Ratio | 1.003 | 1.014 | -1.11% |
🧠 What This Means for Buyers
June's market presents encouraging opportunities for buyers.
Advantages include:
However, buyers should remember that well-maintained homes in desirable neighbourhoods continue to sell quickly, making mortgage pre-approval and a clear buying strategy essential.
💡 What This Means for Sellers
Despite increased inventory, Sherwood Park remains a strong market for sellers.
Current conditions include:
With more homes available, sellers should focus on professional photography, accurate pricing, staging, and comprehensive marketing to ensure their property stands out from the competition.
📍 Popular Sherwood Park Communities
Several neighbourhoods continue to experience strong buyer demand:
Lakeland Ridge
Highly sought after for its schools, parks, and family-oriented atmosphere.
Emerald Hills
Popular with professionals and families seeking newer homes and convenient amenities.
Summerwood
An excellent choice for first-time buyers, offering affordability and easy commuting.
Heritage Hills
Appeals to buyers looking for mature landscaping, larger lots, and established neighbourhood charm.
🔮 Sherwood Park Market Outlook – Summer 2026
As we move further into summer, the Sherwood Park market appears well positioned for continued stability.
Key trends to monitor include:
If listings continue increasing at their current pace, buyers may enjoy additional flexibility. However, strong sales activity suggests property values should remain well supported throughout the remainder of the summer.
📞 Thinking About Buying or Selling in Sherwood Park?
Whether you're purchasing your first home, upgrading, downsizing, or investing, understanding today's market is key to making informed decisions.
If you're considering making a move in Sherwood Park, I'd be happy to help you develop a strategy tailored to today's market conditions.
Chris Reid
Century 21 Leading
📞 780-717-5267
🌐 chrisreidedmonton.com
Data provided by the REALTORS® Association of Edmonton and subject to change. Always consult with a real estate professional for the most current market information.
If you would like more information on the Sherwood Park real estate market contact Chris Reid
Strathcona County Website
The Rural Sturgeon County real estate market continued to perform well through June 2026, building on the momentum established during the spring market. While inventory remains slightly below last year's levels, buyer demand has remained strong, resulting in higher sales activity, quicker sales, and stable property values.
For buyers searching for acreage properties, country residential homes, hobby farms, or luxury estates just north of Edmonton, Rural Sturgeon County continues to offer an exceptional balance of lifestyle, space, and long-term investment potential.
Let's take a detailed look at what happened in the June 2026 Rural Sturgeon County market and what these numbers mean if you're considering buying or selling an acreage.
📊 June 2026 Market Snapshot
According to the latest Rural Sturgeon County market statistics:
The June statistics show a market that remains healthy and active, with a significant increase in sales, more inventory entering the market, and homes selling much faster than they were a year ago.
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🏷️ New Listings – More Choice for Buyers
June brought 31 new listings, a 40.91% increase over June 2025.
Although the monthly increase is substantial, the year-to-date picture shows inventory remains slightly below last year's levels.
Year-to-Date New Listings
| Year | New Listings |
| 2026 | 167 |
| 2025 | 172 |
| % Change | -2.91% |
Market Insight
This increase in June listings gives buyers more choice heading into summer while still keeping inventory relatively balanced. Sellers should remember that increased selection means presentation, professional photography, and strategic pricing become even more important to stand out from competing properties.
💰 Average Asking Price – Sellers Adjusting to Market Conditions
The average asking price in June was $904,000, representing a 9.35% decrease compared to June 2025.
While this appears significant at first glance, the year-to-date data tells a more balanced story.
Year-to-Date Average Asking Price
| Year | Average Asking Price |
| 2026 | $1.05M |
| 2025 | $1.09M |
| % Change | -3.82% |
Why Are Asking Prices Lower?
Several factors may be influencing this shift:
Rather than indicating declining property values, lower asking prices often reflect a more realistic pricing strategy that can generate stronger interest and quicker sales.
📈 Sold Properties – Buyer Demand Remains Strong
June closed with 26 sold properties, representing a 23.81% increase compared to June 2025. This is another encouraging sign that buyers continue to view Rural Sturgeon County as one of the Edmonton region's most attractive acreage markets.
Year-to-Date Sales
| Year | Sold Properties |
| 2026 | 97 |
| 2025 | 84 |
| % Change | +15.48% |
With nearly 100 properties sold in the first half of the year, the market is outperforming 2025 by more than 15%.
What This Means
The increase in sales reflects continued confidence among acreage buyers. Families seeking more space, buyers relocating from Edmonton, and those looking for a rural lifestyle continue to drive demand across the county. Well-maintained properties with desirable features such as shops, barns, mature landscaping, or updated homes remain especially attractive.
💵 Average Sale Price – Values Hold Steady
The average sale price for June was $806,000, down only 1.72% compared to June 2025.
Year-to-Date Average Sale Price
| Year | Average Sale Price |
| 2026 | $883K |
| 2025 | $877K |
| % Change | +0.68% |
What This Tells Us
Although June's monthly average dipped slightly, year-to-date sale prices have actually increased.
This indicates that property values remain remarkably stable across Rural Sturgeon County. Monthly fluctuations are common in acreage markets because a handful of luxury or entry-level sales can significantly influence the average.
📊 Ask-to-Sell Ratio – Sellers Still Receiving Strong Offers
The average ask-to-sell ratio was 97.7%, only slightly below last year's figure.
Year-to-Date Ask-to-Sell Ratio
| Year | Ask-to-Sell Ratio |
| 2026 | 97.7% |
| 2025 | 98.0% |
| % Change | -0.38% |
Interpretation
Despite increased inventory and a more balanced market, sellers continue to receive offers very close to their asking prices.
This demonstrates:
⏳ Days on Market – Homes Selling Much Faster
One of the most encouraging statistics in this report is the dramatic improvement in Days on Market (DOM).
Homes sold in an average of 32 days, a remarkable 56.76% faster than June 2025.
Year-to-Date Days on Market
| Year | Days on Market |
| 2026 | 57 |
| 2025 | 63 |
| % Change | -9.52% |
Why This Matters
This tells us buyers are making decisions more quickly than they were last year.
Properties that are:
continue to attract significant attention.
📊 Year-to-Date Comparison (2026 vs. 2025)
| Metric | 2026 YTD | 2025 YTD | % Change |
| Sold Properties | 97 | 84 | +15.48% |
| New Listings | 167 | 172 | -2.91% |
| Average Asking Price | $1.05M | $1.09M | -3.82% |
| Average Sale Price | $883K | $877K | +0.68% |
| Days on Market | 57 | 63 | -9.52% |
| Ask-to-Sell Ratio | 97.7% | 98.0% | -0.38% |
🔮 Outlook for Summer 2026
The Rural Sturgeon County market is entering the second half of 2026 from a position of strength.
Several indicators point toward continued stability:
If buyer demand continues through the summer, we expect the market to remain balanced, with well-presented properties continuing to attract strong interest.
💡 Advice for Buyers and Sellers
🏡 Sellers
🔑 Buyers
📞 Thinking About Buying or Selling in Rural Sturgeon County?
Whether you're searching for a country residential property, hobby farm, luxury estate, or acreage close to Edmonton, having local market expertise can make all the difference.
Chris Reid – Century 21 Leading
📞 (780) 717-5267
🌐 chrisreidedmonton.com
I'd love to help you navigate the Rural Sturgeon County market with confidence. Contact me today for a complimentary home evaluation or a personalized acreage search.
Data provided by the REALTORS® Association of Edmonton and subject to change. Always consult with a real estate professional for the most current market information.
If you would like more information on the Rural Sturgeon County real estate market contact Chris Reid
Rural Sturgeon County Website
The Rural Lac Ste. Anne County real estate market continued to demonstrate resilience throughout June 2026, with home values climbing, properties selling faster, and sellers receiving close to their asking price. While overall sales volume remained below last year's record pace, strong price appreciation and improving market efficiency indicate that buyer demand for acreages, country homes, and recreational properties remains healthy.
Located less than an hour from Edmonton, Lac Ste. Anne County continues to attract buyers seeking more space, privacy, and an affordable rural lifestyle. Whether you're looking for a lakefront retreat, hobby farm, or country home, the region remains one of Alberta's most desirable rural markets.
Let's take a closer look at what happened during June.
📊 June 2026 Market Snapshot
| Metric | June 2026 | Change vs June 2025 |
| Sold Properties | 38 | ↓ 15.56% |
| Average Asking Price | $587,000 | ↑ 31.64% |
| Average Sale Price | $494,000 | ↑ 23.32% |
| New Listings | 57 | ↓ 5.00% |
| Days on Market | 55 Days | ↓ 8.33% |
| Ask-to-Sell Ratio | 97.6% | ↑ 1.65% |
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🏷️ Inventory Remains Limited
New listings declined slightly during June.
There were 57 new listings, representing a 5.00% decrease compared to June 2025.
Year-to-date:
Inventory remains one of the biggest challenges facing buyers this year. While fewer listings often create more competition, they also continue supporting higher property values.
If listing activity remains below historical levels throughout the summer, sellers may continue to benefit from favourable market conditions.
📈 Sellers Remain Confident
The average asking price climbed to $587,000 in June, representing an impressive 31.64% increase compared to June 2025.
Year-to-date:
This continued increase demonstrates growing confidence among property owners. Sellers recognize the strength of the current market and are listing their homes at higher price points, supported by strong buyer demand and limited inventory.
📉 Sales Activity Remains Below Last Year's Levels
During June 2026, 38 properties sold throughout Rural Lac Ste. Anne County, representing a 15.56% decrease compared to June 2025.
Year-to-date:
Although the number of completed sales remains below last year's pace, buyer demand continues to be steady. Much of the decline can be attributed to reduced inventory rather than a lack of interested purchasers.
With fewer homes available, buyers are often competing for quality listings as they come to market.
💰 Home Prices Continue Their Upward Trend
One of the strongest stories this month is continued appreciation in home values.
The average sale price in June 2026 reached $494,000, an impressive 23.32% increase over June 2025.
Year-to-date:
This significant increase shows that buyers remain willing to pay premium prices for desirable rural properties. Larger acreages, updated homes, and properties offering recreational opportunities continue to command strong values.
For sellers, this is welcome news. Even with fewer sales overall, property values continue to strengthen.
🤝 Buyers Continue Paying Close to Asking Price
The average ask-to-sell ratio reached 97.6% in June, representing a 1.65% improvement over June 2025.
Year-to-date:
This means sellers are receiving nearly their full asking price on average.
For buyers, this reinforces the importance of making competitive offers on desirable properties, especially as inventory remains limited.
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⏱️ Homes Continue Selling Faster
Another encouraging trend is the continued improvement in Days on Market.
The average home sold in just 55 days during June, an 8.33% improvement compared to June 2025.
Year-to-date:
This is one of the strongest indicators of market health.
Homes are selling nearly a month faster than they were one year ago, highlighting the importance of preparing your property properly before listing.
📈 Year-to-Date Comparison (2026 vs. 2025)
| Metric | 2026 YTD | 2025 YTD | % Change |
| Sold Properties | 144 | 168 | ↓ 14.29% |
| Average Asking Price | $535,000 | $461,000 | ↑ 16.05% |
| Average Sale Price | $486,000 | $443,000 | ↑ 9.65% |
| New Listings | 282 | 324 | ↓ 12.96% |
| Days on Market | 76 Days | 102 Days | ↓ 25.49% |
| Ask-to-Sell Ratio | 97.9% | 96.7% | ↑ 1.15% |
(Source: REALTORS® Association of Edmonton Local Market Update, June 2026. )
🔎 What This Means for Buyers
If you're considering purchasing property in Rural Lac Ste. Anne County:
Although fewer homes have sold this year, demand remains healthy, and desirable listings continue attracting strong interest.
🏡 What This Means for Sellers
Current conditions continue to favour sellers.
With:
well-prepared properties are positioned to perform exceptionally well throughout the remainder of the summer market.
Professional marketing, strategic pricing, and high-quality photography remain essential for maximizing your home's value.
🔮 Looking Ahead
As we move into the second half of 2026, Rural Lac Ste. Anne County continues to show many of the characteristics of a healthy seller's market. While inventory remains lower than last year, buyers continue to demonstrate strong confidence by paying near asking price and purchasing homes more quickly.
If these trends continue through the summer and fall, property values are expected to remain stable with the potential for continued appreciation.
Whether you're searching for your dream acreage, a recreational getaway, or preparing to sell your rural property, understanding local market conditions will help you make informed decisions.
Ready to Buy or Sell in Lac Ste. Anne County?
Whether you're buying your first acreage, upgrading your country home, or selling your rural property, I'd love to help.
Chris Reid, REALTOR®
📞 (780) 717-5267
📧 creid@chrisreidedmonton.com
🌐 chrisreidedmonton.com
Local knowledge. Rural expertise. Results you can count on.
Data provided by the REALTORS® Association of Edmonton and subject to change. Always consult with a real estate professional for the most current market information.
If you would like more information on the Lac Ste Anne real estate market contact Chris Reid
Summer arrived with strong momentum in the Devon real estate market, as June delivered higher sales, rising home values, and continued buyer demand. While inventory has continued to grow compared to last year, it has done so at a manageable pace, allowing the market to remain balanced while supporting healthy price appreciation.
The latest statistics from the REALTORS® Association of Edmonton show Devon continuing to outperform many expectations. Sales activity increased significantly, average sale prices climbed, and buyers remained active despite a larger selection of homes.
Whether you're considering buying, selling, or simply keeping an eye on the market, here's what June's numbers mean for Devon homeowners and prospective buyers.
📊 June 2026 Market Snapshot
| Metric | June 2026 | % Change vs June 2025 |
| Sold Properties | 22 | ↑ 46.67% |
| New Listings | 17 | ↑ 6.25% |
| Average Asking Price | $493,000 | ↑ 36.49% |
| Average Sale Price | $444,000 | ↑ 7.59% |
| Days on Market | 27 Days | ↑ 3.85% |
| Ask-to-Sell Ratio | 0.995 | ↓ 3.01% |
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🏡 New Listings Continue to Grow
Devon welcomed 17 new listings in June, a 6.25% increase compared to the same month last year. While inventory continues to rise, it has done so at a measured pace, helping maintain balance between supply and demand.
Year-to-date, 94 new properties have come to market, an 18.99% increase over 2025. This growing inventory provides buyers with more choice while giving sellers additional competition. As a result, pricing homes accurately and presenting them professionally has become increasingly important for homeowners looking to maximize their sale price.
💲 Asking Prices Reach New Heights
The average asking price climbed to $493,000 in June, representing an impressive 36.49% increase compared to June 2025.
Looking at the broader market, the year-to-date average asking price now sits at $486,000, which is 19.17% higher than the same period last year.
This continued appreciation reflects strong confidence among Devon homeowners and demonstrates that buyers continue to see excellent value in the community. While asking prices have increased significantly, buyers are still engaging with the market, particularly for well-maintained homes in desirable neighbourhoods.
📈 Sales Activity Continues to Strengthen
June was an outstanding month for home sales in Devon. A total of 22 properties sold, representing a 46.67% increase over June 2025. This surge in activity demonstrates that buyers remain highly motivated despite higher home prices and a larger selection of available properties.
Year-to-date, 73 homes have sold, compared to 65 during the same period last year, an increase of 12.31%. This continued growth shows that Devon remains one of the stronger-performing communities in the Greater Edmonton region. Buyers continue to recognize the value Devon offers through its affordability, family-friendly atmosphere, and convenient access to Edmonton, Nisku, and the Edmonton International Airport.
💰 Sale Prices Continue to Rise
June also delivered another month of strong appreciation in actual selling prices. The average sale price reached $444,000, an increase of 7.59% compared to June 2025.
On a year-to-date basis, the average sale price has climbed to $444,000, representing a 12.30% increase over last year.
These figures demonstrate that home values in Devon continue to trend upward. Sellers are benefiting from sustained demand, while buyers continue to recognize Devon as an attractive alternative to Edmonton, offering more home for their money without sacrificing convenience or quality of life.
⚖️ Buyers Continue to Negotiate
The average ask-to-sell ratio for June was 0.995, meaning homes sold for approximately 99.5% of their asking price.
Year-to-date, the ratio sits at 0.987, slightly below last year's 1.004. This indicates buyers have gained a modest amount of negotiating power compared to the highly competitive market seen in 2025.
Even so, sellers continue to achieve excellent prices when homes are priced appropriately and marketed effectively.
⏱️ Days on Market Remain Healthy
Homes sold in an average of 27 days during June, only 3.85% longer than during the same month in 2025.
Although the year-to-date average has increased to 47 days, compared to 34 days last year, homes are still selling within a reasonable timeframe. The increase reflects buyers taking a little more time to compare properties as inventory grows, rather than a decline in overall demand.
Well-priced homes that are professionally marketed continue to attract strong interest and sell relatively quickly.
📆 Year-to-Date Comparison (2026 vs 2025)
| Metric | 2026 YTD | 2025 YTD | % Change |
| Sold Properties | 73 | 65 | ↑ 12.31% |
| New Listings | 94 | 79 | ↑ 18.99% |
| Average Asking Price | $486,000 | $408,000 | ↑ 19.17% |
| Average Sale Price | $444,000 | $395,000 | ↑ 12.30% |
| Days on Market | 47 | 34 | ↑ 38.24% |
| Ask-to-Sell Ratio | 0.987 | 1.004 | ↓ 1.70% |
🧠 What This Means for Sellers
June's numbers paint an encouraging picture for Devon homeowners.
✔ Sales activity is increasing significantly.
✔ Home values continue to appreciate.
✔ Buyers remain active despite additional inventory.
✔ Well-prepared homes continue to sell quickly and close to asking price.
As inventory grows, sellers should focus on competitive pricing, high-quality photography, professional marketing, and preparing their homes to stand out.
🏡 What This Means for Buyers
For buyers, the Devon market remains attractive despite rising prices.
With more homes available than last year, buyers have greater selection and more opportunity to compare properties before making a decision.
However, continued increases in both asking and sale prices suggest that waiting too long could result in paying more as the year progresses.
Having financing in place and working with a knowledgeable local REALTOR® can help buyers move quickly when the right property becomes available.
🌳 Why Devon Continues to Grow
Devon remains one of the Edmonton region's hidden gems for buyers seeking a balance of affordability and lifestyle.
The community continues to attract residents thanks to its:
These qualities continue to drive demand and support long-term property values.
🔮 Summer Market Outlook
Based on June's performance, Devon appears well-positioned for a strong summer market.
We anticipate:
As long as inventory continues to grow gradually alongside buyer demand, Devon should remain a balanced and healthy market through the remainder of the summer.
📞 Thinking About Buying or Selling in Devon?
Whether you're planning your next move or simply curious about what your home is worth in today's market, I'd be happy to help.
Chris Reid
Century 21 Leading
📞 (780) 717-5267
🌐 chrisreidedmonton.com
Let's build a strategy that helps you make the most of Devon's strong real estate market.
Data provided by the REALTORS® Association of Edmonton and subject to change. Always consult with a real estate professional for the most current market information.
If you would like more information on the Devon real estate market contact Chris Reid
Town of Devon Website
The Edmonton condo market continued to find its footing in June 2026 as the summer real estate season began. While sales activity remained below the exceptionally strong levels experienced in 2025, condo prices showed resilience and inventory levels remained relatively balanced. Buyers continue to enjoy increased choice and negotiating opportunities, while sellers who price their properties strategically are still seeing successful sales.
Overall, June's statistics point to a healthy, balanced market rather than a declining one. Sales volumes have softened, but values remain remarkably stable, reinforcing Edmonton's reputation as one of Canada's most affordable and resilient condominium markets.
Whether you're a first-time home buyer, investor, downsizer, or preparing to sell your condo, here's what the latest Edmonton condo statistics mean for you.
June 2026 Edmonton Condo Market Snapshot
| Metric | June 2026 | Change vs June 2025 |
|---|---|---|
| Sold Properties | 331 | -19.07% |
| Average Asking Price | $227,000 | -3.42% |
| New Listings | 670 | -3.46% |
| Days on Market | 76 | +22.58% |
| Average Sale Price | $213,000 | +0.83% |
| Ask-to-Sell Ratio | 0.959 | -1.04% |
Bar Graphs Below Are Interactive
Inventory Remains Balanced
A total of 670 new condo listings came onto the Edmonton market in June, representing a 3.46% decrease compared to June 2025 .
While inventory has softened slightly, buyers continue to enjoy a healthy selection of available condos across a variety of price ranges and neighbourhoods.
Popular areas for condo buyers continue to include:
The combination of stable inventory and moderate buyer demand is helping to keep the Edmonton condo market balanced.
Asking Prices Moderate
The average asking price in June was $227,000, a 3.42% decrease from the same month last year .
This slight decline suggests sellers are becoming increasingly realistic when entering the market. Rather than overpricing and making multiple reductions later, many homeowners appear to be listing closer to market value from the outset.
This is a healthy sign for the market. Accurate pricing often results in more interest, fewer days on market, and smoother negotiations.
Condo Sales Continue Below Last Year's Pace
Edmonton recorded 331 condo sales in June 2026, representing a 19.07% decrease compared to June 2025. While sales volume remains lower than last year, it's worth remembering that 2025 was an exceptionally active year for Edmonton real estate. Comparing today's market to those elevated numbers naturally creates larger year-over-year declines.
Despite the slower pace, there are encouraging signs. Sales have remained relatively consistent throughout the spring, suggesting the market has stabilized rather than continuing to weaken. Buyers are still active—they're simply taking more time to evaluate their options before making a purchase.
For sellers, this means patience and preparation are key. Properly marketed and competitively priced condos are still attracting buyers, but properties that are overpriced may remain on the market longer than expected.
Condo Prices Hold Steady
One of the strongest indicators in June's report is the stability of condo values. The average sale price increased slightly to $213,000, a 0.83% increase over June 2025 .
Although sales activity has slowed, pricing has remained remarkably resilient. This demonstrates that buyer demand for affordable apartment-style condos continues to support values across the city.
For homeowners, this is encouraging news. Even in a market with fewer transactions, property values have largely held their ground. For buyers, Edmonton continues to offer one of the best combinations of affordability and long-term investment potential among Canada's major cities.
Buyers Continue to Negotiate
The average ask-to-sell ratio was 0.959, meaning condos sold for approximately 95.9% of their asking price .
This ratio remains healthy and indicates a balanced market where buyers have some negotiating power while sellers continue to receive offers close to their asking prices.
It's also a reminder that pricing your property correctly from day one remains one of the most important factors in achieving a successful sale.
Days on Market Remain Elevated
The average condo took 76 days to sell, an increase of 22.58% compared to June 2025 .
While this is considerably longer than last year, it reflects today's more measured buying environment rather than a lack of demand.
Today's buyers are:
For sellers, this reinforces the importance of strong marketing, professional photography, and competitive pricing.
Below is a summary of the year-to-date condo statistics for 2026 compared to 2025.
| Metric | 2026 YTD | 2025 YTD | % Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sold Properties | 1,623 | 2,030 | -20.05% |
| Average Asking Price | $233,000 | $236,000 | -1.48% |
| New Listings | 3,678 | 3,724 | -1.24% |
| Days on Market | 83 | 67 | +23.88% |
| Average Sale Price | $210,000 | $211,000 | -0.28% |
| Ask-to-Sell Ratio | 0.961 | 0.969 | -0.81% |
What This Means for Buyers
June continues to provide favourable conditions for buyers entering Edmonton's condo market.
Current buyers benefit from:
Whether you're buying your first home, downsizing, or expanding your investment portfolio, Edmonton condos continue to offer strong long-term value.
What This Means for Sellers
For sellers, the market remains competitive but far from discouraging.
Success depends on:
Well-presented condos continue to sell, even in a market where buyers have more choice.
Edmonton Condo Market Outlook – Summer 2026
Looking ahead to July and August, the Edmonton condo market is expected to remain balanced.
If current trends continue, we anticipate:
Overall, Edmonton's condo market remains one of the most affordable and stable housing sectors in Alberta.
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Whether you're purchasing your first condo, investing in Edmonton real estate, or preparing to sell, understanding today's market is the key to making confident decisions.
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Buying a brand-new home is exciting. You get to choose finishes, enjoy that “new home smell,” and be the very first owner. But after spending nearly a decade in new home sales before becoming a REALTOR®, I’ve learned that many buyers focus on the base price and don’t realize how much they may spend after they get the keys.
That’s not a criticism of builders—it’s simply how the industry works. Builders allow buyers to personalize their homes by selecting upgrades and completing certain items after possession. The result is a home tailored to your preferences, but it can also mean unexpected expenses.
If you’re deciding between a new construction home and a resale property, here are some of the hidden costs to consider before making your decision.
The advertised price often assumes a standard lot.
If you want a pie-shaped lot, a lot backing onto a park, a corner lot, or one with a better location, you’ll usually pay a premium. Depending on the community, lot premiums can range from a few thousand dollars to well over $50,000.
When comparing homes, don’t just compare the floor plan—compare the lot.
Many new homes are delivered with bare soil.
That means budgeting for:
Professional landscaping can easily cost $10,000 to $30,000 or more, depending on the size of the yard and the finishes you choose.
Fencing is another expense buyers often overlook.
A typical fence for a standard lot can cost $8,000 to $20,000, with larger or pie-shaped lots costing even more.
If your neighbours haven’t built yet, you may also have to wait before completing all sides of the fence.
Many new homes don’t include a deck.
Adding one later can cost:
If you’re dreaming of entertaining outdoors, remember to include this in your budget.
Air conditioning isn’t always included in a new home.
Installing central A/C after possession typically costs $5,000 to $8,000, depending on the system and home size.
An attached garage is often included, but many buyers choose additional upgrades such as:
These upgrades can add several thousand dollars but significantly improve everyday use.
Blinds and curtains are frequently forgotten during budgeting.
Outfitting an entire home with quality window coverings can easily cost $3,000 to $10,000, depending on the style you choose.
Some builders include appliances, while others don’t.
If they’re not included, you’ll need to budget for:
Depending on your preferences, this can add $5,000 to $15,000+.
This is where quality construction matters.
Features such as:
may help reduce monthly utility costs while improving comfort. Not every new home includes these features as standard, so it’s worth asking what’s included.
One cost that isn’t measured in dollars is time.
With a resale home, landscaping is often complete, fences are built, decks are finished, and the neighbourhood is established.
With a new home, some projects may take months—or even a couple of years—to complete as the community develops.
For some buyers, building from scratch is absolutely worth it. For others, a move-in-ready home with premium upgrades already completed offers better overall value.
The answer depends on your priorities.
A new construction home may be the right fit if you:
A resale home may be the better choice if you:
There isn’t a one-size-fits-all answer. The key is understanding the total cost of ownership—not just the purchase price.
Having spent nine years helping buyers build new homes and the past seven years helping clients buy and sell resale properties, I’ve seen both sides of the process.
Both new construction and resale homes have their advantages. My job isn’t to convince you one is better than the other—it’s to help you understand the true costs, compare your options, and choose the home that best fits your lifestyle, budget, and long-term goals.
If you’re considering both resale and new construction, I’d be happy to walk you through the pros and cons of each so you can make a confident, informed decision.
Whether you’re considering a brand-new build or a move-in-ready resale home, I’d love to help you navigate the process.
Chris Reid
REALTOR® | Century 21 Leading
📞 780-717-5267
If you’re shopping for a home in Edmonton, chances are you’ve looked at both resale homes and new construction. New homes are exciting, but many buyers are surprised to learn that the advertised price is often just the starting point.
After possession, it’s common to spend tens of thousands of dollars completing the home with essentials that aren’t always included.
As someone who spent nearly a decade in new home sales before becoming a REALTOR®, I’ve seen firsthand how quickly those costs add up. That’s why I love helping buyers recognize value beyond the list price.
One of my newest listings in The Palisades is a perfect example. While it isn’t brand new, it already includes many of the upgrades buyers typically pay extra for when building a new home.
Let’s break it down.
One of the first upgrades many builders charge for is the lot itself.
Corner lots, walkout lots, and pie-shaped lots often come with significant premiums. This home sits on a 526.9 sqm pie-shaped lot backing onto a walkway, offering extra outdoor space, additional privacy, and room for kids, pets, or entertaining.
Large lots like this are becoming increasingly difficult to find in many newer communities.
This isn’t just another resale home.
It is Built Green Gold Certified, meaning it was constructed to higher standards for energy efficiency, indoor air quality, durability, and environmental performance.
For homeowners, that means:
It’s an upgrade you’ll appreciate every month—not just on possession day.
Triple-pane windows are one of the best investments in our Alberta climate.
Benefits include:
They also contribute to the home’s Built Green certification.
Most buyers never ask about insulation—but they should.
Roxul insulation provides excellent thermal performance while also significantly reducing sound transfer between rooms and from outside.
That means a quieter, more comfortable home every day.
Many new homes don’t include air conditioning.
Adding central A/C after possession can cost several thousand dollars.
Here, it’s already installed and ready for your first summer.
Garages are no longer just places to park.
Today’s buyers use them for:
The heated 24′ x 24′ garage provides flexibility that many standard garages simply can’t match.
Most homes have one fireplace—if they have one at all.
This home features:
They create comfortable gathering spaces while adding warmth and character.
One of the biggest hidden costs after buying a new home is completing the yard.
This property already has an established yard, allowing you to enjoy your outdoor space immediately instead of budgeting for landscaping after possession.
Parking is often overlooked until you need it.
The extended driveway provides room for multiple vehicles, guests, or recreational equipment—something many newer homes simply don’t offer.
Perhaps the biggest upgrade isn’t inside the house at all.
The Palisades offers mature landscaping, established schools, nearby shopping, walking trails, and quick access to Anthony Henday Drive and St. Albert Trail.
You’re moving into a community that’s already complete—not waiting years for amenities to arrive.
When comparing homes, it’s important to think beyond the sticker price.
Ask yourself:
Sometimes the best value isn’t the newest home—it’s the one where someone has already invested in quality upgrades you’ll enjoy every day.
That’s exactly what this Palisades property offers.
Whether you’re considering a resale home, new construction, or simply want to understand which upgrades offer the best long-term value, I’d be happy to help.
With years of experience in both new home construction and residential real estate, I can help you make a confident, informed decision.
Chris Reid
Century 21 Leading
📞 780-717-5267
If you’ve been searching for a home in northwest Edmonton, you’ve probably noticed there are plenty of choices. New construction homes, resale homes, and everything in between. But what many buyers don’t realize is that not all homes offer the same long-term value.
Our newest listing in The Palisades isn’t just another resale home—it’s a thoughtfully upgraded, Built Green Gold Certified property that offers many of the features buyers want in a new home, without the additional costs and work that often come after taking possession.
Built Green Gold Certification is awarded to homes that are constructed to higher standards for energy efficiency, durability, indoor air quality, and environmental responsibility. These homes are designed to be more comfortable to live in while helping reduce monthly operating costs.
For homeowners, that means more than just an environmentally conscious home—it means real everyday benefits.
This home includes several upgrades that help improve comfort and reduce energy consumption:
Triple-pane windows help keep your home warmer during Edmonton winters while reducing drafts and outside noise. Roxul insulation not only improves thermal performance but also provides excellent sound insulation, creating a quieter living environment.
The result is a home that stays comfortable through every season while helping keep heating and cooling costs lower than many comparable homes.
Many buyers initially focus on new construction because everything is brand new. However, it’s important to compare the total cost of ownership—not just the purchase price.
With many new homes, buyers still need to budget for:
Those costs can quickly add tens of thousands of dollars after possession.
This Palisades home already includes many of those valuable upgrades, allowing you to move in and simply enjoy your new home.
One of this home’s biggest selling features is its 526.9 square metre pie-shaped lot backing onto a quiet walkway.
Larger lots have become increasingly difficult to find in newer communities where homes are often built much closer together.
The backyard provides room for:
Backing onto a walkway instead of another backyard also creates a much more open feel.
For many Alberta buyers, the garage is almost as important as the house itself.
This home features an oversized 24′ x 24′ heated garage, giving you flexibility whether you’re parking vehicles, storing recreational equipment, building a workshop, or creating additional storage space.
Combined with the extra-long driveway, there’s ample room for multiple vehicles and guests.
Inside the home, you’ll find upgrades that improve everyday living rather than simply adding visual appeal.
Two gas fireplaces create warm gathering spaces in both the main living room and the upstairs bonus room.
The spacious bonus room offers flexibility for family movie nights, a children’s playroom, or a comfortable home office.
Central air conditioning keeps the home comfortable during Edmonton’s warmer summer months, while the upgraded insulation and windows help maintain that comfort all year long.
The Palisades remains one of northwest Edmonton’s most desirable family communities because of its convenient access to everything homeowners need.
You’ll enjoy quick access to:
It’s an established neighbourhood that offers mature landscaping and a strong sense of community while remaining close to major commuter routes.
When comparing homes, it’s easy to focus only on the asking price.
Instead, ask yourself:
Sometimes the better value isn’t the lowest-priced home—it’s the one that’s already invested in the upgrades you’ll appreciate every single day.
If you’d like to see this beautiful Built Green Gold Certified home in person or would like more information about buying in Edmonton, I’d be happy to help.
Chris Reid
Century 21 Leading
📞 780-717-5267
The Fort Saskatchewan real estate market remained strong in June 2026, building on the momentum established throughout the spring market. Buyers continued to enter the market in significant numbers, helping drive sales activity above 2025 levels while maintaining steady price appreciation.
The June data paints the picture of a healthy and active market. Sales increased substantially compared to June 2025, inventory levels remained balanced, and average home prices continued their upward trend. While homes are taking longer to sell than they did a year ago, this reflects increased inventory and greater buyer choice rather than weakening demand.
For buyers, sellers, and investors, June's statistics confirm that Fort Saskatchewan remains one of the most desirable communities in the Edmonton region thanks to its affordability, family-friendly neighbourhoods, and strong long-term growth potential.
Fort Saskatchewan Market Snapshot – June 2026
| Metric | June 2026 | % Change vs June 2025 | 2026 YTD | 2025 YTD | % Change YTD |
| Sold Properties | 82 | +18.84% | 395 | 387 | +2.07% |
| New Listings | 93 | -1.06% | 556 | 506 | +9.88% |
| Average Asking Price | $495,000 | +7.09% | $479,000 | $460,000 | +4.27% |
| Average Sale Price | $475,000 | +2.36% | $473,000 | $450,000 | +5.12% |
| Days on Market | 52 | +40.54% | 63 | 45 | +40.00% |
| Ask-to-Sell Ratio | 0.990 | -0.89% | 0.993 | 1.000 | -0.70% |
| Metric | June 2026 | June 2025 | % Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Homes Sold | 13 | 10 | +30.00% |
| Average Days on Market | 84 | 76 | +10.53% |
| Median Days on Market | 52 | 52 | 0.00% |
| Average List Price | $527,867 | $560,829 | -5.88% |
| Median List Price | $485,000 | $562,450 | -13.77% |
| Average Sale Price | $535,625 | $561,650 | -4.63% |
| Median Sale Price | $485,000 | $558,500 | -13.16% |
| Total Sales Volume | $6,963,127 | $5,616,500 | +23.98% |
Fort Saskatchewan's new construction market remained active in June 2026, with 13 newly built homes sold, representing a 30% increase in sales activity compared to June 2025. While pricing softened slightly compared to last year's figures, builders benefited from increased transaction volume and nearly 24% higher total sales volume, demonstrating continued demand for new homes in the community.
The average sale price decreased 4.63% year-over-year, from $561,650 in June 2025 to $535,625 in June 2026. Similarly, the median sale price declined 13.16% to $485,000. Rather than indicating weakness in the market, this likely reflects a broader mix of product types being sold, including more affordable entry-level and move-up homes.
Buyers had access to homes ranging from $373,915 to $710,000, highlighting the wide variety of new construction options currently available in Fort Saskatchewan.
Despite slightly lower average pricing, builders moved more inventory overall. Total sales volume increased from $5.62 million in June 2025 to $6.96 million in June 2026, a gain of nearly 24%. This indicates that demand remains healthy as buyers continue to prioritize modern layouts, energy-efficient construction, and turnkey living.
Days on market increased modestly, with the average rising from 76 to 84 days, while the median remained unchanged at 52 days. This suggests that buyers are taking a bit more time to evaluate their options, but desirable homes continue to sell within a reasonable timeframe.
One particularly encouraging sign is that the average sale price exceeded the average list price. With an average list price of $527,867 and an average sale price of $535,625, new construction homes sold for approximately 101.5% of asking price, demonstrating continued competition among buyers for well-priced inventory.
The June 2026 new construction market in Fort Saskatchewan showed stronger sales activity, higher overall sales volume, and continued buyer demand, even as average prices moderated from last year's levels. Builders successfully sold more homes and generated significantly higher total sales volume, reinforcing the long-term strength of Fort Saskatchewan's new home market heading into the second half of 2026.
Bar Graphs Below Are Interactive
New Listings: Inventory Remains Balanced
Fort Saskatchewan recorded 93 new listings in June, a slight 1.06% decrease compared to June 2025. Despite the monthly decline, year-to-date inventory remains higher than last year.
Through June, there have been 556 new listings compared to 506 during the same period in 2025, representing a 9.88% increase.
This additional inventory has helped keep the market balanced. Buyers continue to have more options than they did in recent years, while sellers still benefit from strong demand.
The increase in available inventory is one reason homes are taking longer to sell than they did a year ago. Buyers are able to compare multiple properties before making a decision, resulting in a more measured pace of transactions.
Average Asking Price: Seller Confidence Continues
The average asking price in June 2026 reached $495,000, representing a 7.09% increase compared to June 2025.
This continued growth shows that sellers remain confident in the Fort Saskatchewan market and continue to see strong value in their properties.
Year-to-date, the average asking price now sits at $479,000, up 4.27% compared to $460,000 during the same period in 2025.
The increase reflects:
While asking prices are increasing, they remain supported by actual sale prices, which is a positive sign for overall market stability.
Sales Activity: Buyer Demand Remains Strong
June 2026 recorded 82 completed sales, representing an 18.84% increase compared to June 2025. This strong performance follows the sales growth we saw in May and confirms that buyer demand remains healthy throughout the spring and early summer market.
Perhaps even more significant is the year-to-date comparison. Through the first six months of 2026, Fort Saskatchewan has recorded 395 sales compared to 387 during the same period in 2025, representing a 2.07% increase.
This is an important milestone because earlier in the year sales were trailing 2025 levels. The market has now completely recovered that gap and moved ahead of last year's pace.
Several factors continue to drive buyer demand:
The strong sales numbers suggest confidence remains high among buyers despite rising home prices.
Average Sale Price: Home Values Continue Rising
The average sale price in June 2026 was $475,000, a 2.36% increase compared to June 2025.
Although the increase is more modest than what we saw in May, it still represents meaningful appreciation and reinforces the long-term strength of the market.
Year-to-date, the average sale price has reached $473,000, which is 5.12% higher than the $450,000 average recorded during the same period in 2025.
This is one of the strongest indicators in the report.
Even with more listings available and longer selling times, buyers continue to pay more for homes than they did a year ago. That combination suggests a healthy market where demand remains strong enough to support price growth.
For homeowners, this continued appreciation represents growing equity and long-term wealth creation.
Ask-to-Sell Ratio: Sellers Still Receiving Strong Offers
The average ask-to-sell ratio in June was 0.990, meaning homes sold for approximately 99.0% of their asking price.
While slightly lower than June 2025, this remains an exceptionally strong result.
Year-to-date, sellers are achieving 99.3% of their asking price on average, confirming that buyers remain willing to pay near-list value for desirable properties.
The slight decline in the ratio reflects increased negotiation opportunities for buyers, but it is far from a buyer's market.
Days on Market: More Choice Means Longer Selling Times
Homes in Fort Saskatchewan took an average of 52 days to sell in June, compared to 37 days in June 2025, representing a 40.54% increase.
Year-to-date, homes are averaging 63 days on market compared to 45 days last year, a 40% increase.
At first glance, this statistic may appear concerning. However, longer days on market are often a sign of increased inventory and greater buyer choice rather than weaker demand.
Buyers are:
This creates a more balanced market environment and reduces the pressure buyers experienced during previous years.
Year-to-Date Market Comparison – June 2026 vs June 2025
| Metric | 2026 YTD | 2025 YTD | % Change |
| Sold Properties | 395 | 387 | +2.07% |
| New Listings | 556 | 506 | +9.88% |
| Average Asking Price | $479,000 | $460,000 | +4.27% |
| Average Sale Price | $473,000 | $450,000 | +5.12% |
| Days on Market | 63 | 45 | +40.00% |
| Ask-to-Sell Ratio | 0.993 | 1.000 | -0.70% |
What June Means for Sellers
For sellers, June confirms that demand remains healthy.
Sales are up nearly 19%, prices continue to rise, and homes are still selling very close to list price.
To maximize results:
With more inventory available, presentation and pricing have become more important than ever.
Market Outlook: What to Expect This Summer
Looking ahead, Fort Saskatchewan appears well-positioned for a strong summer market.
Current trends suggest:
If these conditions continue, Fort Saskatchewan could finish 2026 ahead of 2025 in both sales volume and average sale price.
Final Thoughts
The June 2026 Fort Saskatchewan real estate market demonstrates a community that continues to attract buyers while delivering steady price growth and healthy transaction levels.
Sales are now outperforming 2025, home values continue to appreciate, and inventory remains balanced. While buyers have more choice and homes are taking longer to sell, the overall market remains strong and stable.
Fort Saskatchewan continues to be one of the Edmonton region's most attractive communities for families, first-time buyers, and investors seeking long-term value.
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The St. Albert real estate market continued to demonstrate resilience and stability throughout June 2026, even as the market began its typical transition from the busy spring season into the summer months. While sales activity moderated slightly compared to the same time last year, home values remained strong, inventory levels tightened, and buyers continued to compete for well-priced properties.
For homeowners, June reinforced the long-term strength of St. Albert's housing market. For buyers, the market remains competitive but balanced, offering opportunities for those prepared to act strategically. Whether you're considering buying, selling, or investing in St. Albert real estate, understanding current trends can help you make informed decisions.
If you're thinking about making a move this year, contact Christina Reid, REALTOR® with Century 21 Leading, at (780) 717-5267 for personalized advice and local market expertise.
📊 St. Albert Real Estate Market Snapshot – June 2026
According to the latest statistics, the St. Albert housing market remained active throughout June.
Key June 2026 Statistics
The June numbers reveal a market that continues to favour well-prepared buyers and sellers while maintaining steady price appreciation.

Bar Graphs Below Are Interactive
📦 New Listings and Inventory
Inventory remains one of the most important drivers of the current market.
In June 2026, 206 new listings came onto the market, representing an 8.85% decrease compared to June 2025.
Year-to-date:
This decline in new inventory helps explain why prices continue to rise despite slightly lower sales volumes.
Fewer listings mean:
If inventory remains constrained through the summer, prices could continue trending upward into the fall market.
🏷️ Average Asking Price
The average asking price in June was $601,000, essentially unchanged from the previous year with a slight 0.22% increase.
The stability in asking prices suggests that sellers are pricing homes realistically based on current market conditions.
Year-to-date:
This modest increase shows that while sellers remain confident, the market is becoming increasingly balanced.
🏡 Home Sales Activity
A total of 156 homes sold in June 2026, representing a 3.70% decrease compared to June 2025.
While sales were slightly lower than last year, this isn't unusual as the market begins to shift from the spring rush into a more balanced summer environment.
Year-to-date, 747 homes have sold in St. Albert, compared to 783 during the same period in 2025, representing a 4.60% decrease.
Despite the modest decline in sales volume, buyer demand remains healthy. Many purchasers are simply taking longer to evaluate options due to increased inventory and higher price points compared to previous years.
💰 Average Sale Price Continues to Climb
One of the strongest indicators in June was continued price growth.
The average sale price reached $555,000, representing a 2.52% increase compared to June 2025.
This increase demonstrates that demand remains strong despite fewer overall transactions.
Looking at the bigger picture:
This sustained appreciation highlights the long-term strength of the St. Albert market and reinforces why so many families continue to choose the community for its quality of life, schools, and amenities.
📈 Ask-to-Sell Ratio
The average ask-to-sell ratio in June was 0.998, meaning homes sold for approximately 99.8% of asking price.
This is an excellent indicator of market stability.
Buyers are negotiating slightly, but sellers are still achieving very close to their list prices.
Year-to-date:
The small difference shows that pricing remains accurate and balanced.
⏱️ Days on Market
Homes spent an average of 48 days on market in June 2026, representing a 41.18% increase compared to June 2025.
This is one of the more notable shifts in the report.
Several factors may be contributing:
Buyers Are More Selective
As prices rise, buyers are taking additional time to evaluate options and conduct due diligence.
More Inventory Choices
Compared to the rapid-fire conditions seen in previous years, buyers now have more opportunities to compare properties before making decisions.
Seasonal Market Patterns
Summer often brings vacations, travel schedules, and slower decision-making timelines.
Year-to-date, homes are averaging 44 days on market, compared to 38 days last year, representing a 15.79% increase.
While homes are taking longer to sell, 44 days remains a healthy market pace.
📊 Year-to-Date Comparison Chart
| Metric | 2026 YTD | 2025 YTD | % Change |
| Homes Sold | 747 | 783 | -4.60% |
| Average Sale Price | $556,000 | $532,000 | +4.49% |
| Average Asking Price | $575,000 | $566,000 | +1.60% |
| New Listings | 1,078 | 1,114 | -3.23% |
| Days on Market | 44 | 38 | +15.79% |
| Ask-to-Sell Ratio | 1.002 | 1.005 | -0.32% |
🌟 Why Buyers Continue Choosing St. Albert
St. Albert remains one of Alberta's most desirable communities because it offers:
Exceptional Schools
Families continue to prioritize St. Albert's highly regarded public and Catholic school systems.
Beautiful Neighbourhoods
Communities like:
continue attracting both local and relocating buyers.
Strong Community Lifestyle
Parks, trails, recreation facilities, and a vibrant local business community make St. Albert one of the most sought-after suburban markets in the Edmonton region.
🏡 What June Means for Buyers
For buyers, today's market offers opportunities that weren't available during previous years of extreme competition.
Advantages:
✔ More balanced market conditions
✔ Slightly longer decision-making windows
✔ More negotiating opportunities
Challenges:
✔ Home prices continue to rise
✔ Inventory remains somewhat limited
✔ Desirable homes still attract strong interest
Buyers who are mortgage pre-approved and ready to act remain in the strongest position.
🔑 What June Means for Sellers
For sellers, June remains a favourable market.
Benefits:
✔ Home values continue appreciating
✔ Inventory remains below historical norms
✔ Well-priced homes continue to sell close to asking price
Keys to Success:
✔ Strategic pricing
✔ Professional photography
✔ Strong online marketing
✔ Flexible showing availability
Homes that are properly prepared continue to outperform the market average.
🔮 Looking Ahead to the Summer Market
As we move into July and August, expect:
The combination of limited inventory and stable demand should continue supporting home values throughout the remainder of the summer.
🏁 Final Thoughts
June 2026 highlights a healthy and balanced St. Albert real estate market.
While sales volume has moderated slightly compared to last year, pricing continues to trend upward, inventory remains relatively tight, and sellers are still achieving strong results.
The market has shifted away from the extreme conditions of recent years and toward a more sustainable environment that benefits both buyers and sellers.
For homeowners, this means continued equity growth. For buyers, it means opportunity—with the right strategy.
📞 Thinking About Buying or Selling in St. Albert?
Whether you're looking to purchase your first home, upgrade to a larger property, or sell your current home, I'd love to help.
Christina Reid, REALTOR®
Century 21 Leading
📱 (780) 717-5267
📧 creid@chrisreidedmonton.com
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