Greater Edmonton Weekly Market Watch: July 8 – July 14, 2026

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The latest Greater Edmonton real estate market data shows a healthy balance of increased inventory, steady buyer activity, and relatively stable home prices.

During the week of July 8 to July 14, 2026, a total of 1,033 new residential listings came to market, representing a 12% increase from the previous reporting period. More inventory provides buyers with additional choices while giving sellers continued exposure in an active marketplace.

Sales activity also remained positive, with 607 homes sold, marking a 6% increase. The continued rise in unit sales indicates that buyers are still actively purchasing despite a growing selection of available properties.

Home prices remained relatively consistent throughout the week. The average residential price came in at $491,000, a modest 1% decrease, while the median price held steady at $458,000, showing no change from the previous period. Stable pricing can provide confidence for both buyers evaluating their options and sellers preparing to enter the market.

Weekly Market Highlights

  • New Listings: 1,033 (+12%)
  • Unit Sales: 607 (+6%)
  • Average Price: $491,000 (-1%)
  • Median Price: $458,000 (0%)

What This Means

An increase in new listings combined with stronger sales activity suggests an active market where buyers have more options without significant price volatility. Whether you're considering buying your first home, upgrading, downsizing, or selling, understanding current market conditions is key to making informed decisions.

If you're curious about how these market trends affect your property's value or your next move, the Ryan Sellers Real Estate Group is here to help you navigate the Greater Edmonton market with confidence.

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