The Greater Edmonton Area real estate market saw a decrease in both new listings and unit sales during the week of August 26 to September 1, 2026. Average and median prices also moved lower compared with the previous period.
While one week of data does not define the entire market, these numbers provide a useful snapshot of current activity across the Greater Edmonton Area.
Greater Edmonton Real Estate Market at a Glance
Here are the key numbers for the week:
- New Listings: 848, down 7%
- Unit Sales: 487, down 5%
- Average Price: $453,000, down 3%
- Median Price: $425,000, down 1%
According to the REALTORS® Association of Edmonton's MLS® System.
New Listings Decline 7%
There were 848 new listings added to the Greater Edmonton Area market from August 26 to September 1.
This represents a 7% decrease compared with the previous period. Fewer new listings means there were fewer properties entering the market during the week, giving buyers a smaller flow of new options to consider.
Unit Sales Also Decreased
The market recorded 487 unit sales, a 5% decrease from the previous period.
The change in sales activity provides an indication of how many residential properties were sold during the week. Comparing sales with new listings can also help buyers and sellers understand how active the market is from week to week.
Average Price Falls to $453,000
The average residential price was $453,000, representing a 3% decrease.
Average price provides a broad look at the prices of properties sold during the period. However, it can be influenced by the mix of properties that sell from one week to another.
Median Price Reaches $425,000
The median price was $425,000, down 1%.
Unlike the average, the median represents the middle point of the sales data. Looking at both the average and median prices provides additional context when following weekly market movements.
What These Numbers Tell Us
The latest weekly numbers show lower activity across both listings and sales, along with modest declines in the average and median prices.
For buyers, the current numbers provide another data point when evaluating available properties and making an offer. For sellers, understanding recent sales activity and pricing trends is important when considering how to position a home in the current market.
It's also important to remember that weekly statistics are only a snapshot. Market conditions can vary by property type, neighbourhood, price range, and location, so broader trends should be considered when making real estate decisions.
Greater Edmonton Area Market Snapshot
| Market Indicator | August 26–September 1, 2026 | Change |
|---|---|---|
| New Listings | 848 | -7% |
| Unit Sales | 487 | -5% |
| Average Price | $453,000 | -3% |
| Median Price | $425,000 | -1% |
Total Residential includes Detached, Semi-detached, Row/Townhouse, and Apartment Condominium.
Thinking About Buying or Selling?
Whether you're considering buying a home, preparing to sell, or simply keeping an eye on the Edmonton real estate market, staying informed can help you make more confident decisions.
Want to know what the latest market numbers mean for your specific neighbourhood or property? Get in touch with the Ryan Sellers Real Estate Group for a conversation about your real estate goals.
Information herein deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Market statistics according to the REALTORS® Association of Edmonton's MLS® System.
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