The Greater Edmonton Area real estate market saw increased activity during the week of September 9–15, 2026. Both new listings and unit sales moved higher compared with the previous period, while price trends showed mixed movement.

For buyers and sellers, these weekly numbers provide a snapshot of how much activity is taking place in the market and how prices are moving.

More New Listings Entered the Market

There were 1,041 new listings in the Greater Edmonton Area during the week, representing a 14% increase.

More new listings mean buyers had additional properties coming onto the market during the week, giving them more opportunities to explore different homes and options.

Unit Sales Also Increased

The market recorded 461 unit sales, an increase of 16%.

The increase in sales indicates that there was more completed buying activity during this period. For sellers, understanding sales activity can provide useful context when evaluating current market conditions and preparing a pricing strategy.

Average Price Moved Lower

The average price was $455,000, which was 3% lower than the previous period.

Average price can be influenced by the mix of properties that sell during a particular week, so it is useful to consider this figure alongside other market indicators rather than looking at it on its own.

Median Price Increased

The median price was $433,000, representing a 2% increase.

The median price is the midpoint of the sales data, meaning half of the recorded sales were above this price and half were below it. Looking at both average and median prices provides additional context for understanding weekly price movement.

Greater Edmonton Area Weekly Market Snapshot

What This Means for Buyers and Sellers

The latest weekly numbers show a market with increased activity, with both new listings and unit sales rising during the week.

For buyers, the increase in new listings may mean more properties to consider. For sellers, the increase in unit sales highlights the importance of understanding current competition, pricing, and buyer activity when bringing a home to market.

Real estate conditions can vary by property type and location, so broader market numbers are best used as a starting point when evaluating an individual property.

Stay Informed on the Edmonton Real Estate Market

Whether you're considering buying, selling, or simply keeping an eye on the market, tracking weekly activity can help you understand how conditions are changing.

Have questions about what the current market means for your real estate plans? Ryan Sellers Real Estate Group is here to help you navigate the market with clear, current information.

According to the REALTORS® Association of Edmonton's MLS® System.

Total Residential includes Detached, Semi-detached, Row/Townhouse, and Apartment Condominium.