The Greater Edmonton real estate market recorded changes in new listings, home sales, and property prices during the week of October 7–13, 2026. For buyers and sellers, keeping track of these weekly figures can provide useful context when planning a real estate move.
According to this week's market snapshot, both new listings and completed home sales declined, alongside the average and median home prices.
Greater Edmonton Market at a Glance
Here are the key figures for October 7–13, 2026:
New Listings: 743, down 17%
Homes Sold: 408, down 7%
Average Sale Price: $440,000, down 6%
Median Sale Price: $420,000, down 1%
These percentage changes reflect the comparisons shown in the supplied weekly market report.
Fewer New Listings and Home Sales
Greater Edmonton recorded 743 new listings during the reporting period, representing a 17% decline. For buyers, the number of newly listed homes is an important figure to monitor because it indicates how many properties are entering the market.
Meanwhile, 408 homes were sold, down 7%. Sales activity can vary from week to week, so it is helpful to consider these figures alongside broader market trends and the type of property you are interested in buying or selling.
What Happened to Home Prices?
The average sale price for the week was $440,000, down 6%. The median sale price was $420,000, reflecting a smaller decline of 1%.
Although both measures moved lower, they tell us slightly different things. The average is calculated by adding sale prices and dividing by the number of sales, while the median represents the middle sale price when transactions are arranged from lowest to highest.
Neither figure alone determines the value of an individual property. Location, property condition, size, features, and recent comparable sales all play a role in estimating what a home may be worth.
What Does This Mean for Buyers and Sellers?
For buyers: Reviewing available listings, comparing similar properties, and understanding recent sale prices can help you evaluate your options. Your budget, preferred neighbourhood, and financing should guide your search.
For sellers: Pricing your property appropriately is important. Recent comparable sales, competing listings, and your home's unique features can help establish a realistic asking price and a suitable marketing strategy.
Weekly market figures offer a useful snapshot, but they should not be treated as a complete picture of long-term market conditions. Looking at trends over a longer period can provide additional perspective.
Stay Informed About the Greater Edmonton Market
Whether you are preparing to buy your first home, considering selling, or exploring your next move, reliable local information can help you make more informed decisions.
Ryan Sellers Real Estate Group is here to help you understand the Greater Edmonton real estate market and navigate your next step with confidence.
Thinking about buying or selling in Edmonton or the surrounding communities? Visit Search Edmonton Homes for Sale or contact Ryan Sellers Real Estate Group to discuss your real estate goals.
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