The Greater Edmonton real estate market remained active during the week of August 5–11, 2026, with increases in both new listings and unit sales. According to the latest market data, 1,011 new listings came onto the market while 550 residential units were sold.

Prices also showed modest movement. The average price reached $472,000, up 2%, while the median price remained steady at $445,000.

Greater Edmonton Market at a Glance

Here are the key numbers for August 5–11, 2026:

• New Listings: 1,011, up 21%
• Unit Sales: 550, up 13%
• Average Price: $472,000, up 2%
• Median Price: $445,000, unchanged

More New Listings Entering the Market

One of the biggest changes this week was the increase in new listings.

The Greater Edmonton area recorded 1,011 new listings, representing a 21% increase. More new listings give buyers additional properties to consider and indicate that a significant number of homes are entering the market.

For sellers, increased listing activity also means understanding how a property compares with other homes currently available can be especially important when determining a pricing and marketing strategy.

Unit Sales Continue to Rise

Buyer activity also increased during the week.

There were 550 unit sales, a 13% increase compared with the previous period shown in the market update. The rise in sales alongside the increase in new listings shows that both sides of the market remained active.

For buyers, this means opportunities are continuing to come onto the market. For sellers, buyer activity remains an important factor when evaluating current market conditions.

Average Price Reaches $472,000

The average price was $472,000, increasing 2% during the period.

Average price provides a broad look at how prices are moving across the market, but it does not necessarily reflect the value of an individual property. Location, property type, condition, size, and other characteristics can all affect the price of a specific home.

Median Price Holds Steady at $445,000

The median price was $445,000, showing 0% change.

Unlike the average, the median price represents the middle point of the reported sales data. Looking at both the average and median together provides a broader perspective on price activity across the Greater Edmonton market.

What This Week's Numbers Mean

The latest figures point to an active Greater Edmonton market, with both listings and sales increasing.

The 21% increase in new listings is notable, while the 13% increase in unit sales shows that buyer activity also moved higher. At the same time, prices remained relatively steady, with the average price increasing 2% and the median price holding unchanged.

For buyers and sellers, the most important takeaway is that market conditions can vary significantly depending on the property and location. Current market statistics provide useful context, but a property-specific analysis is important when making real estate decisions.

Looking Ahead

Weekly market updates are a useful way to keep track of changes in inventory, sales activity, and prices across the Greater Edmonton area.

As of August 5–11, 2026, the key indicators were:

1,011 new listings | 550 unit sales | $472K average price | $445K median price

If you're considering buying or selling in Edmonton or the surrounding area, understanding the latest market conditions can help you make a more informed decision.

Want to know what the current market could mean for your specific home or buying plans? Connect with Ryan Sellers Real Estate Group for a personalized conversation.

Market data according to the REALTORS® Association of Edmonton's MLS® System. Total residential includes detached, semi-detached, row/townhouse, and apartment condominium properties. Information is based only on the market data provided for August 5–11, 2026.