As summer unfolds, Calgary’s real estate market shows signs of gradual cooling—with shifts in inventory, pricing, and sales balanced against new-listing gains and continued buyer interest. Here's a closer look.
Summary of July 2025 Metrics
- Home Sales (Monthly): 2,099 units — down roughly 12% year-over-year
- New Listings: 3,911 units —↑ around 8–9% compared to last July
- Total Inventory: 6,917 active listings — a 66% year-over-year increase, reaching pre-pandemic highs
- Months of Supply: About 3.3 months — reflecting a balanced market
- Benchmark Price (Citywide): $582,900 — down ~3.9–4% year-over-year
- Average Price: $616,686 — a modest 1.7% increase from July 2024
Property Type Breakdown (Benchmark Price, Year-over-Year Change)
- Detached Homes $761,800 ↓ ~0.8% (modest decline)
- Semi-Detached Homes $697,500 ↑ ~1.4% (slight gain)
- Row Homes $446,200 ↓ ~3.8–4% (notable decline)
- Condo Apartments $329,600 ↓ ~4.8–5% (significant decline)
What This Means for Buyers & Sellers
Buyers now have more options, especially in mid-priced and high-supply categories. Patience and strategic offers can lead to favorable outcomes.
Sellers, especially in the detached and semi-detached segments, can still benefit from buyer demand—provide a polished listing, price smartly, and stay active with marketing.
Next Steps
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