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Monthly Market Report · Published 2026-11-05

Edmonton Condo Market Report: October 2026

Apartment condo prices rose year over year while townhouse prices held steady, and both sales and new listings slowed from the month before.

$213,245Avg apartment condo · ↑ 5.1% YoY
$297,691Avg townhouse condo · ↑ 0.1% YoY
4 monthsSupply, all residential
43 daysAvg time to sell, all residential
Condo Snapshot

The Numbers: October 2026

Greater Edmonton Area, as reported by the REALTORS® Association of Edmonton (RAE) and WOWA. Arrows show the change from last month (MoM) and a year ago (YoY).

MeasureApartment condoMoMYoYTownhouse condoMoMYoY
Average price$213,245↑ 1.8%↑ 5.1%$297,691↑ 2.9%↑ 0.1%
Median price$185,000↑ 0.3%↑ 0.7%$303,057↑ 2.7%↓ 1.4%
Benchmark price (MLS® HPI)$198,000↓ 0.1%↓ 0.6%$267,700↓ 0.7%↓ 1.6%
Sales221↓ 21.1%↓ 30.9%261↑ 6.1%↓ 6.1%
New listings—↓ 0.2%↑ 3.2%—↓ 25.2%↓ 8.7%

1,882 sales

All residential, ↓ 3.5% MoM · ↓ 8.3% YoY

3,264 new listings

All residential, ↓ 11.2% MoM · ↑ 2.9% YoY

7,533 for sale

Inventory, all residential, ↑ 15.2% YoY

43 days to sell

All residential: 0 days longer than last month, 3 longer than a year ago

Prices

Apartment vs. townhouse condo prices

A typical townhouse condo costs about $84,446 more than an apartment condo on average.

Apartment condoTownhouse condo
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MeasureApartmentTownhouse
Average$213,245$297,691
Median$185,000$303,057
Benchmark (HPI)$198,000$267,700
Glossary

Average, median or benchmark?

  • Average price — total sales value divided by the number of sales. One expensive penthouse can pull it up.
  • Median price — the middle sale: half sold for more, half for less. Less swayed by outliers.
  • Benchmark price (MLS® HPI) — the price of a "typical" condo with the same features each month, so it tracks real price change best.

This month the apartment benchmark ($198,000, -0.6% YoY) and median ($185,000, +0.7% YoY) both held steady, while the average rose 5.1% — a sign that a few higher-priced sales lifted the average.

Year over Year

What changed since October 2025

Condo sales fell sharply while listings and inventory climbed — more choice for buyers.

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MeasureChange vs. a year ago
Apartment avg price+5.1%
Townhouse avg price+0.1%
Apartment benchmark-0.6%
Townhouse benchmark-1.6%
Apartment sales-30.9%
Townhouse sales-6.1%
New listings (all)+2.9%
Inventory (all)+15.2%
Market Balance

Buyer's, seller's or balanced?

The share of new listings that sell is the quickest read on who has the leverage. 4 months of supply backs up the same picture.

Buyer's marketunder 40%Balanced40–60%Seller's marketover 60%

Sales-to-new-listings ratio (all residential): 58%, down from 51% last month (hollow marker) — a balanced market by the 40–60% rule of thumb, edging toward buyers.

Month over monthSeptember 2026October 2026
Avg apartment condo$208,672$213,245
Avg townhouse condo$289,640$297,691
All residential sales1,9591,882
What It Means

Reading the Oct 2026 Numbers

For buyers

More listings and slower sales mean more choice and more room to negotiate, especially on townhouses, where prices are down 0.1% from a year ago. Take the time to review condo documents before you firm up.

For sellers

With inventory up 15.2% year over year, pricing matters: list close to the benchmark for your building and condo type, and expect homes to take about 43 days to sell.

For investors

Apartment condo values held roughly flat year over year at an average of $213,245, keeping Edmonton among Canada's most affordable major markets for a first rental property.

Sources & Notes

  • REALTORS® Association of Edmonton — Edmonton market activity slows, creating opportunity for buyers (November 3, 2026): average prices, all-residential sales, new listings, inventory change and benchmark.
  • WOWA.ca — Edmonton Housing Market Report: condo sales counts, median and benchmark prices, inventory count, months of supply and sales-to-new-listings ratio.
  • All figures are for the Greater Edmonton Area. Days to sell, months of supply and the sales-to-new-listings ratio cover all residential property types, not condos only. RAE and WOWA report slightly different sales percentages; RAE's are used for all-residential totals and WOWA's for condo sales.

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