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November 5, 3:19pm

Calgary Housing Market Community Statistics

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The benchmark home price in Calgary declined 1.1% year over year and was essentially flat month over month, up 0.1% to $569,800. In August 2026, 1,660 homes changed hands, a 16.5% decrease from the same month last year and 12.8% fewer than in July. New listings of 3,141 were down 9.7% year over year. The sales-to-new-listings ratio was 53%, down from 57% both last August and in July. Inventory stood at 6,509 units, 2.3% below last August and 1.8% under July. Months of supply moved up to 3.9, keeping the overall market balanced, though conditions vary widely by property type. Homes averaged 41 days on the market, up from 38 a year earlier, and the sales-to-list-price ratio was 97.5%, little changed from 97.8% last August, so most homes still sold just under asking.

Detached homes: The benchmark price eased 1.1% year over year to $744,300 and was up 0.1%, from July. Sales of 875 detached homes were down 12.1% year over year. Months of supply sit at 3.4, still tight in most districts but no longer as tight as earlier in the year, and generally favouring sellers.

Semi-detached homes: The benchmark price rose 1.0% year over year to $690,500 and slipped 0.1% from July. Sales fell 18% year over year to 168 units. Months of supply are 3.3, keeping this segment on the tighter side of balanced.

Townhouses: The benchmark row price declined 5.4% year over year and fell 0.8% from July to $415,200. The number of row homes sold dropped 16.2% year over year to 284 units. Months of supply stand at 3.9, in balanced territory.

Apartments: The benchmark apartment price is down 8.2% year over year to $295,400, off 0.7% from last month. Apartment sales fell 26% year over year to 333 units. At 5.7 months of supply, this segment is the most oversupplied and continues to favour buyers.

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Calgary, Alberta City Overview

Discover Calgary, a vibrant and dynamic city nestled in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. As the largest city in Alberta, Calgary offers an exceptional quality of life with a strong economy, diverse culture, world-class recreation, and a breathtaking natural setting. Explore everything you need to know about living, working, and playing in this remarkable city. Click any question below to expand the answer.

What is Calgary known for?

Calgary is a world-class city known for its stunning proximity to the Rocky Mountains, vibrant economy, and exceptional quality of life. It is a gathering place for Calgarians and visitors alike, with a dynamic downtown core and beautiful natural surroundings . The city is served by three levels of government that work together to support the community, with the City of Calgary overseeing municipal services including water, waste, recycling, fire and public safety, parks, public transportation, and infrastructure .

Key Links: City of Calgary Official Website | Our Local Government

How can I contact the City of Calgary?

The City of Calgary offers several ways to get in touch with the municipal government for information, services, and support .

Contact Information:

  • Phone: 311 or 403-268-CITY (2489)
  • TTY: 403-268-4889
  • Fax: 403-538-6111
  • Email: engage@calgary.ca
  • Website: www.calgary.ca
  • Address: City Hall and Municipal Complex, 800 Macleod Trail SE, Calgary, Alberta T2P 2M5

Key Links: City of Calgary Website

How do I access property assessment information?

The City of Calgary provides web tools and resources to help property and business owners access and review annual assessment information through the Assessment Search portal .

Key Links: City Online - Assessment Search

What parks, recreation programs, and activities does Calgary offer?

Calgary offers an incredible range of parks, recreational facilities, and programs to support active, creative, and connected living . The City of Calgary offers registered programs, drop-in activities, facility rentals, and passes for a wide variety of interests .

Recreation Programs & Services:

  • Registered Programs: Fitness, arts, dance, certifications, day camps, swimming lessons, and seasonal programs .
  • Drop-in Activities: Flexible activities designed to fit your busy schedule at recreation facilities across the city .
  • Adaptive Programs: Programs designed to create a sense of belonging for individuals of diverse abilities .
  • Facility Rentals: Indoor and outdoor facilities available for rent at affordable rates .

Parks & Outdoor Spaces:

  • Parks: Green spaces for relaxation and recreation in every community .
  • Off-Leash Areas: Designated parks for dogs to exercise and socialize .
  • Pathways: An extensive network providing scenic routes for biking, walking, and rolling amidst natural beauty .
  • Devonian Gardens: An urban oasis with botanical gardens, a living wall, and a playground .
  • Athletic Parks: 13 athletic parks for sports and competitions .

Key Links: Parks and Recreation Home | Live and Play - Register for Programs

What online resources and open data does the City of Calgary provide?

The City of Calgary offers several online resources including an Open Data Portal to facilitate sharing of information, spark innovative ideas, and foster collaboration among citizens .

City Online Resources:

  • Open Data Portal: Access to City of Calgary datasets .
  • Assessment Search: Property and business assessment information .
  • Live and Play: Recreation program registration, drop-in schedules, and facility bookings .
  • City Online: B2B and other online city services .

Key Links: City Online

What is the status of Calgary's 2026 Budget and property taxes?

Calgary's City Council approved the 2026 Budget with a focus on affordability and essential services, reducing the proposed property tax increase while investing in public safety, transit, infrastructure, and housing .

Budget Highlights:

  • Tax Increase: Reduced from proposed 3.6% to 1.6% for existing residential properties .
  • Tax Shift: The previously approved 1% tax shift from non-residential to residential properties was cancelled for 2026 .
  • Affordability Measures: Use of $50 million in investment income to lower tax revenue while keeping reserves strong .
  • Typical Residential Tax Impact: Estimated increase of 1.6% or $4.50 per month .
  • Utility Rates: 3.9% increase or $5.29 per month for typical metered residential customers .
  • Targeted Spending: $514 million in public safety, transit, infrastructure, and housing .

Key Links: 2026 Budget News Release

What community support resources are available in Calgary?

Calgary offers a comprehensive network of community support services to assist residents with housing, food access, and other social needs .

Community Support Resources:

  • Access to Food: A Calgary community food map and list of food resources across the city, including low and no-cost options .
  • 211 Alberta: A 24/7 helpline to connect with community, health, social, and government services. Call or text 211, or visit ab.211.ca .
  • Inform Alberta: A directory to find additional information about community, health, social, and government services across the province .

Key Links: Access to Food Resources | 211 Alberta

What public safety and community initiatives are in place in Calgary?

Calgary is committed to public safety through initiatives like Community Court, which connects vulnerable individuals with support services as an alternative to punitive sanctions for minor bylaw infractions .

Community Court:

  • Purpose: A diversion-style court connecting people experiencing homelessness, poverty, addiction, or trauma to supports like healthcare, food banks, and identification .
  • Partners: Calgary police, bylaw, transit, Alberta Justice, and the social services sector .
  • Outcomes: Since launching in 2024, approximately 1,000 people have been connected to supports, with graduates sustaining housing, employment, and sobriety .
  • Expansion: City council approved a $2.7-million addition to expand the program from monthly to weekly .

Key Links: City of Calgary Public Safety

Calgary Community Demographics

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