Deadwood Housing Market Statistics

As of September 22, 2026 the Deadwood real estate market reports:

• Average Price: $0
• Active Listings: Check back for updates
• Price Trend: Stable to increasing over the past 12 months

Prices vary based on property type, location within the community, and market conditions. Contact a local REALTOR® for the most current pricing information.

Yes, Deadwood is considered one of Deadwood's desirable neighbourhoods. It offers:

• Excellent quality of life with community amenities
• Access to parks, schools, and shopping
• Strong sense of community with local events
• Convenient access to major transportation routes

Family-friendly atmosphere and well-maintained properties make it popular among homebuyers.

Deadwood offers a variety of property types including:

• Single-family detached homes
• Townhomes and row houses
• Condominiums and apartments
• Duplexes and semi-detached homes
• New construction developments

Properties range from entry-level homes to luxury estates, catering to first-time buyers, growing families, and downsizers.

Deadwood is served by several educational options:

• Public elementary and secondary schools
• Catholic separate schools
• French immersion programs
• Nearby private school options

For specific school boundaries and enrollment, contact the Deadwood Board of Education or local school directly.

Beyond purchase price, budget for:

Deadwood is served by Calgary Transit with:

• Multiple bus routes connecting to LRT stations
• Direct routes to downtown Calgary
• Peak hour express service
• Access to major transit hubs

Commute times to downtown typically range from 20-40 minutes depending on time of day.

The average days on market in Deadwood is approximately 45 days in 2026. Well-priced detached homes often sell in 30 days or less, while condos and luxury properties may take 60-90 days. Seasonal factors also influence timing — spring and early fall are typically the busiest periods.

The Deadwood market in 2026 is balanced with a slight seller's advantage. The list-to-sale ratio is 98%, meaning most homes sell close to asking price. Inventory levels are healthy, giving buyers choice while sellers still achieve strong pricing.

Property taxes in Deadwood, Deadwood are calculated based on the assessed value multiplied by the municipal mill rate. For a typical home assessed at $500,000, expect annual property taxes in the range of $3,000-$3,800. Contact the City of Deadwood for the current mill rate.

Yes, Deadwood has active new construction developments including condos, townhomes, and detached homes. Prices and unit sizes vary widely. Some developments are preselling before construction begins. Completion dates, pricing, and deposit structures are subject to change.

Deadwood offers proximity to:

• Parks and pathways
• Schools (public, Catholic, French immersion)
• Shopping centres and grocery stores
• Restaurants and cafés
• Recreational facilities and community centres
• Medical clinics and pharmacies

The community is well-connected to major roads and public transit for easy access to broader Deadwood amenities.

You can find verified Deadwood REALTORS® through our real estate agent directory, read community reviews, and request a referral to a screened local expert. Our referral network connects buyers and sellers with agents who specialize in the Deadwood market.