Benchmark Price
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Calgary Real Estate Board • Through the Newest Monthly Release
Calgary's Housing Market in Charts
Scrub the year dial. Toggle property types. Compare cycles. Every figure on this page is read straight out of CREB's monthly statistics packages, visualized so you can see where Calgary has been, and where your decision sits inside that story.
Updated through September 2026 (CREB's October 1 release). In September the citywide benchmark was $566,700, down 0.82% from last September. Sales came to 1,650 against 3,354 new listings, and 6,486 homes were for sale at month end, which is 3.93 months of supply. Read the September 2026 report
Property type
All homes is CREB's figure for the whole city, semi-detached and row homes included. Condo apartment is CREB's apartment class. Townhouses fall under row, which counts in All homes.
Snapshot
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Starts on the newest month CREB has reported. Drag left for each full year.
Sales
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New Listings
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Months of Supply
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Homes for Sale
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Market Condition
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The Headline
Benchmark price, by property type
Calgary's typical-home price, split by the four property classes CREB tracks. Full-year figures, ending on the newest month. Pick a property type above to bring its line forward, or click a legend chip to hide a line.
Month by Month
Sales, new listings and supply
CREB's count for each of the last 24 months. A new month appears here the day Ryan's report on it goes up.
Volume
Sales vs. new listings
The supply-demand balance that moves price, by full year. Wide gaps tell the real story.
Inventory
Months of supply
Below 2 = seller's market. 2-4 = balanced. Above 4 = buyer's market.
Velocity
Days on market
How long listings wait before selling, averaged across each full year.
Momentum
Year-over-year price change
Green for growth, red for correction, the rhythm of Calgary's cycles.
Seasonality
Monthly benchmark heatmap
Month by month, shaded by how high the benchmark ran. Deeper gold is higher.
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Composition
Property type share of sales
What Calgarians actually bought, by property type.
Cycle Map
Supply vs. price growth
Each dot is a year, plus the newest month. Top-left = hot market. Bottom-right = buyer's market.
Context
Calgary benchmark vs. Bank of Canada policy rate
Two lines, one story: when money got cheaper, prices climbed. When it got expensive, the curve flinched.
Time Machine
What would today's budget have bought?
Type in a price. We'll tell you what year that money bought a typical Calgary home, and how much that same home is worth now.
Bought a typical home in
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Benchmark that year
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Same home today
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Communities
Neighbourhood snapshots
Current reads from six Calgary communities we track closely. Tap any tile for the full guide.
Extremes
Calgary's peaks & troughs
Across the full years charted on this page.
Reading the Market
How to interpret this page
- Benchmark price represents a typical home in the market, tracked over time to isolate true price movement from mix shifts.
- Months of supply is inventory divided by monthly sales. Below 2 favours sellers; 2 to 4 is balanced; above 4 favours buyers.
- Sales-to-new-listings shows whether new supply is being absorbed faster than it arrives. Above 60% means a tight market.
- Days on market measures how quickly listings turn over. Short DOM plus low supply is the classic seller's-market signature.
- Property type switches the cards and charts to one kind of home. All homes is CREB's total residential figure. Detached and condo apartment are CREB's own figures for those classes, from the same monthly packages. The price chart and the share of sales keep every type on screen and highlight the one picked.
- The last point on a chart is the newest month CREB has reported, taken from Ryan's monthly market report. Every point before it is a full year.
Make it personal
Have Ryan walk you through what this means for your street.
The charts above are the city view. Your block moves differently. Request a neighbourhood-specific read.
Source: Calgary Real Estate Board (CREB) City of Calgary Monthly Statistics Packages, and the Bank of Canada policy rate. CREB revises earlier months after it first reports them, so a past month here can differ slightly from the monthly market report Ryan wrote at the time. Figures are for orientation, not appraisal. For a street-level read, contact Ryan.
