December 2025 Calgary Real Estate Statistics Recap    

After several years of rapid price growth, Calgary’s housing market entered a period of adjustment in 2025. Strong buyer demand continued, but limited supply earlier in the year kept conditions competitive. As the year progressed, record levels of new home construction helped expand inventory across rental, new build, and resale markets. At the same time, demand pressures eased due to slower migration and ongoing economic uncertainty, particularly through the spring. 

These factors combined to gradually shift Calgary’s resale market from a firm seller’s market to one that more closely resembled balanced conditions.

Total sales for…

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Calgary’s Concrete Chronicles: The Bow River Pathway System

This chapter of Calgary’s Concrete Chronicles focuses on one of the city’s most quietly powerful achievements — a linear piece of infrastructure that touches more neighbourhoods, routines, and memories than almost any building ever could. The Bow River Pathway System isn’t just a trail. It’s a spine.

Stretching along the Bow River’s banks, stitched together by bridges, underpasses, and carefully engineered river edges, the pathway system defines how Calgarians move, decompress, and connect with nature — without ever leaving the city.

This is concrete working in harmony with water, landscape, and daily life.

Use the navigation guide below to explore the history, design, and civic…

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Calgary’s Concrete Chronicles: The Calgary Zoo

This is the next chapter in Calgary’s Concrete Chronicles — our ongoing deep dive into the places built of steel, stone, and concrete that quietly shape how Calgarians live, gather, and connect with the city. These aren’t just structures. They’re long-standing civic investments that tell stories about who Calgary was, who it is, and who it’s becoming. 

Today’s stop isn’t a single building or plaza — it’s an entire living campus rooted along the Bow River: the iconic Calgary Zoo. For more than a century, it’s been a place where infrastructure, conservation, and community intersect in a way few urban spaces ever manage.

The Zoo isn’t just about animals. It’s about how Calgary chose to build space for…

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November 2025 Calgary Real Estate Statistics Recap   

Calgary’s housing market followed expected seasonal patterns in November, with sales, new listings, and inventory levels all easing from October. The month saw 1,553 sales and 2,251 new listings, improving the sales-to-new-listings ratio to 69% — a shift that helped moderate inventory levels.

Even with the monthly adjustment, inventory remained elevated at 5,581 units, sitting 28% higher than last year and 15% above typical November levels. The rise continues to be driven largely by the row and apartment sectors, where higher-density supply has surged throughout the fall.

“Supply levels have been sitting higher than typical levels…

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Calgary’s Concrete Chronicles: Calgary’s Centennial Planetarium  

This is the fourth post in Calgary’s Concrete Chronicles — our deep dive into the structures that shaped how we live, move, and experience this city. From arenas to public institutions, these places aren’t just concrete — they’re chapters in Calgary’s identity: ambitious, futuristic, and reflective of our ever-evolving skyline.  We have walked, explored and spent time in them.

Today, we’re exploring a building that once captured the imagination of young minds and astronomy enthusiasts alike — the Calgary Centennial Planetarium, formerly known as the Telus World of Science Centre.

Name changes aside, the wonder inside these walls has remained timeless. 

The Planetarium has always…

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Getting Around Calgary: Transit Today & The Green Line’s Impact on Homebuyers

Calgary is on the move. With a population growing fast and more people relying on public transit, Calgary Transit is keeping the city connected. In 2024, buses and CTrains carried over 101 million riders — a 12% increase from the previous year. On a busy weekday, more than 700,000 Calgarians take transit, including nearly 400,000 on the CTrain alone.


Use our navigation guide below to jump to any part of The Future of Calgary Transit: What the Green Line Means for Homebuyers:

  • What’s Ahead: On-Demand Transit & The Green Line
  • The Green Line & Homebuyer Insights
  • What is the Green Line?
  • Why the Green Line Matters to Homebuyers
  • Tips for Buying Near Green Line…

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Calgary’s Concrete Chronicles: Millennium Skate Park

This is the third post in Calgary’s Concrete Chronicles — my deep dive into the structures that shaped how we live, move, and experience this city. From arenas to public plazas, these places aren’t just concrete—they’re chapters in Calgary’s identity: bold, gritty, and always pushing forward.

Today, we’re rolling into a space every Calgarian recognizes, whether you’ve ever stepped on a board or not — the legendary Millennium Skate Park, now officially renamed Cowboys Park.

Name change or not, the soul of this place hasn’t shifted an inch.

Millennium has always been more than ledges, rails, and poured concrete. It’s motion. It’s culture. It’s where generations learned resilience the…

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Calgary’s Concrete Chronicles: Saddledome

This is the second post in Calgary’s Concrete Chronicles — a blog series exploring the iconic landmarks that have shaped the spirit, skyline, and soul of Calgary. From stadiums to skyscrapers, each post uncovers the stories behind the structures that define our city. We love sharing this history with longtime locals, newcomers, and anyone curious about the character of Calgary’s built environment.

Today, we’re spotlighting one of the most recognizable silhouettes on Calgary’s skyline — The Scotiabank Saddledome. Built in the early 1980s for the 1988 Winter Olympics, this architectural marvel has hosted hockey legends, sold-out concerts, and unforgettable community moments — all under its iconic curved roof.

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October 2025 Calgary Real Estate Statistics Recap  

 

Calgary’s housing market saw a modest shift in October as inventory levels eased to 6,471 units, down from September. This improvement came as new listings slowed and sales ticked up to 1,885 units, bringing the months of supply back down to 3.5 months after reaching four in September. While apartment and row-style homes continue to see higher supply relative to demand, detached and semi-detached properties remain in relatively balanced territory.

Year-to-date, 20,082 homes have sold across Calgary — nearly 16% lower than last year, but still consistent with long-term trends. Most of the decline has been concentrated in apartment…

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You've narrowed down your search to two of the largest cities in Canada. Now, you just need to decide… Should I move to Calgary or Edmonton?Calgary vs Edmonton

As a city, each has its own set of strengths and weaknesses. In the end, the decision is personal and comes down to many factors! This is why we're here. Now obviously we love Calgary and rep this city whenever we can, so there may be a slight bias, but we'll do our best to give you all the information you need to make the most informed decision on whether you should move to Calgary or Edmonton in Alberta.

For some of our clients who moved from out of province, they preferred the access to nature, convenience, and entertainment options of Calgary, while others prefer the smaller size and lower cost of living in…

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