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August Stat Pack

September 16th, 2018
What a great summer! Hope everyone else enjoyed some of the nice weather as it seems like we are smack dab in to winter. I suppose we should expect this kind of change here in Calgary as it seems to happen every year. The summer was slow with respect to real estate. City wide sales were off by 6.6% year over year. Year to date sales are still down by 15%, however, it’s getting better comp ...

July Stat Pack

August 18th, 2018
Another bump in interest rates saw more buyers shake out of the market last month. That combined with uncertainty with the economic conditions in Calgary have put a few more plans on hold. This July we did fare better than we have so far this year. While sales have been down nearly 20% for the duration of the year, July sales were only off by 5% compared to 2017. Year to date sales are still ...

May Stat Pack

June 21st, 2018
This one is coming out a little behind schedule! Now with May in the books and the spring market coming to a close, it’s not what most had expected. The tow line to start 2018 was that we may have seen the bottom of this last recession and that a long slow recovery was in order. Currently, there are over 9,000 listings on the market and sales are down to the tune of 21% through the first 5 mo ...

November Stat Pack

December 18th, 2017
This will be the last report for 2017. It looks as though November has seen a spike in sales to the tune of 15% compared to last year. This does make some sense considering the new mortgage rules coming in to effect January 1st. What doesn’t make sense is that the increase in sales is in the lower price ranges (under $500K). The new mortgage rules will affect conventional mortgages (more than ...

October Stat Pack

November 13th, 2017
Well, welcome to Witchita! Winter is finally here and with that usually comes a slow down in the market. Most people choose to hunker down, but why? Off season buying is where you can find the best deals! I find that working with buyers and sellers through the winter usually indicates motivation with respect to their real estate needs. Why else would you move in the winter???City wide sales ...

August Stat Pack

September 25th, 2017
Took a hiatus in August and feeling refreshed and ready for the fall! Here is the monthly stat pack for August. The last couple months in Calgary have been characterized by more sellers on the market. Sales are up 2% city wide compared to last year and up 8% year to date, however, here we sit with over 6,600 active listings. The number of listings peaked late August at just under 7,000! K ...

June Stat Pack

July 14th, 2017
'Gradual recovery'. That's what the pundits are calling it. The spring market has come to completion and the market is looking quite a bit better than it did a year ago. As we roll in to the dog days of summer, the number of active listings is on the rise (currently sitting over 6600 listings). While this is typical for the summer months, the level of inventory is substantially higher than ...

May Stat Pack

June 17th, 2017
          This will be the fourth straight month that we have seen price gains for the city of Calgary! It is giving every indication that we are on the road to recovery and the detached segment is a big reason for this. Benchmark prices in the segment are up 1% since last month and sit at $509,000. Demand is still high with 2.1 months supply across the segment and the Northwest & East area ...

April Stat Pack

May 18th, 2017
After the month of April and the market is still on track for recovery.  Although it’s been the detached and semi-detached market that has been buoying the numbers over the last year, row housing looks to be rebounding as well. That segment’s inventory numbers are down 8.5% to 863 units and sales were up 19% compared to last year. Benchmark prices have jumped up 0.59% since last month, howeve ...

February Stat Pack

March 17th, 2017
After the month of February, we are still showing positive signs for 2017. Although sales were up nearly 20% from this time last year, the numbers are still off by 19% from the 10 year average. It will be interesting to see how the long term averages are affected when 2007 comes off the books next year. It was crazy that year! Hard to believe that is already a decade past. Every segment was l ...
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