Calgary housing sales slow as condo prices face pressure

REM Magazine’s November report describes an October slowdown in Calgary housing, drawing on Calgary Real Estate Board information. It says buyer-favouring conditions were clearest in apartment and row-home segments, while detached and semi-detached conditions were more balanced.

Calgary logged 1,592 home sales during October. Compared with the same point in 2025, cumulative sales were nearly 11 per cent lower, and REM identified weaker apartment-condo and row-home activity as key contributors.

The inventory count reached 6,173 units after falling nearly five per cent from October 2025. Across all property types, the overall benchmark home price was $564,200, down less than one per cent year over year.

Apartment condominiums had the sharpest pressure in the reported data. Their benchmark price fell eight per cent to $288,800, and REM said more than five months of supply left the sector facing excess inventory.

Source: REM Magazine; published 2026-11-04T10:03:17+00:00.

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