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Edmonton real estate market - Home Prices Drop in July

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. @7 ]7 I* ^* a( ~" J& Y( C% yHere is our update on the Edmonton real estate market. (Previous week’s numbers are in brackets). For the past 7 days:
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New listings: 456 (492, 455, 529)
# Sales: 198 (276, 228, 218)
1 y  m0 o: a) P  HRatio: 43% (56%, 50%, 41%)
7 E; m$ K) v% L9 y' H7 A# Price changes: 341 (390, 363, 369)
# Expired/Off Market Listings: 174 (221, 226, 204)
Net loss/gain in listings this week: 84 (-5, 1, 107)
Active listings for single family homes: 3454 (3395, 3374, 3329)
7 M4 N" Z7 l$ d3 [7 l; EActive listings for condos: 2253 (2232, 2209, 2217)

Inventory, especially of single family homes, is still on the rise. We thought inventory would have peaked by now, and even though the pace has slowed it is still increasing.


The REALTORS® Association of Edmonton is reporting 1323 sales so far this month, and with only two days left it looks to be another low for monthly sales for at least 6 years. The average residential sale price sits at $329k (down $1k from last week and $6k from last month), single family homes at $370k (down $1k from last week and $17k from last month – probably one of the biggest drops in a single month we’ve seen) and condos at $244k (down $1k from last week and $4k from last month).

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