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Detached Home Sales Improve In September

Calgary, Alberta, Oct. 1, 2026 – September sales totalled 1,650 units, similar to August and nearly four per cent lower than in September 2025. While September sales typically pull back compared with August, stronger detached home sales helped prevent the typical seasonal pullback.

At the same time, new listings also rose from August, causing the sales-to-new-listings ratio to fall to 49 per cent, leaving inventory levels relatively stable compared with August. Stable sales and inventory levels in September prevented any change in the months of supply compared with August, which remained at just under four months. 

While the overall market is showing higher supply levels compared with sales activity, conditions vary significantly by property type. Detached properties remain in balanced territory, and the monthly boost in new listings supported gains in sales in September. Meanwhile, higher supply levels for apartment and row homes are contributing to buyer market conditions, as demand is spread across more alternatives in the rental and new home markets. 

“The variation in market conditions between property types is related to where the supply was added. The construction boom over the past three years was mostly driven by gains in higher-density sectors, significantly increasing the supply of apartment and row-style homes,” said Ann-Marie Lurie, Chief Economist at the Calgary Real Estate Board (CREB®). “Meanwhile, detached homes did not see the same boost in construction, preventing broad-based supply growth. Thanks to a stronger job market and slower but positive net migration, housing demand has remained strong enough to absorb some of the supply, but not enough to offset the high-density supply added to the market, resulting in a more significant impact on prices for higher-density homes.” 

As the market moves through the fall, it is not unusual to see some unadjusted monthly declines in prices. However, many of these adjustments were seasonal, as seasonally adjusted figures show that prices in September are relatively stable compared with August. The unadjusted residential benchmark price was $566,700, nearly one per cent lower than last year. Most of the price adjustments have occurred in higher-density row and apartment-style units, which have reported year-over-year declines of eight per cent and six per cent in September. Meanwhile, detached prices are one per cent lower than last year, mostly due to declines in the North East, East and North districts.   

Detached

Sales in September reached 896 units, up from August and more than four per cent higher than last year. The improvement in sales was partly due to a boost in new listings in September compared with August, giving consumers more options. With a sales-to-new-listings ratio of 52 per cent and a months of supply at just over three months, conditions remained relatively balanced. However, conditions have varied across the city, with less than three months of supply in the North West, West and South districts, and nearly six months of supply in the North East district. While the overall market is relatively balanced, the unadjusted benchmark price was one per cent lower than last year. The decline was primarily driven by steep pullbacks in the oversupplied North East district. Meanwhile, prices were higher than last year in both the City Centre and West districts.   

Semi-Detached

The year-over-year gain in sales was not enough to offset earlier declines, as year-to-date sales have declined by two per cent for a total of 1,678 sales. The decline in sales matched year-to-date declines in new listings, but a monthly boost in September listings caused the sales-to-new-listings ratio to dip to 45 per cent, contributing to monthly inventory gains and pushing months of supply to nearly four months. While this is a shift from the tighter conditions reported in this sector throughout most of 2026, it is too early to say whether this will continue into the final quarter. While unadjusted prices did trend down in September, much of the decline was in line with typical seasonal behaviour. The unadjusted September benchmark price was $685,200, comparable to levels reported last year at this time.

Row

Sales in September eased compared with August, while new listings rose, causing the sales-to-new-listings ratio to drop to 45 per cent. This also contributed to higher inventory levels compared with both last year and August, resulting in the months of supply rising above four months for the first time since the beginning of the year. Additional competition from new units has weighed on resale activity, as the price spread between new and resale homes remains relatively narrow. The additional supply choice for buyers has also weighed on row prices, but not to the same extent as in the apartment sector. As of September, the unadjusted benchmark price was $412,400, down nearly six per cent from last year. While prices have declined across all districts, the steepest declines, at more than 11 per cent, have occurred in the North East and East districts, while the smallest declines have occurred in the North West, at two per cent. 

Apartment Condominium

Apartment sales improved from August, slowing the year-over-year pace of decline to 14 per cent. New listings also rose over August, with 343 sales and 717 new listings, leaving the sales-to-new-listings ratio at 48 per cent. The monthly gains in sales supported modest reductions in inventory levels and prevented any further increases in the months of supply, which remained just above five months. The excess supply of apartment-style units has weighed on prices throughout most of the year. As of September, the unadjusted benchmark price fell to $291,400, down more than one per cent compared with August and more than eight per cent lower than last September. While some of the monthly decline is seasonal, seasonally adjusted prices continued to decline.  

 


REGIONAL MARKET FACTS


Airdrie

Sales in Airdrie continued to slow in September, contributing to the year-to-date decline of 13 per cent. Sales slowed across all property types, as increased competition from the new home market and competing markets in Calgary and other surrounding areas are weighing on demand. While sales eased in September, new listings also slowed and inventories trended down compared with August. However, the pullback in sales outpaced the inventory declines and the months of supply rose to four months. Additional supply choice continues to weigh on prices as well. As of September, the unadjusted total residential benchmark price was $505,800, nearly four per cent lower than last year. Prices have eased across each property type, with the largest declines occurring for higher-density homes.

Cochrane

Despite the monthly pullback, sales remained higher than last year, and on a year-to-date basis, sales have increased by nearly six per cent. The rise in sales came with an increase in new listings, with new homes accounting for nearly 30 per cent of this year’s total listings. With 163 new listings and 68 sales, the sales-to-new-listings ratio dropped to 42 per cent in September, the lowest monthly level seen since January. This contributed to higher inventory and pushed the months of supply to five months. Despite this one-month shift, prices improved compared with August and are similar to last year’s levels.  

Okotoks

An increase in new listings compared with sales caused the sales-to-new-listings ratio to drop to 76 per cent in September, still higher than most other areas, but below the ratios of more than 80 per cent reported over the past two months. With 122 units in inventory and 56 sales, conditions remain relatively tight with just over two months of supply. Despite tighter conditions, increased competition from the new home market and competing markets has weighed on prices earlier this year. However, with an unadjusted total residential benchmark price of $606,800 in September, prices are stable relative to last September and are only one per cent lower on a year-to-date basis. 

Chestermere

Sales in September rose, helping to offset some of the gains in new listings. While the sales-to-new-listings ratio remained low at 38 per cent, inventory levels trended down from August and brought the months of supply back below six months. Significant new construction in the area, along with competing supply in Calgary and other surrounding areas, has weighed on prices in Chestermere over the past few months. However, year-to-date prices are only one per cent lower than last year. The unadjusted total residential benchmark price was $690,200 in September, down from August but similar to last year’s levels. 

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HOT NEW PRICE! 263155 RR14, Rocky View County

2,175 SQ FT Main Level | 3 Bedrooms | 2.5 Bathrooms | 30’ x 25’ Heated Garage

Enjoy the ultimate space, privacy, and freedom of acreage living, all just minutes from both Calgary & Airdrie! Built in 2018, this custom modern bungalow offers high-end finishes, incredible functionality, and panoramic views.

Highlights You’ll Love:

Main Level Luxury: Soaring 9’ & 11’ ceilings, wood-burning fireplace, warm wood beam accents, and Lux triple-pane windows throughout.

Gourmet Kitchen: Quartz countertops, full custom dovetail cabinetry, large island, Frigidaire Professional fridge & freezer, Bosch double wall ovens, 36” induction cooktop + walk-in pantry.

Primary Retreat: Built-in wardrobe, organized walk-in closet, and a spa-like ensuite with dual vanities & a massive dual-head tiled shower.

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WAIT… WHAT’S THE NEW PRICE?

If you’ve had your eye on this Coopers Crossing bungalow, it may be time for another look.

1508 Coopers Point SW is now offered at $799,900!

Open house this Saturday, Oct 3 from 12–2 PM.

Built by McKee Homes, this fully developed bungalow offers a layout that is both beautiful and incredibly functional:

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3 bedrooms + main floor office

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2.5 bathrooms

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2 stone gas fireplaces

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Underground irrigation

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1508 Coopers Point SW, Airdrie

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$799,900

MLS® A2343609

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HOT NEW PRICE! 1114 Whitfield Ave, Crossfield


$675,000  | MLS® A2330352

✨ OVER 2,523 SQ. FT. | 5 BDRM | 3.5 BATH | ATTACHED DBL GARAGE + DETACHED DBL GARAGE ✨

This is the kind of home you need to see! 👀

Looking for space? A great location? Room for the family AND all the toys? This Crossfield home checks a lot of boxes.

📍 Directly across from parks, playgrounds & schools
🏡 Over 3,400 sq. ft. of developed living space
🛏️ 4 bedrooms + main floor office/5th bedroom
🛁 3.5 bathrooms
🚗 4 GARAGE SPACES- attached double + heated detached double
🔥 Wood-burning fireplace with custom built-ins
🍽️ Granite countertops & newer appliances
✨ Fresh new carpet throughout the main & upper levels
🏠 Fully developed basement with rec room, bedroom, bathroom & storage
🚐 RV parking
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And some of the big-ticket updates are already taken care of:

✔️ Poly-B plumbing replaced
✔️ Triple-pane windows (2016)
✔️ Shingles (2019)
✔️ Two furnaces + two A/C units (2019)
✔️ Rebuilt deck (2025)

The backyard is fully fenced and designed for real life, with a heated detached garage that could be your workshop, gym, hobby space or ultimate toy garage.

And when you're not enjoying the backyard, you're just a short walk from the community centre, baseball diamonds, skate park, parks and schools.

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A Fall Decluttering Reset!

There's something about fall that makes it feel like a good time to reset the house. Before we're stuck indoors for the next several months, clearing out some of the things we no longer use can make home feel a whole lot lighter.

Not sure where to start? Here are 15 easy targets.

The Kitchen
Take a look at expired pantry items, duplicate utensils, plastic containers without lids, water bottles nobody uses and the collection of coffee mugs multiplying in the cupboard.

The Bathroom
Old cosmetics, expired medications, nearly empty bottles and worn towels can take up a surprising amount of space.
*Be sure to dispose of medications properly rather than throwing them in the garbage.

Your Closet
If you didn't wear it last fall or winter, ask yourself whether you're actually going to wear it this year.
Coats, shoes, sweaters and accessories that are still in good condition can often be donated.

The Front Entry
This area becomes cluttered quickly once boots, coats, hats and gloves return. Clear out footwear that no longer fits and anything that's been sitting there untouched.

The Garage
Broken garden tools, empty boxes, old sports equipment, leftover renovation materials and things you've been keeping "just in case" are good places to start.

The Junk Drawer
Yes, that one. Old batteries, dried-out pens, mystery keys, takeout menus, receipts and random cords can probably be dealt with.

Kids' Stuff
Outgrown clothes, toys, sporting equipment and school supplies can pile up quickly. Pass along what still has plenty of life left.

Old Electronics
Phones, chargers, keyboards and outdated electronics are often forgotten in drawers and storage rooms. Look for a proper electronics recycling location rather than putting them in household garbage.

You don't need to declutter the entire house in one weekend. Pick one drawer, closet or room and start there.

Sometimes getting rid of just one bag of things you don't need makes the whole house feel better.


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JUST LISTED | 8 ACRES IN ROCKY VIEW COUNTY


$1,550,000 | MLS® A2345014

OPEN HOUSE | SUNDAY, SEPT. 20 | 2–4 PM

Custom-built in 2018, this gorgeous modern bungalow offers the space & freedom of acreage living while staying conveniently close to both Airdrie & Calgary. Sitting on 8 acres, the home features 2,175 sq ft on the main level, a fully developed lower level & thoughtful custom details throughout.

2,175 sq ft main level with 9’ & 11’ ceilings

Lux triple-pane windows & beautiful natural light

Wood-burning fireplace

Custom kitchen with quartz countertops & large island

High end appliances

Separate pantry with cabinetry, counter space & open shelving

Spacious primary retreat with built-in wardrobe & walk-in closet

Custom ensuite with dual vanities, huge tiled shower & dual shower heads

Main floor den/flex room

Large laundry room & exceptionally functional mudroom

Fully developed lower level with in-floor heat

2 additional bedrooms, a gym area, a workshop, and extensive storage

Walk-up basement + separate staircase directly into the garage

30’ x 25’ in-floor heated attached garage

200-amp service to the home + 100 amps to the garage

50-amp RV hookup

Central A/C added in 2026

2 wells + new potassium iron removal system & water softener

Solar-powered gated entrance

8 acres with pasture, trees & plenty of room for animals, recreation or future ideas

From the bright custom interior to the incredibly functional lower level & wide-open acreage setting, this home offers a combination of space, quality & versatility that is hard to find this close to the city.

Watch the video:

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HOT NEW PRICE! 1508 Coopers Point, Airdrie

$899,900 | MLS® A2343609

Welcome to this beautifully finished McKee Homes bungalow, ideally situated on a pie-shaped lot in sought-after Coopers Crossing!

This fully developed home offers an impressive combination of space, style and functionality, including:

Bright, open main floor with hardwood flooring

Beautiful kitchen with quartz countertops, full-height cabinetry & large island

Spacious living room with floor-to-ceiling stone gas fireplace

Front office/den with added privacy features

Large primary retreat with luxurious 5-piece ensuite

Soaker tub, steam shower & heated ensuite floor

Convenient walk-through closet to the laundry room

1 bedroom + den up | 2.5 bathrooms

Fully developed basement with 2 additional bedrooms

Second stone gas fireplace & generous recreation space

Large deck with BBQ gas line

Fully landscaped pie-shaped yard with underground irrigation

Dedicated dog run

Oversized heated double attached garage (23'5" x 21')

Walking distance to schools, parks, shopping & amenities

Mature surrounding trees provide a beautiful, established backdrop, while the thoughtful layout offers plenty of space for both everyday living and entertaining.

Watch the video:

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Explore the 3D Tour:

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View the full listing:

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COMING SOON! 263155 RR14, Rocky View County

$1,550,000

8 Acres, Mins To Calgary & Airdrie

Fully Developed Walk-Up Bungalow; 2,137 Sq Ft Up & 2,060 Sq Ft Down

1+ Den Up & 2 + Gym Down

2.5 Bathrooms

30' X 25' Attached Garage

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COMING SOON! 15 Sterling Estates, Rocky View County

$995,000

4 Acres Of Mature Trees & Gorgeous Landscaping, 10 Min West Of Airdrie

2,606 Sq Ft, 4 Level Split

3 Bedrooms

3 Bathrooms

56' X 27' Detached Garage/Shop

Call/message us for more details: 403-681-0319

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JUST LISTED | COOPERS CROSSING

1508 Coopers Point SW, Airdrie

$945,000 | MLS® A2343609

OPEN HOUSE | SATURDAY, SEPT. 12 | 2–4 PM

Welcome to this beautifully finished McKee Homes bungalow, ideally situated on a pie-shaped lot in sought-after Coopers Crossing!

This fully developed home offers an impressive combination of space, style and functionality, including:

Bright, open main floor with hardwood flooring

Beautiful kitchen with quartz countertops, full-height cabinetry & large island

Spacious living room with floor-to-ceiling stone gas fireplace

Front office/den with added privacy features

Large primary retreat with luxurious 5-piece ensuite

Soaker tub, steam shower & heated ensuite floor

Convenient walk-through closet to the laundry room

1 bedroom + den up | 2.5 bathrooms

Fully developed basement with 2 additional bedrooms

Second stone gas fireplace & generous recreation space

Large deck with BBQ gas line

Fully landscaped pie-shaped yard with underground irrigation

Dedicated dog run

Oversized heated double attached garage (23'5" x 21')

Walking distance to schools, parks, shopping & amenities

Mature surrounding trees provide a beautiful, established backdrop, while the thoughtful layout offers plenty of space for both everyday living and entertaining.

Watch the video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lk_LhQ_G1_g

Explore the 3D Tour:

https://youriguide.com/1508_coopers_pt_s_w_airdrie_ab

View the full listing:

https://tinyurl.com/4yrv2uwp

Want more details or to book a private showing?

Call or message us at 403-681-0319.

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COMING SOON! 1508 Coopers Point SW, Airdrie

$945,000

Close To Schools, Parks & Shopping

Pie Lot & McKee Built Bungalow

3 Bedrooms + Den

2.5 Bathrooms

Dbl Attached Garage

Call/message us for more details: 403-681-0319

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Fall Home Reset: Getting Your Home Ready for the Season

September always feels like a bit of a fresh start. The kids are back at school, summer holidays are winding down, and everyone is getting back into their regular routines. It is also a great time to give your home a little attention before the colder weather arrives.

A few simple jobs around the house now can save you time, money and headaches later.

Take A Walk Around Your Property

Start outside and have a look around your home and yard.

Clean out your eavestroughs and make sure your downspouts are directing water away from the house. Take a look at your roof for any damaged or missing shingles, and check around windows and doors for cracked caulking or areas where cold air could get in.

It is also a good time to disconnect your garden hoses and prepare your outdoor taps for freezing temperatures. Put away patio furniture, summer toys and gardening equipment, and trim back any branches that could cause problems during a winter storm.

If you live on an acreage, there are a few extra things to add to the list. Check your driveway and access roads, inspect outbuildings and fencing, and make sure your well, septic system and outdoor equipment are ready for winter.

Get Your Home Ready For Winter

Inside, there are a few easy things worth checking before you turn the heat up for the season.

• Change your furnace filter
• Book your annual furnace service if you have not already
• Test your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors
• Check your fireplace or wood stove
• Look for any signs of moisture in the basement
• Test your sump pump if you have one
• Check windows and exterior doors for drafts
• Make sure your shovels, ice melt and other winter supplies are easy to find

These are small jobs, but they can make a big difference once winter arrives.

Get The Family Organized

Fall is busy. Between school, work, sports and everything else going on, it does not take long for backpacks, shoes, jackets and sports equipment to take over the house.

September is a great time to create a simple drop zone near the entrance. Give everyone a spot for their backpack, shoes and jackets. A few hooks and baskets can go a long way.

You could also set up a small charging station for phones and tablets, organize a homework area or create a family calendar where everyone can see what is coming up that week.

It does not have to be fancy. The goal is simply to give everything a place.

Try A Sunday Reset

One thing that can make the week feel a little easier is spending 20 or 30 minutes on Sunday getting ready for the week ahead.

Check the family calendar, plan a few meals, get backpacks and sports bags ready, make sure lunch supplies are stocked and tidy up the main living areas.

Getting a few things done on Sunday can make those Monday mornings feel much less hectic.

And Do Not Forget To Enjoy Fall

With all the organizing and preparing that comes with September, it is easy to forget to enjoy the season.

Go for a family walk, have a backyard fire, visit a local farm, make a big pot of soup or head out for hot chocolate. Alberta's fall weather can be beautiful, so take advantage of it while you can.

Your home is more than a list of things that need to be cleaned, fixed or maintained. It is where your family spends time together and where all those everyday memories are made.

So get a few things checked off the list, get everyone organized and then take some time to enjoy the season.


Happy Fall from our team to your family!

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