The Calgary Real Estate Board released their latest market report for February 2025:
Sales remain above long-term trends despite declines
For the second month in a row, inventory levels saw substantial year-over-year growth, rising by 76 per cent to 4,145 units in February. While inventory increases were seen across all price ranges, the largest increases were in homes priced under $500,000; this increase was driven by substantial growth in the more affordable apartment and row/townhouse sectors. The overall months of supply were 2.4, similar to last month but more than double this time last year. Apartment-style units remained the most well-supplied at 3.1 months.
Detached Homes- Benchmark price $760,500 and 2.22 months of supply. Sales in February slowed to 765 units, nearly 20 per cent lower than last year. New Listings increased by nearly six per cent year-over-year to 1,265 units. The City Centre and North East districts continue to trend towards more balanced conditions, while the South and North West districts remain supply-constrained at approximately 1.6 months
Semi-detached Homes- Benchmark price $683,500 with 1.98 months supply. There were 240 new listings in February, a gain of seven per cent from 2024. Sales fell by nearly 14 per cent compared to 2024, slowing to 165 units. There was a large variation in months of supply across the city, with a low of just one month in the North West district compared to a high of eight months in the East district.
Row Housing- Benchmark price $446,800 with 2.06 months of supply. Months of supply improved across the city; the South and East districts have the tightest conditions at under 1.5 months, while the North East district has almost three months
Apartments- Benchmark price $334,200 with 3.10 months of suppy. Driven by the record new listings, inventory increased by 90 per cent yearover-year and also pushed to near-record levels. Months of supply reached 3.1 months in February, a substantial 155 per cent increase over 2024 but still well below record levels seen in the period between the 2014 oil crash and the pandemic
Airdrie market- unadjusted benchmark price of homes is $537,600, with 2.8 months of supply. The overall Airdrie market fell roughly in line with its long-term averages in February, with sales declining while new listings and inventories rose to levels typical of the month.
Cochrane market- unadjusted benchmark price of homes $577,100, with 2.61 months supply. Inventory increased by over 48 per cent year-over-year to 196 units, the highest level seen in any month since the spring of 2021 but still below long-term averages for February in the Cochrane market
Okotoks market- unadjusted benchmark price of homes $616,900 with 1.53 months of supply. New listings increased by seven per cent compared to 2024, and, at 60 units, remained well below levels typically seen in February.
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