September brought a few twists to Calgary’s housing market, and as someone who’s spent nearly two decades guiding families through these shifts, I’m always watching the numbers closely. Last month, we saw 1,650 total sales—what really stood out was that detached homes held their ground, with sales rising 4% even as the overall market slowed. The benchmark price did nudge down almost 1% to $566,700. Meanwhile, higher-density properties found themselves in a buyer’s market, thanks to a bigger supply. Of course, inventory still varies by neighbourhood, and knowing those local details can make all the difference when you’re deciding where to buy or sell. After years of helping clients weigh first homes versus investments or renovation opportunities, I’ve learned that every market tells a different story—it’s about finding your best fit in the numbers.
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