Historically elevated listings cause downward pressure on home prices
The benchmark price in Calgary was down 3.9% year-over-year in January to $410,200 while in Edmonton it fell by 2.9% to $317,200
The benchmark price in Calgary was down 3.9% year-over-year in January to $410,200 while in Edmonton it fell by 2.9% to $317,200
Home prices have dropped by 6.16 per cent, compared for the same period a year ago, to $403,500
Shannon Bowen-Smed of BOWEN Group talks about the win-win of an evolving economy in Alberta
Several new warehouse construction projects completed in the fourth quarter and more is on the way
Limiting dining out, travel and personal expenditures are the top three home purchase savings strategies for young families
At the national level, prices were off by 1% from their peak in September 2018
Year-over-year sales increased notably and total dollar volume rose substantially
The time required to save for the down payment on a home in both cities declined
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