Airdrie, Cochrane and Okotoks in September 2023: prices hold near highs
Airdrie condos posted the biggest annual gains. Cochrane prices paused in the detached, semi and row segments as supply rose above two months.
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Airdrie condos posted the biggest annual gains. Cochrane prices paused in the detached, semi and row segments as supply rose above two months.
Cochrane's supply rose above two months for the first time since February. Calgary semi-detached prices paused after ten straight gains.
More new listings stopped inventory from falling further. Detached and semi-detached prices paused, while row and condo prices kept rising.
Canada passed 40 million people, growing 2.9%. Alberta's interprovincial gain was the largest for any province since comparable data began.
The City says one in five Calgary households cannot afford their housing. Zoning changes in the strategy will go to a public hearing later.
The rebate covers apartment buildings, student and seniors' housing that start construction by the end of 2030. Condos and duplexes do not qualify.
The Bank said excess demand is easing but kept the door open to further increases if underlying inflation persists.
Okotoks prices dipped from July's high but remain 7% above last year and 10% above January. Cochrane condos posted the biggest monthly gains.
Condo sales set a new year-to-date record of 5,582, and row prices rose nearly 16% in a year, up to 29% in the East district.
CREB expects monthly price gains to slow in the second half of 2023, but limited supply should keep prices elevated.
Supply edged up in all three towns, to nearly two months in Cochrane, but prices kept climbing across every property type.
Row supply has been under one month for four months. Prices rose in every district, led by the West at nearly 4% in a single month.