Calgary housing market, July 2025: supply growth weighs on prices
The benchmark is 4% below the June 2024 peak. The biggest supply gains are in newer communities.
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The benchmark is 4% below the June 2024 peak. The biggest supply gains are in newer communities.
Instead of a forecast, the Bank used three tariff scenarios. Shelter inflation is still the main contributor but easing.
CREB opposes blanket rezoning and further tax hikes, and will host a mayoral candidates' forum in September.
Okotoks had an 87% sales-to-new-listings ratio. Chestermere had over four months of supply.
Row and apartment inventories are over 30% above long-term trends, with nearly four months of supply.
Sales eased more than expected, and inventory doubled over 2024, bringing resale supply back toward normal.
The three-storey building will house vulnerable women and mothers with children. Funding arrives over three years, ending in 2027.
The interprovincial gain was smaller than in the first quarters of 2024 and 2023.
Exports pulled forward ahead of tariffs boosted growth, while final domestic demand was roughly flat.
Okotoks inventory is still nearly 28% below long-term trends, while new construction adds choice in Airdrie.
Detached and semi prices are still above last year. The North East has nearly four months of detached supply.
A $1.25 million home would get a 50% rebate of up to $25,000. The measure is expected to save $3.9 billion over five years.