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The Calgary Housing Brief

The Calgary housing numbers that actually matter — explained without the noise. One useful email a month, no daily listing spam.

One email a month. It exists because most Calgary housing commentary is either a headline about “the market” that describes no actual neighbourhood, or a listing blast. This is neither.

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The September 2026 Calgary Housing Brief: masthead, an autumn photograph of a Calgary street, a contents rail, and the opening article headed Back to school, back to market. Read the full issue ›

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September 2026
One city, two markets
Detached held at −2% while apartments ran −8% — a six-point gap between the two ends of the market, and what the supply figures say about negotiating room. Plus the fall window and a September homeowner checklist.
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What the numbers actually did

The month's CREB® benchmark and sales, and our own community-level medians — with the difference between the two spelled out rather than blurred.

Which communities moved

Where days-on-market, inventory and prices shifted most, drawn from the same dataset behind our neighbourhood research. Only where the sample supports it.

Detached vs condo

These two markets routinely move in opposite directions in Calgary. We report them separately, because one city-wide number describes almost nobody.

Where buyers gained or lost leverage

Months of supply by community and property type — the mechanism behind negotiating room, not a vibe about the market.

New research when we publish it

Neighbourhood reports, assessment analysis, affordability and market history — with the methodology attached.

The occasional useful thing

Assessment notices in January. Zoning changes that affect a community's redevelopment. Things worth a homeowner's five minutes.

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