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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Every past issue, kept permanently. Each states the period its figures cover.
Every issue of the Calgary Housing Brief, kept permanently and free to read. Each one states the period its figures cover — the issue month is when it was published, not the month the data comes from.
The city-wide benchmark sits at $569,200, 2% lower than this time last year, on 1,904 sales. Supply is running at about 3.5 months, which is balanced by the usual measure.
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.
A recent issue
Read the full issue ›
The next Calgary Housing Brief goes out after the CREB® monthly release, usually in the first week of the month. In the meantime, the research hub has everything we have published.
What this is not. It is not a daily listing feed, and it is not a drip campaign that starts calling you. If you would rather have new listings as they hit the market, a saved search does that job properly and this newsletter does not try to.
The month's CREB® benchmark and sales, and our own community-level medians — with the difference between the two spelled out rather than blurred.
Where days-on-market, inventory and prices shifted most, drawn from the same dataset behind our neighbourhood research. Only where the sample supports it.
These two markets routinely move in opposite directions in Calgary. We report them separately, because one city-wide number describes almost nobody.
Months of supply by community and property type — the mechanism behind negotiating room, not a vibe about the market.
Neighbourhood reports, assessment analysis, affordability and market history — with the methodology attached.
Assessment notices in January. Zoning changes that affect a community's redevelopment. Things worth a homeowner's five minutes.
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