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Edmonton Real Estate Market Update — June 2026: Prices, Trends & Where Homes Are Selling

By Deep Budhiraja, REALTOR® · Realty & Radiance, MaxWell Polaris · Published

Market Report · Source: REALTORS® Association of Edmonton

Edmonton’s housing market shifted gears in June 2026. Sales picked up, but a wave of new listings gave buyers something they haven’t had in a while: choice. Here’s the honest picture — the real numbers, what’s selling where, and what it means whether you’re buying or selling. All figures are from the REALTORS® Association of Edmonton (MLS®).

The headline numbers — June 2026

That last number is the story of the summer: inventory is climbing into the double digits year-over-year. More homes on the market means more negotiating room for buyers and a market where pricing right — from day one — matters more than ever.

“While average prices dropped from a peak of just over $490,000 in May, June appears to be a peak month for the number of sales — though not enough to keep up with growing inventory. An influx of new listings over the last several months has set up this year’s market to offer plenty of choice and availability to buyers.”
— Darlene Reid, 2026 Board Chair, REALTORS® Association of Edmonton

Prices by home type

Averages tell very different stories depending on what you’re buying or selling (June 2026, REALTORS® Association of Edmonton):

Where premium homes are actually selling

City-wide averages are useful, but they don’t tell you what’s happening on your street. Using MLS® sold data over the last 12 months, here’s where Edmonton’s $700,000-plus detached homes have been trading hands most:

These figures reflect the $700K-plus detached segment specifically — not the whole market.

The condo picture

Condos were the momentum story of June. Across roughly the last 12 months, condos priced $300,000 and up sold at a median near $347,500, typically in about 44 days, with average monthly condo fees around $406. The most active condo communities include Wîhkwêntôwin, South Terwillegar and Downtown — and downtown buildings tend to carry higher fees, reflecting older towers with more amenities. If you’re weighing a condo, the monthly fee matters as much as the price.

What it means for you

If you’re buying: you have more choice than you’ve had in a while, and slightly softer average prices. It’s a market that rewards patience and a sharp eye — the right home at the right number is out there.

If you’re selling: with inventory up double-digits, standing out matters. Homes are taking roughly 44 to 62 days to sell depending on segment, so accurate pricing and strong presentation from day one are the difference between a quick sale and a stale listing. That’s where honest, data-backed advice earns its keep.

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Edmonton real estate: frequently asked questions

What is the average home price in Edmonton?

In June 2026, the average residential sold price across the Greater Edmonton Area was $483,600. (Source: REALTORS® Association of Edmonton.)

What is the MLS® HPI benchmark price in Edmonton?

The MLS® Home Price Index composite benchmark price in the Greater Edmonton Area was $431,300 in June 2026. The benchmark tracks a typical home and is generally a steadier measure than the average price. (Source: REALTORS® Association of Edmonton.)

How many homes sold in Edmonton in June 2026?

There were 2,746 residential sales and 4,475 new listings in the Greater Edmonton Area in June 2026. (Source: REALTORS® Association of Edmonton.)

How much does a detached house cost in Edmonton?

Detached homes in the Greater Edmonton Area averaged $592,989 in June 2026. Prices vary widely by neighbourhood, so a street-level comparison is the only reliable guide. (Source: REALTORS® Association of Edmonton.)

How much does a condo cost in Edmonton?

Apartment condominiums in the Greater Edmonton Area averaged $219,190 in June 2026. Remember to factor monthly condo fees into your budget alongside the purchase price. (Source: REALTORS® Association of Edmonton.)

How much does a townhouse cost in Edmonton?

Row and townhouse properties in the Greater Edmonton Area averaged $303,117 in June 2026. (Source: REALTORS® Association of Edmonton.)

How can I find out what my Edmonton home is worth?

Realty & Radiance provides a free, no-pressure home evaluation based on what has actually sold near you, using current MLS® data rather than an automated guess. You can request one at https://www.realtyandradiance.com/#ai-valuation or call 780-394-9674.