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Sept. 04, 2019 | Josh Skapin
Bigger and better: Connected communities pace population growth
Calgary communities that provide convenient access to desirable amenities and major roadways are leading the way in growth.
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Aug. 14, 2019 | Tyler Difley
Living large: Calgary's 10 biggest communities by population
If bigger really is better, these communities are the best of the best.
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Aug. 21, 2019 | Tyler Difley
Luxury market check-in: Calgary's most expensive communities (2019 YTD)
Here are the eight Calgary communities with a 2019 year-to-date (YTD) average residential sale price of $1,000,000 or higher.
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July 31, 2019 | CREBNow
Calgary Mid-Year Housing Market Outlook
Highlighting key Calgary-and-area housing market and economic data from the first half of 2019, while looking ahead to what the rest of the year might hold.
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July 03, 2019 | CREBNow
June 2019: Oversupply is slowing, but a buyers' market remains
New listings coming onto the market continued to decline in June, which is helping to reduce the oversupply of homes in Calgary.
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June 05, 2019 | CREBNow
May 2019: Sales activity improves for second consecutive month
Sales growth in May was met with a decline in new listings. This combination eased the pressure on inventory levels, which finished the month at 7,467 units, a decline of 12 per cent compared to last year.
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June 19, 2019 | Mario Toneguzzi
Too much of a good thing: Oversupply continues to weigh on Calgary condo market
With housing affordability continuing to be a major concern these days, particularly due to the mortgage stress test, you would think that the lower-priced options in the condo segment would benefit. However, that has not been the case in the Calgary resale housing market, where sales numbers and prices continue to suffer.
The reason for this is simple – an oversupply of properties for sale.
The reason for this is simple – an oversupply of properties for sale.
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June 12, 2019 | Tyler Difley
Calgary's top-10 communities for young families
A growing family often means it's time to grow the home as well – a space that once seemed roomy and open often feels cramped once a little one is running around.
Depending on your priorities, it might also mean the time has come to relocate from an inner-city area to a quieter, family-focused community in the suburbs. If you're struggling to pick a new neighbourhood to call home, or have no idea where to even start looking, these are Calgary's top-10 communities for young families (based on percentage of population 14 years old and under):
Depending on your priorities, it might also mean the time has come to relocate from an inner-city area to a quieter, family-focused community in the suburbs. If you're struggling to pick a new neighbourhood to call home, or have no idea where to even start looking, these are Calgary's top-10 communities for young families (based on percentage of population 14 years old and under):
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May 08, 2019 | CREBNow
April 2019: April brings a slight inventory decline
There have been no significant changes occurring in sales activity, but the number of new listings coming onto the market continues to ease relative to 2018 levels.
The decline in new listings was enough to start chipping away at overall inventory levels, which have eased slightly compared to last year.
The decline in new listings was enough to start chipping away at overall inventory levels, which have eased slightly compared to last year.
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May 08, 2019 | CREBNow
March 2019: Oversupply persists despite improved sales activity for affordable product
March saw a modest decline in city wide sales activity compared to last year. However, sales have been rising for more affordable product in the detached and attached sectors.
Shifts in the lower end of the market have not outweighed easing across the higher priced product. First-quarter sales dropped to 3,108 units. This is nine per cent below last year and 28 per cent below typical levels of activity.
Shifts in the lower end of the market have not outweighed easing across the higher priced product. First-quarter sales dropped to 3,108 units. This is nine per cent below last year and 28 per cent below typical levels of activity.