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Edmonton Housing Market — March 2026

Edmonton is still a seller's market — but March loosened the sellers' grip.

March 2026report · published from REALTORS® Association of Edmonton statistics

March 2026: Seller's Market

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Buyer's ↔ seller's

Where the balance sat

Two numbers decided whose market March was. Months of inventory measures the standing stock: how long everything then for sale would have taken to sell at that month's pace. The sales-to-new-listings ratio measures the month's fresh flow: how much of the new supply buyers absorbed. Both are read against their conventional bands — under 4 months of inventory favours sellers, 4–6 is balanced, over 6 favours buyers — no invented thresholds, no vibes.

The backdrop

The economy behind the month

Rates, jobs, and construction set the stage every market month played on. These were the readings available when the March 2026 statistics landed — each tile carries its own observation date, because economic series publish on their own calendars.

BoC policy rate

2.25%

was 2.75% a year ago

Jan 1, 2020Oct 30, 2025

Bank of Canada · as of Oct 30, 2025

5-yr mortgage (posted)

6.09%

was 6.49% a year ago

Jan 1, 2020May 14, 2025

Bank of Canada · as of May 14, 2025

Edmonton unemployment

7.4%

as of Dec 2024

Jan 2023Dec 2024

Statistics Canada, Labour Force Survey · as of Dec 2024

Housing starts (Edm)

922

was 1,406 a year ago

Apr 2024Mar 2026

CMHC via Statistics Canada · as of Mar 2026

Sources: Bank of Canada, Statistics Canada (Labour Force Survey, CMHC). Economic data reflects the latest available at time of report.

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