CREB City of Calgary June 2022 Statistics

Dated: July 5 2022

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Market starts to shift as sales slow

City of Calgary, July 4, 2022 –  Sales activity in June eased relative to the past several months and with 2,842 sales, levels declined by two per cent over last year’s record high. While sales activity has remained relatively strong for June levels, the decline was driven by a pullback in detached and semi-detached home sales.“As expected, higher interest rates are starting to have an impact on home sales. This is helping shift the market toward more balanced conditions and taking some of the pressure off prices,” said CREB® Chief Economist Ann-Marie Lurie.“While we are starting to see some transition, it is important to note that in Calgary year-to-date sales are still at record levels and prices are still far above expectations for the year.”This pullback in sales was not met with the same level of pullback in new listings. . . Read More

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Byron Henry

I’m Byron Henry, a Calgary real estate agent with a background in software development, data analysis, and residential real estate investing. That combination shapes how I approach property deci....

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