Edmonton condo market report, statistics and new projects
Quick answer: A data-informed view of what is for sale, what buyers have paid and where major new condominium and rental supply is planned, underway or recently completed across Edmonton and nearby communities.
Current market snapshot
Edmonton condos at a glance
Based on active inventory and completed MLS® sales analyzed July 31, 2026.
2,312Active condo listings
$229,998Typical asking price
3,494Sold January–July
$225,000Typical sold price
Active inventory43 daysTypical time currently on market · $241 typical asking price per sq. ft.
Completed sales34 daysTypical selling time · 97.1% of final asking price achieved
The important context: city-wide statistics establish direction, but they do not determine the value of one condo. Building, property type, condition, parking, condo fees, floor level, view and the corporation’s financial health can materially change the result.
Edmonton-area development pipeline
New multifamily supply to watch
Research updated August 7, 2026. This watchlist includes ownership condominiums, purpose-built rentals and major multifamily projects because each can influence buyer choice, resale competition and neighbourhood supply.
What this means for condo ownersNew rental supply does not compete with every resale condo equally, but it can affect investor demand, tenant choice and the relative appeal of older buildings.
| Project | Area | Type | Homes | Status / timing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Station Lands — next tower ↗ | Downtown Edmonton | Rental | 407 | Design stage; 2026 start targeted |
| The Parks — Phase 1 ↗ | Downtown Edmonton | Rental | 363 | Delivered in 2025 |
| Mill Woods Town Centre ↗ | Mill Woods | Rental / mixed-use | Not disclosed | Two towers and townhomes announced; timing to verify |
| Eleanor ↗ | Garneau | Rental | 272 | 260 apartments and 12 townhomes |
| Vista Ridge ↗ | Edmonton | Rental | 282 | Occupancy identified as 2026 |
| Michener Park Active Living ↗ | Edmonton | Active-adult rental | 166 | Occupancy identified as 2026 |
| St. Anthony's Apartments ↗ | Edmonton | Rental | 162 | Occupancy identified as 2027 |
| Clareview Apartments ↗ | Clareview | Rental | 277 | Completed in 2026 |
| Belmont mixed-income development ↗ | Belmont | Mixed-income rental | Not disclosed | Spring 2026 construction start expected |
| Hillshire Apartments ↗ | Sherwood Park | Rental | 84 | Occupancy identified as 2027 |
| Cambrian Townhomes — Phase 1 ↗ | Sherwood Park | Rental townhomes | 124 | Occupancy identified as 2026–27 |
| 22 St. Thomas Street ↗ | St. Albert | Mixed-income / mixed-use | Not disclosed | Municipal redevelopment initiative |
| Stoneshire Villas ↗ | Spruce Grove | Rental townhomes | 94 | Occupancy identified as 2023 |
| Dansereau Landing ↗ | Beaumont | Mixed-use multifamily | 54 | Development approved |
| 99 Avenue developments ↗ | Fort Saskatchewan | Multifamily | 96 combined | Two developments completed in 2025 |
Verification note: this is a researched market watchlist, not a guarantee that every proposed project will proceed on its announced schedule. Announced dates, unit counts and tenure can change. A development approval is not the same as a building permit or construction start.
For condo buyers and investors
Compare existing buildings with incoming supply.
Look at location, construction quality, monthly ownership costs, reserve planning, amenities and future choices available to buyers or tenants. A newer project is not automatically the better value.
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Position against today's real competition.
Nearby projects matter most when they target a similar buyer, price point and lifestyle. Building-level sales and active listings remain more useful than a city-wide construction headline.
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Go beyond the headline numbers.
Use both reports together: active listings show today’s competition, while completed sales show what buyers have demonstrated they will pay.
Edmonton Condo Market Snapshot
Analyze 2,312 active listings by price range, property style, bedrooms and days on market—with practical guidance for buyers and sellers.
- Typical asking price and price per square foot
- Inventory by condo type and bedroom count
- How long current listings have been available
Edmonton Condos Sold in 2026
Review 3,494 completed sales, including sold-price ranges, negotiation patterns, market time and results by property style.
- Typical sold price and selling time
- Sale-to-list ratios and negotiation trends
- Apartment, townhouse and bungalow results
For Edmonton condo buyers
Use choice to your advantage.
Compare recent sales in the same building whenever possible. Asking price is only one part of value; condo fees, reserve planning, special levies, parking, condition and restrictions also matter.
Explore Edmonton condo buyer guidance →For Edmonton condo sellers
Launch with evidence.
Apartment inventory is competitive, and early response matters. Price against recent completed sales and current building-level competition, then monitor showings and feedback closely.
Request an Edmonton condo value analysis →Resale statistics summarize Edmonton condominium listings exported from the REALTORS® Association of Edmonton MLS® system and analyzed on July 31, 2026. Development research was updated August 7, 2026 using municipal records, developer disclosures and other direct sources linked above. Figures are rounded for readability. Active asking prices are not completed sale prices, proposed projects are not guaranteed future supply, and individual property values require current, building-specific analysis.
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