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Calgary Housing Market Update (August 2025): How Far Have Condo Prices Fallen?

September 4, 2025

Calgary condo prices fell 5.8% year-over-year in August 2025 to $321,700 with 4.4 months of supply, as the city benchmark eased to $576,000. Full stats and analysis.
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Monthly Market Report · August 2025

Condos down almost 6% on the year with nearly four and a half months of supply — the best value in Calgary, if you can finance it.

Quick answer

In August 2025, Calgary’s benchmark home price was $576,000 — down 0.9% from July and 4% below August 2024. Sales fell 9% year-over-year to 1,986 while inventory of 6,659 homes stood 48.3% above last August. Supply reached 3.4 months and a typical home took 38 days to sell. Apartment condos fell 5.8% year-over-year to $321,700, with 4.4 months of supply and 47 days on market — the softest segment in the city.

August 2025 at a glance

Benchmark price
$576,000
▼ -4% vs last year
Sales
1,986
▼ -9% vs last year
Inventory
6,659
▲ +48.3% vs last year
Days on market
38
▲ +11 days vs last year
Months of supply
3.4
balanced market inventory ÷ sales

Calgary’s apartment condo benchmark was $321,700 in August 2025, down 5.8% year-over-year and $19,700 below the August 2024 peak of $341,400. With 4.4 months of supply and 47 days on market, condos had become the clearest buying opportunity in the city. The overall benchmark eased 0.9% to $576,000, down 4% on the year, as inventory of 6,659 homes sat 48.3% above last August and supply reached 3.4 months.

Calgary prices over time

Calgary benchmark price, 2014–2025
The price of a typical Calgary home, month by month. Hover any point to read the exact value.
Source: CREB benchmark (HPI), all residential, City of Calgary.
Year-end benchmark price (December), with the change from the year before.
YearBenchmark priceChange on the year
2014$459,500
2015$448,800▼ -2.3%
2016$434,100▼ -3.3%
2017$433,200▼ -0.2%
2018$424,600▼ -2%
2019$415,900▼ -2%
2020$421,300▲ +1.3%
2021$463,900▲ +10.1%
2022$518,800▲ +11.8%
2023$565,200▲ +8.9%
2024$582,100▲ +3%
2025 (to August)$576,000▼ -1%

Sales, listings and inventory

Sales vs. inventory — last 24 months
How many homes sold each month (left axis) against how many were for sale (right axis). The gap between the two is what decides whether buyers or sellers hold the leverage.
Source: CREB monthly statistics, City of Calgary.
MonthSalesNew listingsInventoryDays on marketBenchmark
September 20242,0003,6875,06428$595,400
October 20242,1673,2634,96732$590,900
November 20241,7932,3274,35437$586,400
December 20241,3181,2382,99444$582,100
January 20251,4492,8963,64041$581,800
February 20251,7182,8304,14733$586,300
March 20252,1564,0185,15329$590,300
April 20252,2304,0375,86829$589,200
May 20252,5594,8406,74432$588,300
June 20252,2844,2236,94433$584,600
July 20252,0963,9116,91937$581,100
August 20251,9863,4776,65938$576,000

The headline numbers

MetricAugust 2025vs prev monthvs last year
Benchmark price$576,000▼ -0.9%▼ -4%
Sales1,986▼ -5.2%▼ -9%
New listings3,477▼ -11.1%▼ -1.7%
Inventory6,659▼ -3.8%▲ +48.3%
Days on market38▲ +1 day▲ +11 days

A look by property type

Property typeBenchmarkvs last yearSalesDays on mktMonths of supply
Detached$752,500▼ -1.1%992353.1
Semi-detached$683,800▲ +0.4%206352.6
Row / townhouse$439,100▼ -4.5%339403.2
Apartment condo$321,700▼ -5.8%449474.4

The condo round trip

Calgary apartment condos were $245,200 in January 2021, peaked at $341,400 in August 2024, and were $321,700 in August 2025. The full cycle: up 39%, then down 5.8%.

Anyone who bought a Calgary condo in 2021 was still comfortably ahead. Anyone who bought at the 2024 peak was underwater on paper. That’s a useful reminder that the segment leading a market is rarely the one to chase — it’s usually the one that has most recently run.

Why condos softened most

Their strength from 2022 to 2024 came from buyers pushed down the price ladder by high rates, not from people who particularly wanted a condo. As rates eased and supply rebuilt, that borrowed demand went back up the ladder.

Calgary had also completed a substantial amount of new apartment construction, much of it arriving in 2024 and 2025. New supply meeting departing demand is why the condo segment carried 4.4 months of supply while detached sat at 3.1.

A note on financing condos in a soft market

Lower prices make condos attractive, but the financing is more involved than for a house. Lenders assess the building alongside the borrower: the reserve fund study, any pending special assessments, the proportion of units rented out, and any ongoing litigation can all affect whether a specific unit is financeable and on what terms.

In a market with 4.4 months of supply you have time to get those documents reviewed properly before removing conditions. That’s a genuine advantage of a soft market and it’s worth using.

What this meant if you were buying

For a first-time buyer or an investor, August 2025 was the best entry point into Calgary’s condo market since 2020 — lower prices, real choice, and sellers willing to negotiate.

The caveat is that a falling market can keep falling, and condos had 4.4 months of supply against detached at 3.1. If you were buying to live in for several years, the price you paid mattered less than whether it suited you. If you were buying as a short-term investment, the supply figures argued for patience.

Where prices sit is only half of affordability — your mortgage rate is the other half. It’s worth getting a current rate and a pre-approval before you shop, so you know your real budget.

Frequently asked questions

How much have Calgary condo prices fallen?
The apartment condo benchmark was $321,700 in August 2025, down 5.8% year-over-year and $19,700 below the August 2024 peak of $341,400. Supply was 4.4 months with 47 days on market — the softest segment in the city.
Why did Calgary condos fall further than houses?
Their 2022–2024 strength came from buyers pushed down the price ladder by high rates rather than genuine preference, and that demand moved back up as rates eased. Substantial new apartment construction also delivered into the market in 2024 and 2025, adding supply just as demand dispersed.
What makes a Calgary condo harder to finance?
Lenders assess the building as well as the buyer. A weak reserve fund, a pending special assessment, a high proportion of rented units, or ongoing litigation can all limit which lenders will finance a unit and on what terms. In a 4.4-month market you have time to review those documents before removing conditions.

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Source: CREB, August 2025 (City of Calgary geography). Prices shown are benchmark (HPI) values. Month-over-month compares to the prior month; year-over-year to the same month last year. The board may revise past months as late sales are recorded. Prepared by Mortgages for Less.

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