Average House Price in Edmonton
The average house price in Edmonton is $396,800
In October 2024, house prices in Edmonton increased by 7.8% year over year.
Average House Price in Edmonton | |||
2023 | 2024 | 2025 | |
January | $359,500* | $370,100 | |
February | $361,700* | $375,300 | |
March | $369,400* | $385,900 | |
April | $370,000* | $390,200 | |
May | $370,100* | $392,700 | |
June | $374,600* | $401,100 | |
July | $372,900* | $399,700 | |
August | $371,900* | $400,200 | |
September | $371,100* | $399,400 | |
October | $368,200* | $396,800 | |
November | $368,200 | ||
December | $370,500 | ||
Source: CREA 2023 | |||
*Updated |
House prices in Edmonton 2020-2022
Average House Price in Edmonton | |||
2020 | 2021 | 2022 | |
January | $313,800* | $322,900* | $375,900* |
February | $313,100* | $326,400* | $388,000* |
March | $316,400* | $333,300* | $402,300* |
April | $314,700* | $339,600* | $409,700* |
May | $316,400* | $375,400* | $406,100* |
June | $320,100* | $377,900* | $405,900* |
July | $322,000* | $378,000* | $399,900* |
August | $324,200* | $376,300* | $388,900* |
September | $324,500* | $373,700* | $378,300* |
October | $323,800* | $374,700* | $368,500* |
November | $324,000* | $370,000* | $363,300* |
December | $323,400* | $369,500* | $362,200* |
Source: CREA | |||
*Updated |
Average house prices in Edmonton 2017-2019
Average House Price in Edmonton | |||
2017 | 2018 | 2019 | |
January | $356,850* | $326,700* | $317,300* |
February | $360,251* | $330,500* | $316,200* |
March | $335,200* | $333,600* | $319,200* |
April | $337,500* | $334,300* | $321,100* |
May | $338,600* | $335,100* | $323,800* |
June | $340,100* | $334,700* | $324,800* |
July | $338,700* | $333,700* | $323,800* |
August | $337,000* | $330,000 | $322,200* |
September | $335,400* | $326,700 | $320,300* |
October | $332,100* | $324,100* | $317,300* |
November | $327,900* | $321,800 | $316,600* |
December | $325,800* | $319,200 | $312,900* |
Source: CREA | |||
*Updated |
Home prices depend on the size, location, amenities, the age and condition of the apartment, townhouse or house.
Decide if homeownership is right for you.
Here are some recommendations from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation to buying your first home:
- Check if you are financially ready to own a home
- Analyze your situation and mortgage possibilities
- Find the right home
- Make and offer and close the deal