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Calgary home sales drop again in June as inventory keeps piling up: board
CALGARY, ALBERTA, CANADA, JUL 2 – Calgary's home inventory rose 83% in June, pushing prices down 3.6% and reducing sales by 16.5%, as buyers gain more options amid market uncertainty, CREB reported.
- The Calgary Real Estate Board reported that home sales dropped 16.5% to 2,286 units in June 2025 while inventory surged to 6,941 homes for sale.
- This decline followed an 11.2% year-over-year increase in new listings, driven by improved supply across resale, rental, and new home markets, creating more buyer choice.
- The benchmark price for homes fell 3.6% to $586,200, with significant regional price drops exceeding 3% in apartment and row-style segments, while detached prices remained stable.
- Ann-Marie Lurie, chief economist at CREB, noted that availability has increased in the rental, resale, and new housing sectors, providing more options for people exploring their housing choices.
- An increase in available properties, together with stable lending rates and ongoing doubts about the market, has led many prospective buyers to hold back, particularly impacting prices for apartments and row-style homes.
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Calgary home sales drop again in June as inventory keeps piling up: board
CALGARY - The Calgary Real Estate Board says home sales in the city decreased 16.5 per cent in June compared with last year as higher levels of new listings led
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