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October 2009 Real Estate Stats – Calgary, Alberta

Sunday, November 1st, 2009

 

Single Family Homes
October 2009
September 2009
August 2009
July 2009
Median Price
410,000
399,900
400,000
390,000
Average Sale Price
462,465
459,085
446,413*
436,782
Number of New Listings
1,819
1,857
1,910
2,089
Number of Sales
1,285
1,257
1,277
1,585
The following is written and published by the Calgary Real Estate Board:

Calgary, November 2, 2009 – The Calgary housing market continued to rebound in October, according to figures released by the Calgary Real Estate Board (CREB®).

“Calgary’s housing market has clearly turned a corner,” says Bonnie Wegerich, president of CREB®. “We expect there to be a few bumps on this road to recovery but we believe the worst is over.  Home prices have held firm and edged upwards in some markets over the past months.  This has helped buoy up the confidence of both buyers and sellers.”

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September 2009 Real Estate Stats – Calgary, Alberta

Thursday, October 1st, 2009
Single Family Homes
September 2009
August 2009
July 2009
June 2009
Median Price
399,900
400,000
390,000
399,000
Average Sale Price
459,085
446,413*
436,782
447,142
Number of New Listings
1,857
1,910
2,089
2,244
Number of Sales
1,257
1,277
1,585
1,837

August 2009 Real Estate Stats – Calgary, Alberta

Tuesday, September 1st, 2009
Single Family Homes
August 2009
July 2009
June 2009
May 2009
Median Price
400,000
390,000
399,000
390,000
Average Sale Price
446,413*
436,782
447,142
436,427
Number of New Listings
1,910
2,089
2,244
2,235
Number of Sales
1,277
1,585
1,837
1,584

* Calgary had a single very high selling home in the month of August (a sale price of almost $10.3 million for a mansion that was looking onto the Elbow River). This one sale actually altered  our monthly average stats by almost $10,000 alone.  If we take into consideration this sale in our average price in August 2009 was actually $454,130.  Amazing that one home could make such a difference.   The above number was quoted with the removal of that one home for a more accurate picture of what our market is doing.