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Calgary detached home prices fall 0.95% in September, CREB reports
The Calgary Real Estate Board's September 2026 report shows a city‑wide drop in detached home prices, led by the northeast and east quadrants.
By Felo News Desk · Published
The Calgary Real Estate Board (CREB) said its September 2026 housing report recorded a 0.95 % year‑over‑year decline in benchmark detached home prices, bringing the city‑wide average to $739,400.
The northeast quadrant posted the biggest fall, with prices down 6.01 % to $556,600, while east Calgary dropped 4.99 % to $476,200, making it the cheapest area. North Calgary saw a 3.80 % decline to $640,200.
Two quadrants rose: west Calgary increased 2.69 % to $993,700, the highest city price, and the city centre edged up 0.72 % to $981,300. Other home types also fell, with apartments down 8.3 % to $291,400 and row‑style homes down 5.5 % to $412,400.
Key facts
- Calgary's benchmark detached home price fell 0.95% to $739,400 in September 2026. (dailyhive.com)
- Northeast Calgary saw the steepest decline, 6.01% to $556,600. (dailyhive.com)
- West Calgary posted the highest price, $993,700, after a 2.69% rise. (dailyhive.com)
Sources
- [1] dailyhive.com — originally reported as “Detached home prices have dropped in these Calgary areas | Daily Hive | Urbanized”
