Question 1

How is the Edmonton real estate market in 2026?

Accepted Answer

Edmonton's real estate market in 2026 remains active, with strong demand for detached homes in southwest communities like Windermere, Keswick, and Terwillegar. Inventory has grown compared to 2024 but well-priced homes continue to sell quickly. Park Realty listings averaged 23 days on market and 101% of asking price in the first half of 2025.

Question 2

What is the average home price in Edmonton?

Accepted Answer

Detached homes in Edmonton vary widely by neighbourhood. Entry-level detached homes start around $500,000 in areas like Terwillegar and Sherwood Park, while luxury communities like Glenora and Crestwood average $1,700,000 to $2,150,000. The southwest remains Edmonton's most in-demand corridor for family and move-up buyers.

Question 3

Is Edmonton a good city to move to from Ontario or BC?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Edmonton offers significantly lower housing costs than Toronto or Vancouver, no provincial sales tax, no land transfer tax, and a strong job market anchored by energy, government, and healthcare. A detached home that costs $1,500,000 in Toronto can be found for $550,000 to $750,000 in established Edmonton neighbourhoods.

Question 4

Who is Tristan Boire?

Accepted Answer

Tristan Boire is a full-time REALTOR with Park Realty in Sherwood Park, Alberta. He specializes in residential real estate across Edmonton and the greater Edmonton area, with a focus on detached homes, infill, and move-up buyers. He publishes weekly real estate content on YouTube to help buyers and sellers make informed decisions.

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