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In September 2026, 28 homes sold, all of them apartments. The median sold price was $167,500 and the median time to sell was 40 days. Homes sold for 95.6% of asking, and the median price per square foot was $199. A year earlier, 36 sold at a median of $170,000, also in 40 days. Sales fell 22%, the median price fell 1%, and the pace did not change.

Sellers face fewer sales than last year, though the pace has held. Homes here took a median of 40 days, against 54 in Downtown Edmonton, but the median price is lower at $167,500 versus $210,000. Monthly medians have moved a lot: $150,500 in July, $219,000 in August and $167,500 in September. One month does not set your value. Pricing should rest on comparable units in your own building.

Buyers have some room to negotiate. Homes sold at 95.6% of asking, and a 40-day median means there is time to compare units. Prices sit below Downtown Edmonton's median of $210,000. Check the building, fees and condition, since monthly medians swing widely. About 17,510 people lived here in 2021, with a median age of 36.8. Only 28% of homes are owner-occupied, and 99% are apartments.