Newton

Newton recorded 7 sales in September 2026. The median sold price was $285,000, the median days to sell was 34, and homes sold for 92.5% of asking price. The median price per square foot was $299. A year earlier, September 2025 had 5 sales, a median price of $392,000 and a median of 15 days. Detached houses made up 5 of the 7 sales, at a median of $320,000. With so few sales, one or two homes can move these medians a lot.

For sellers, the month points to buyers who have room to negotiate. Homes sold at 92.5% of ask, compared with 97.6% in East Edmonton, and the median time to sell was 34 days against 29 there. Newton's median sold price went from $390,000 in July to $339,980 in August to $285,000 in September, on 5, 3 and 7 sales. The 12-month median of monthly medians is $350,000 across 45 sales. Pricing close to recent comparable sales matters.

For buyers, a 92.5% sold-to-ask ratio and a 34-day median suggest some room to offer below asking and time to decide. Competition looks lighter than in East Edmonton, where the median sold price was $410,000 across 84 sales. Look closely at each comparable sale, since the sample is small. Newton is mostly owner-occupied (75%) and detached (83% of homes). About 2,885 people lived here in 2021, with a median age of 38.8 and a median household income of $83,000 in 2020.