Belmont

Belmont had 9 sales in September 2026. The median sold price was $300,000 and the median time to sell was 56 days. Homes sold for 97.2% of asking, and the median price per square foot was $298. A year earlier, September 2025 had 6 sales, a median price of $192,500 and a median of 17 days. That puts sales up 50%, price up 56% and days up 229%. With fewer than 15 sales, treat these medians as a rough guide.

Sellers should plan for a slower sale than earlier this summer. Median days to sell were 18 in July and 26 in August, then 56 in September. Buyers paid 97.2% of asking, so some negotiating is happening. The monthly median price moved between $182,250 and $300,000 over three months, which suggests the mix of homes sold matters a lot. Detached houses had a median of $427,500 and townhomes $215,000, but each had only 3 sales. Price against comparable homes, not the headline median.

Buyers have more time to decide than they did a year ago, and that gives some room to negotiate. Homes closed at 97.2% of asking, so expect modest discounts, not large ones. North East Edmonton had a median sold price of $380,283, a median of 40 days and 97.5% sold-to-ask across 171 sales. Belmont's median price is lower. About 5,345 people lived here in 2021, with a median age of 38.4, a median household income of $85,000 in 2020, and 67% owner-occupied homes.