Charlesworth

Charlesworth had 11 sales in September 2026, a small sample, so read the figures with care. The median sold price was $482,500, up 20% from $402,250 in September 2025. Median days to sell was 57, compared with 26 a year earlier. Sales were down 21% from 14. Homes sold at 98.2% of asking, at a median of $273 per square foot. Detached houses had 7 sales at a median of $490,000.

Sellers got close to asking, but the wait was longer. Median days to sell was 57, against 37 across South East Edmonton, where homes sold at 97.9% of asking. Monthly medians here have moved a lot: $432,000 in July, $365,000 in August, $482,500 in September. With so few sales, the mix of homes drives those swings. Over the past 12 months there were 123 sales, and the median of monthly medians was $457,500. Price to the recent sales, not one strong month.

Buyers have more time than a year ago. At 57 median days and 98.2% of asking, there is some room to negotiate, though not a large one. The September median of $482,500 sits above the South East Edmonton median of $424,225. Half duplexes were the lower-priced option, with 3 sales at a median of $377,000. Charlesworth had 7,755 residents in 2021, a median age of 31.8 and a median household income of $109,000 in 2020. 74% of homes are owner-occupied.