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Northeast Market Report June 2026

One of Edmonton's 15 districts · trailing 12 months · compared against the city report · Trevor Tardif, REALTOR®

Map of the Northeast district, Edmonton — boundary outlined, parks and surrounding streets.
Where Northeast sits — boundary outlined in teal. Map data © Mapbox © OpenStreetMap.

What homes sold for, by type

Detached

$462,000

−0.3% vs a year ago

967 sales · solid sample

Semi-detached

$389,000

+0.3% vs a year ago

202 sales · solid sample

Row / townhouse

$231,200

−1.6% vs a year ago

433 sales · solid sample

Apartment condo

$162,500

+2.8% vs a year ago

313 sales · solid sample

Each figure is that type's 12-month rolling median of what actually sold — not a same-home price. We don't publish a single all-types "typical home" number at the district level: when the sales mix shifts (say, more apartments sell one year than the last), a blended median moves even though no home changed value. A true same-home index (the MLS® Home Price Index) isn't published below the city level — for that read, see the Edmonton Market Report.

Market verdict

balanced

all home types · 36% absorption · 2.8 months of inventory

Days to sell

26

typical (median), past 12 months

Sale-to-list

98.0%

of asking price, typical

Sales vs new listings

61%

sold per 100 newly listed, 12 mo

New listings

260.8/mo

homes for sale +25% vs a year ago

Sales, 12 months

1,915

solid sample

Buyer's or seller's territory?

Absorption is the share of homes for sale that actually sell in a month — the clearest single read on who holds the leverage. Across all home types combined, this district runs at 36% , which grades as balanced market on the Edmonton consumer gauge — against 29% for the city as a whole .

Buyer's 0–30% Balanced 30–50% Seller's 50%+ city 29% 36%

The verdict above uses one yardstick (the consumer gauge). Here's the same district against every published reference band — CREA's and the Bank of Canada's — so you can apply your own judgment:

Where this sits in each authority's bands Buyer's Balanced Seller's All markers are trailing-12-month figures (no monthly reads below the city level). SNLR 61% sales ÷ new listings CREA BoC 61% MOI 2.8 months of inventory CREA Consumer 2.8 Absorption 36% sales ÷ active CREA Consumer 36%

The price trend, past two years

$147k $312k $476k $462,000$389,000$231,200$162,500 Jul 2024 Jun 2026
Detached Semi-detached Row / townhouse Apartment condo

One line per home type — solid lines have a solid sample; dashed lines are small samples, so read those loosely. Each point is the trailing-12-month rolling median at that month — smoothed on purpose, so one unusual month can't fake a trend.

What's typical, by home type

Each stat is its own median across that type's sales here in the past year — not one specific home.

Detached

1,455 ft² Typical size
2000 Typically built
4 Bedrooms
2.5 Bathrooms
73% Finished basement
10% Has a suite

Semi-detached

1,400 ft² Typical size
2013 Typically built
3 Bedrooms
2.5 Bathrooms
47% Finished basement
8% Has a suite

Row / townhouse

1,154 ft² Typical size
1979 Typically built
3 Bedrooms
1.5 Bathrooms
68% Finished basement
1% Has a suite

Apartment condo

829 ft² Typical size
2007 Typically built
2 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms

"Finished basement" and "has a suite" are the share of that type's sales with one; they're not shown for apartment condos.

By home type

TypeTypical price (12 mo)Vs a year ago AbsorptionMarketSales
Detachedsolid sample $462,000 −0.3% 38% balanced 967
Semi-detachedsolid sample $389,000 +0.3% 41% balanced 202
Row/Townhousesolid sample $231,200 −1.6% 39% balanced 433
Apartment Condominiumsolid sample $162,500 +2.8% 26% buyer's 313

Types are grouped by built form, not title: "Semi-detached" is half duplexes; "Row/Townhouse" covers townhouses and other attached homes whether condo-titled or freehold. Types with fewer than 8 sales in the year aren't shown on their own — they're still counted in the all-types totals above.

Based on 1,915 sales over the past 12 months — plenty to trust the numbers above.

How to tell if an area favours buyers or sellers (30 seconds)

The workhorse number is absorption — the share of the homes for sale that actually sell in a month (sales ÷ active listings). Under ~30% is a buyer's market, ~30–50% is balanced, over ~50% is a seller's market (the Edmonton consumer gauge). The lower it runs, the more leverage buyers have.

Around it: months of inventory is the same idea flipped (how long today's listings would take to sell at today's pace), days to sell is how long a typical home sat before selling, and sale-to-list is what sellers actually got versus asking (~98% means homes sell about 2% under ask). Every area is shown against the city — and neighbourhoods against their district too — so you can see at a glance whether it runs hotter or cooler than the market around it.

Sample sizes matter down here. 20+ sales in a year is a solid sample; 8–19 is shown as a hint (small sample); below 8, an area doesn't get its own numbers — check its district instead. Prices are 12-month rolling medians of what actually sold, compared to the same window a year earlier.

Neighbourhoods in Northeast

Every Northeast neighbourhood with at least 8 sales in the past year has its own market page. Pick a home type — prices are never blended across types:

Detached — Trailing 12 months to June 2026. Typical price = rolling median of what sold.
Neighbourhood Typical price Vs a year ago Absorption Market Sales (12 mo)
City of Edmonton (yardstick) $512,000 +1.4% 31% balanced 9,114
Northeast district (yardstick) $462,000 −0.3% 38% balanced 967
McConachie $550,000 +3.8% 32% balanced 132
Cy Becker $562,500 +2.3% 25% buyer's 54
Brintnell $457,600 −6.6% 43% balanced 47
Hollick-Kenyon $475,000 −0.1% 57% seller's 47
Crystallina Nera East $499,000 −10.9% 14% buyer's 47
Delwood $400,000 +1.2% 35% balanced 41
Kirkness $410,000 +6.1% 48% balanced 39
Fraser $488,000 −5.2% 29% buyer's 38
Mayliewan $539,900 +0.4% 51% seller's 37
Belvedere $332,500 −3.6% 41% balanced 35
Crystallina Nera West $570,000 −0.9% 46% balanced 35
Kilkenny $416,000 +0.5% 52% seller's 34
Matt Berry $508,750 −2.2% 45% balanced 34
Schonsee $605,000 −0.7% 35% balanced 32
Belmont $454,000 +7.3% 74% seller's 31
Balwin $371,000 0.0% 46% balanced 30
Ozerna $485,000 −1.5% 40% balanced 30
York $386,250 +0.3% 56% seller's 30
McLeod $399,250 −2.4% 61% seller's 28
Miller $458,000 +5.3% 41% balanced 28
Kildare $402,750 −2.8% 69% seller's 24
Kernohan $381,500 +0.9% 100% seller's 22
Homesteader $475,000 +11.1% 38% balanced 18
Bannerman $396,000 +1.9% 79% seller's 15
Hairsine $384,750 −2.2% 74% seller's 14
Casselman $490,000 0.0% 65% seller's 13
Overlanders $418,000 −2.8% 42% balanced 11
Canon Ridge 149% seller's 9
Clareview Town Centre
Ebbers
Gorman
Sifton Park
Semi-detached — Trailing 12 months to June 2026. Typical price = rolling median of what sold.
Neighbourhood Typical price Vs a year ago Absorption Market Sales (12 mo)
City of Edmonton (yardstick) $420,000 0.0% 32% balanced 1,802
Northeast district (yardstick) $389,000 +0.3% 41% balanced 202
McConachie $435,000 −3.4% 94% seller's 35
Miller $319,000 +0.9% 45% balanced 19
Clareview Town Centre $335,000 +2.4% 89% seller's 15
Crystallina Nera East $472,475 29% buyer's 14
Ebbers $397,800 47% balanced 13
Hollick-Kenyon $380,000 +4.8% 42% balanced 11
Schonsee $424,750 −0.2% 39% balanced 10
Belmont $280,250 −3.5% 30% buyer's 8
Gorman $592,500 +3.9% 13% buyer's 8
Balwin
Bannerman
Belvedere
Brintnell
Canon Ridge
Casselman
Delwood
Fraser
Hairsine
Homesteader
Kernohan
Kildare
Kilkenny
Kirkness
Crystallina Nera West
Matt Berry
Mayliewan
McLeod
Overlanders
Ozerna
Cy Becker
Sifton Park
York
Row / townhouse — Trailing 12 months to June 2026. Typical price = rolling median of what sold.
Neighbourhood Typical price Vs a year ago Absorption Market Sales (12 mo)
City of Edmonton (yardstick) $301,500 −0.8% 32% balanced 2,579
Northeast district (yardstick) $231,200 −1.6% 39% balanced 433
Casselman $215,000 +4.7% 39% balanced 59
Hairsine $204,750 +5.3% 39% balanced 40
Crystallina Nera West $350,500 +0.1% 28% buyer's 34
Kildare $151,350 +2.7% 38% balanced 28
Belmont $225,000 +7.0% 64% seller's 27
Cy Becker $345,000 −4.2% 31% balanced 27
Homesteader $215,000 +11.4% 39% balanced 26
Bannerman $199,900 0.0% 49% balanced 23
Canon Ridge $248,625 −4.6% 63% seller's 20
York $209,250 +5.7% 53% seller's 19
Kernohan $216,750 −25.0% 53% seller's 18
Kilkenny $193,750 +0.4% 42% balanced 14
Schonsee $367,000 +0.6% 33% balanced 13
Crystallina Nera East $417,500 21% buyer's 12
Fraser $210,000 50% balanced 11
Kirkness $312,500 −2.7% 34% balanced 11
Overlanders 50% balanced 11
Sifton Park $222,250 +8.3% 26% buyer's 8
Balwin
Belvedere
Brintnell
Clareview Town Centre
Delwood
Ebbers
Gorman
Hollick-Kenyon
Matt Berry
Mayliewan
McConachie
McLeod
Miller
Ozerna
Apartment condo — Trailing 12 months to June 2026. Typical price = rolling median of what sold.
Neighbourhood Typical price Vs a year ago Absorption Market Sales (12 mo)
City of Edmonton (yardstick) $188,625 −0.7% 21% buyer's 3,292
Northeast district (yardstick) $162,500 +2.8% 26% buyer's 313
Clareview Town Centre $154,500 −3.4% 15% buyer's 66
McConachie $174,000 −0.6% 44% balanced 53
Canon Ridge $164,000 +0.3% 40% balanced 45
Belvedere $98,000 +22.5% 34% balanced 41
Schonsee $217,000 +3.2% 21% buyer's 19
Ebbers $209,500 +2.4% 26% buyer's 14
Crystallina Nera West $181,500 −9.3% 33% balanced 12
Belmont 20% buyer's 11
Kirkness $108,250 −4.2% 80% seller's 8
Matt Berry 20% buyer's 8
Balwin
Bannerman
Brintnell
Casselman
Delwood
Fraser
Gorman
Hairsine
Hollick-Kenyon
Homesteader
Kernohan
Kildare
Kilkenny
Crystallina Nera East
Mayliewan
McLeod
Miller
Overlanders
Ozerna
Cy Becker
Sifton Park
York

Ranked by that home type's sales; "—" means too few sales of that type in that neighbourhood. Neighbourhoods with fewer than 8 sales in the year aren't listed on their own — their sales are still counted in the district figures above.

Sources & licence

Northeast district market report — vintage June 2026, trailing-12-month window. Derived from MLS® listing data (REALTORS® Association of Edmonton); aggregated medians and counts above a minimum-sample floor. Price figures are 12-month rolling medians of what actually sold — not the same-home MLS® Home Price Index (city-level only; see the Edmonton Market Report). Market verdicts use the Edmonton consumer gauge (buyer's <30% / balanced / seller's >50% monthly absorption). Analysis by Trevor Tardif.

District figures reflect what sold, not what any specific home is worth. Trevor Tardif is a licensed REALTOR® with REAL Broker AB Ltd, Edmonton, Alberta. Content on this site does not constitute financial or investment advice.

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