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November 1, 2021 Calgary Real Estate Market Snapshot.

Monday, November 1st, 2021

 

What is really happening in the Calgary Real Estate Market?

The market is a result of Supply and Demand therefore we look at both Supply (inventory) and Demand (Sales) and the relationship between the two. We also update you on the current benchmark price for all housing sectors.

Following is a graph that shows the months of inventory for each housing sector. Looking at a 2-year trendline gives you an indication of where things are really heading.

Stats from the Calgary Real Estate Board

Months of Inventory

Gord’s commentary for the month (just my opinion).

October continued with very strong sales and a declining inventory level pushing the market into a stronger seller’s market position.

 

Calgary Listing Inventory

Listing inventory in all sectors declined again this month. This is a normal trend where we see the number of new listings decline between now and the new year.

  

Calgary Sales:

Another strong month in Calgary Real Estate.  Sales in October increased (by 24) over sales from September. Typically, we see sales decline at this time of year, so an increase is a little unusual. Sales in attached Row and Apartment did show decreases while Detached and Semi-Detached homes increased from September.

 

 Sales Compared to 2020:

As you can see below October 2021 Sales were higher than October 2020. As noted above this is due to pent-up demand and a lack of supply making people search longer to find their home. The other factor here is people taking advantage of the low-interest rates.

 

  Jan Feb Mar Apr May June
2020 861 1190 1175 573 1080 1763
2021 1208 1836 2903 3209 2989 2915
Change +347 +646 +1729 +2639 1,911 1,152
% Change +7.49 +54.4 247% +562% 277.3% 165.3%

 

  July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec
2020 1835 1574 1702 1763 1437 1199
2021 2319 2151 2162 2186    
Change +484 +577 +456 + 423    
% Change 126.4% 136.6% 126.7% 123.9%    

 

 

Calgary Real Estate Benchmark Sales Prices:

Overall, the benchmark price changed very little this month. The total change for all sectors was an increase of $2200. Semi-Detached Homes and Apartment Condos saw a small decline while Detached homes and Attached Row homes saw a small increase.

 

Calgary Real Estate Benchmark Year to Date Sales Price:  See chart below.

 

Current Months of Inventory (Absorption Rate): 

The Months of inventory decreased in all sectors except Attached Rowhomes. This is due to the declining inventory and increased sales. This puts Detached homes, Semi-Detached Homes, and the overall market into a seller’s market position. Attached Row homes stayed in a balanced position while Apartment Condos stayed in a Buyers Market Position.

It is also important to note that these numbers vary by community, and by price range. If you would like numbers for your community, or more specific numbers for your home please contact us.

Below is a summary of numbers in chart form. All numbers are taken from the Calgary Real Estate Boards monthly Stats package.

Stats from the Calgary Real Estate Board

Key Numbers to Understanding the Calgary Real Estate Market

August 1, 2021 Calgary Real Estate Market Snapshot

Tuesday, August 3rd, 2021

What is really happening in the Calgary Real Estate Market?

The market is a result of Supply and Demand therefore we look at both Supply (inventory) and Demand (Sales) and the relationship between the two.  We also update you on the current benchmark price for all housing sectors.

Following is a graph that shows the months of inventory for each housing sector.  Looking at a 2-year trendline gives you an indication of where things are really heading.

The graph shows the 2-year trend of months of inventory for all sectors of the Calgary Real Estate Market.

 

Gord’s commentary for the month (just my opinion).

Another record: Sales in July were 2319, the highest July on record!

Sales declined from last month but so did the number of listings on the market. The sales decline was slightly greater than the listings decline, pushing up the months of inventory on the market.

 

Calgary Listing Inventory

While inventory typically starts rising in July, our inventory declined by 240 listings. The decrease in inventory was consistent across all sectors.  I believe there is still a pent-up demand, if listings are priced right then they are selling very quickly.  Some listings I am seeing are substantially overpriced and these are sitting on the market.

 

Calgary Sales:

Another record: Sales in July were 2319, the highest July on record!

Compared to June sales dropped by 20.3% This is very typical as once we hit July people are focused on summer vacations and such.  The decrease in sales was consistent across all sectors.

 

Sales Compared to 2020:

Normally this is a good category to watch however we are now comparing sales this year to when we were in a slower market due to Covid.  As you can see sales in July were 126.4% above last July’s sales.  As you can also see every month the sales over last years are declining.

 

  Jan Feb Mar Apr May June
2020 861 1190 1175 573 1080 1763
2021 1208 1836 2903 3209 2989 2915
Change +347 +646 +1729 +2639 1,911 1,152
% Change +7.49 +54.4 247% +562% 277.3% 165.3%

 

  July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec
2020 1835 1574 1702 1764 1437 1199
2021 2319          
Change +484          
% Change 126.4%          

 

 Calgary Real Estate Benchmark Sales Prices:

Overall, the benchmark price in Calgary increased again in June by $1,800

All Sectors showed price gains in July. The highest gains were in Detached homes at +$2,700 and the lowest gain was $300 in the Attached-Row sector which makes total sense based on Months of Inventory.  I am a little surprised that the Apartment sector increased by $1,100 even though that sector is still showing 5.54 months of Inventory (indicating a buyer’s market).

 

Calgary Real Estate Benchmark Sales Price:  See chart below.

 

Current Months of Inventory (Absorption Rate): 

Once again, our months of inventory gained slightly in all sectors.  The highest gain is in the Apartment Condo sector at 1.1   Every other sector was in the .4 to .5 increase range.

Detached homes are still sitting in a seller’s market.

Semi-Detached, Attached-Row homes are sitting in a balanced market position.

Apartment Condos are sitting in a buyer’s market position.

 

It is also important to note that these numbers vary by community, and by price range.  This month I sold an apartment condo in the SW and the months of inventory for that community was only 1.55 compared to a 5.54 in Calgary.

If you would like numbers for your community, or more specific numbers for your home please contact us.

Below is a summary of numbers in chart form.  All numbers are taken from the Calgary Real Estate Boards monthly Stats package.