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Weekly Update on the Edmonton Real Estate Market+ e: \, V% H+ c @
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WeeklyupdateHere is our weekly update on the Edmonton real estate market. (Last week's numbers are in brackets, and the week before after that). For the past 7 days:- B' _" X$ E5 C3 Z# `3 c Y3 i
- w0 ^' S4 [. M4 u( m) y: {+ cNew listings: 780 (574, 669, 714)( \2 P' F* [- _( B* a! l! Y
# Sales: 284 (235, 263, 259)
$ ~' L# f3 @0 x3 BRatio: 36% (41%, 39%, 36%)
+ B. Q6 C% I" D* G P4 o8 c% Z$ H# Price changes: 550 (450, 465, 411)2 t5 B+ e0 O5 o5 v7 k0 N
# Expired Listings: 408 (83, 152, 137) b0 {' t( n; c5 N/ F
# Canceled, withdrawn and terminated listings: 60 (39, 66, 58)
! j$ ` |0 w$ q5 v4 G; TNet loss/gain in listings this week: 28 (217, 188, 260)! u I& ?. W' U* A' f$ S, O
Active listings for single family homes: 3694(3649, 3496, 3367)5 R+ o5 @! j$ C8 c6 d+ F4 o# O$ j
Active listings for condos: 2692 (2669, 2608, 2541)' r: t! K, |. C' z8 ]3 R+ B( d$ i# R
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That's the most new listings we've seen in a single week since we started tracking! However, there is a bit of a pattern developing....at the end of one month a lot of listings expire, and in the week following I would imagine a lot of those people re-list their homes accounting for the high number of new listings. Overall the net is an increase in inventory of 28 listings. |
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