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Weekly Update on the Edmonton Real Estate Market
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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:
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New listings: 780 (574, 669, 714)
- z. |* _* x* ^# Sales: 284 (235, 263, 259) p/ O/ V6 `* X7 r, b% L+ z
Ratio: 36% (41%, 39%, 36%)9 a3 R' a& s E3 d( y
# Price changes: 550 (450, 465, 411)
6 A5 H' d9 x. |$ H, |8 p! p9 ~# Expired Listings: 408 (83, 152, 137)% A% O4 u5 X& @6 [
# Canceled, withdrawn and terminated listings: 60 (39, 66, 58)
$ Z& y) V( x6 @: pNet loss/gain in listings this week: 28 (217, 188, 260)
2 f9 G# |* e5 N! P( gActive listings for single family homes: 3694(3649, 3496, 3367)
( f1 {* c+ P. v# `/ EActive listings for condos: 2692 (2669, 2608, 2541)
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; W3 Z) G% S7 J6 p, wThat'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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