Calgary detached home prices in 2026 may make your wallet uneasy
Calgary home prices are expected to see some growth in 2026, with the aggregate price forecast to reach $701,061 by the fourth quarter.
According to a new report from Royal LePage, all home types across Calgary are expected to see an increase in prices. Condominiums are set to see the lowest increase at one per cent to $265,832, followed by single-family detached homes rising by three per cent to $828,429.Â
As of the fourth quarter of 2025, aggregate home prices are estimated at $690,700, with condominiums at $263,200, and single-family detached homes at $804,300.
âLooking ahead, Calgaryâs housing market is expected to remain consistent and balanced through next spring, with sales activity improving and home prices increasing modestly in 2026, driven by strong demand for detached homes,â said Corinne Lyall, broker and owner at Royal LePage Benchmark, in a release.
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Despite steady overall growth, Calgaryâs housing market is showing a split between different areas, with condos favouring buyers and detached homes remaining competitive.
âThe market continues to reflect a tale of two segments: the condo market, firmly in buyersâ territory due to a surplus of inventory, is weighing on overall price performance. Meanwhile, competition in mature neighbourhoods closer to downtown remains much tighter, driven by limited redevelopment opportunities and larger lots that rightfully command a premium.â
Lyall also notes that new developments around the edge of the city are offering more inventory and choice for buyers in the $800,000 to $1 million range. She also mentions that homes priced above $2 million perform the best.
âOverall, conditions are now better aligned between supply and demand, creating a healthier environment where buyers benefit from more choice, and sellers are adjusting to more realistic expectations.â
Nationally, Canada is set to see the aggregate home price rise by one per cent to $823,016. Single-family detached home prices are expected to rise by two per cent to $876,934, while condominiums will actually see a decrease of 2.5 per cent, down to $563,918.