Categories: Mortgage

Calgary Market Statistics

 

Hey Everyone!

Below is a data driven analysis of the Calgary Real Estate Board (CREB)
monthly housing statistics.

Note: I’ve chosen only to analyze Single Family Home data from CREB.

I’ve broken down key metrics that I think are important for you to visually see.

Simply reply to this email if you have any questions about learning how much
you can afford to purchase, picking a Realtor or otherwise.

Talk soon, your Mortgage guy
Chad Moore

Average Sales Price:

Here you can see nice year over year gains.  This is Single Family Home
average sale prices in Calgary Metro.

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Absorption rate:
The Absorption rate measures how many months it would
take the market to sell every current listing, if no other listings
were added to the market.  A balanced market is between 2-4
months.You’ll notice the Absorption rate drop during the Spring months,
which is typically a more popular time to buy and sell.
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Sales To New Listing Ratio:
This is a ratio of how many sales happen versus how many new
homes for sale come to market.This stat can be used to look into the future of possible price increases
​or decreases.
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Thank you again and we’ll chat soon,
Chad Moore, your Mortgage guy
403-809-5447
Chad Moore

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