Calgary City Centre Real Estate Market Report – June 2026
The Calgary City Centre market in June 2026 continues to demonstrate varying conditions across property types. Ground-oriented housing remains relatively balanced, with detached and semi-detached homes maintaining inventory levels below three months of supply. Row homes have shifted toward more balanced conditions, while apartment-style properties continue to experience elevated inventory levels and softer pricing.
Detached and semi-detached homes continue to show resilience with modest monthly and annual price growth. Row homes experienced monthly price declines despite annual gains, while apartments remain the most supply-heavy segment with continued downward pressure on benchmark prices.
Single Family Homes (Detached)
Highest Sale (June 2026): $6,100,000
Lowest Sale (June 2026): $425,000
Key Takeaway:
Detached homes remained relatively balanced in June, with inventory levels below three months of supply and continued monthly and annual benchmark price growth.
Half Duplexes (Semi-Detached)
Highest Sale (June 2026): $1,532,000
Lowest Sale (June 2026): $435,000
Key Takeaway:
Semi-detached homes continued to experience strong seller-favoured conditions, with less than two months of supply and steady price appreciation both month-over-month and year-over-year.
Row Homes / Townhomes
Highest Sale (June 2026): $1,400,000
Lowest Sale (June 2026): $229,900
Key Takeaway:
Row homes moved into more balanced market conditions with four months of supply. Benchmark prices softened from May but remained above June 2025 levels.
Apartments
Highest Sale (June 2026): $1,240,000
Lowest Sale (June 2026): $110,000
Key Takeaway:
Apartments remained the most supply-heavy segment of the City Centre market, with inventory above five months and benchmark prices continuing to soften.
Conclusion
June 2026 continues to highlight a segmented City Centre market:
Detached homes remain relatively balanced with modest price growth.
Semi-detached homes continue to benefit from limited supply and strong demand.
Row homes have shifted toward more balanced conditions, with softer monthly pricing but positive annual gains.
Apartments remain in buyer-favoured territory due to elevated inventory and continued pricing pressure.
Strategic pricing and effective property positioning remain important as market conditions continue to vary significantly by property type.
