Start with the current report.
Read CREB’s August 2026 Calgary statistics for the complete monthly tables and definitions. Use the report date when comparing figures so different periods are not mixed.
Know which number answers your question.
Sales show activity. Inventory shows the homes available. Months of supply relates inventory to the recent sales pace. Days on market describes reported sale timing, while a benchmark represents a typical property.
An average or median can move when the mix of homes sold changes. It does not mean every home changed in value by that amount. Compare a consistent property type and period before drawing a conclusion.
Bring the numbers back to your home.
Don reviews relevant sold homes and active listings, then accounts for location, layout, condition, lot and other differences. That is the step that turns a citywide report into a useful selling range.
Read the property-type comparison or find your community’s seller guide for more focused context.
Get your price and selling-cost estimate.
Don has sold more than 650 Calgary-area homes using this business model and has worked in Calgary real estate since 2013. His experience helps you put the price, preparation and negotiation decisions together.
Don’s fee is 2% combined commission: 1% for the listing brokerage and 1% for the buyer’s brokerage, plus GST. That includes pricing advice, professional photography, MLS® exposure, showing coordination and negotiation through the sale.
Sources and further reading
Research checked September 26, 2026. Market figures below use the periods identified in the article.