Here’s a quick breakdown of what’s happening in Acadia real estate, for anyone keeping an eye on local price trends or considering their next move. As of late Q3 2026, the median asking price sits at $315,000, with the median sale closing at $310,500—giving us a pretty clear read on where deals are actually landing. Over the past year, those numbers rose higher, with the median ask at $576,200 and median sold price at $568,600. Late Q3 brought 15 homes on the market, just up from 14 the month before, and 186 listings posted in the last 12 months.
Sales activity cooled off a bit recently: 7 homes sold in late Q3, compared to 12 in the previous month. Interestingly, this time last year, there were no sales or listings at all in Acadia—so we’re in new territory. The top sale over the past year hit $845,100, though it’s worth noting the sales data isn’t fully complete.
Having spent decades guiding families and investors through Edmonton’s changing markets, I know how data like this can help you spot genuine opportunities—or avoid overpaying. If you need help making sense of what these numbers mean for your next step, I’m always here for a straight answer and a steady hand.
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