As someone who's spent over two decades helping Edmonton families navigate the real estate market, I keep a close eye on where our city stands compared to the rest of Canada. According to the Fall 2026 Housing Supply Report, most major cities are struggling with a housing supply gap—except for Calgary and, yes, Edmonton. While construction is slowing down across the country, putting affordability at risk, our local market is holding steady. Most of the new supply is coming from rental housing, which means fewer options for those looking to own. Weak condo construction is a big part of that story. The takeaway? To keep ownership within reach, we need more housing starts and the infrastructure to support them. In Edmonton, we're in a better position, but staying ahead takes real solutions, not just talk. That’s always been my approach—straightforward, practical, and focused on what actually works for you.
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