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Calgary Housing Prices: Latest Benchmark and Trend (June 2026)

By: iFinData as of: June 2026Source: CREB
Calgary's latest composite benchmark price is about $572,500, down 2% year over year. Below is a comparison against the national trend, plus a down payment, monthly payment, and suggested household income estimate for buying at this price level; use the calculator at the end of the page to model your own numbers.
This English page covers Calgary only; iFin's calculators are currently Chinese-interface only. City pages for Toronto, Vancouver, Ottawa, Edmonton, and Montreal are also available in English.

1. Calgary's Latest Housing Prices

MetricValue
Composite benchmark price$572,500
Year over year (YoY)−2%
BasisMLS® Home Price Index (HPI)
Source / as ofCREB · June 2026

2. In National Context

The national composite MLS® HPI benchmark price is about $657,700, unchanged month over month — the first month without a decline since January 2025; down 3.6% year over year, the smallest annual decline since last October. The national average sale price is up about 0.5% year over year, suggesting the market is stabilizing.

CalgaryNational
Benchmark price$572,500$657,700
Year over year−2%−3.6%

3. What It Takes to Buy at This Price

Using $572,500 as an example, assuming a 20% down payment, 5% interest rate, and 25-year amortization:

ItemIllustrative amount
Down payment (20%)$114,500
Mortgage amount$458,000
Monthly payment$2,677
Suggested household incomefrom about $97,273

"Suggested household income" is roughly backed out from keeping mortgage + property tax + heating under 39% of income (GDS); interest rate, property tax, and insurance are illustrative assumptions, meant to give a sense of scale only. For real numbers, use the calculator below or consult a mortgage broker.

Want to calculate affordability precisely with your own income, down payment, and interest rate?
Open the Housing Price & Affordability Calculator →

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between the benchmark price and the average sale price?

The benchmark price (MLS® HPI) strips out month-to-month shifts in the mix of homes sold, so it better reflects the price trend for a "typical" home; the average sale price is heavily swayed by whether more luxury homes or condos sold that month, so it swings more.

Can I afford this price?

Use the down payment/monthly payment/required income estimate above for a rough sense of scale, then use the affordability calculator to model your own numbers precisely.

How often is the data updated?

Local real estate boards typically release the prior month's data around mid-month; this page updates accordingly and accumulates a month-by-month trend line.

Related: for monthly payment and total interest, see Mortgage Calculator; to evaluate a property as a rental investment, see Rental Property Investment Calculator. Switch cities above.
Sources (click to view source) CREB Monthly Market Report → CREA National Housing Data →
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Tax rates follow the CRA and provincial finance ministries; housing prices follow monthly reports from local real estate boards. Refer to the latest official data.