Airdrie Real Estate Market Report — October 2026

Jot Singh

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CREB® released its October 2026 regional housing statistics on November 2, 2026. Airdrie recorded 113 sales, 204 new listings and 461 homes in inventory. The residential benchmark price was $502,500, with 4.08 months of supply. CREB® also reported lower year-to-date sales and prices across property types.

Airdrie October 2026 market at a glance

Sales: 113
New listings: 204
Inventory: 461
Months of supply: 4.08
Sales-to-new-listings ratio: 55%
Residential benchmark price: $502,500
Median price: $510,000
Average price: $502,197

How did Airdrie property types differ in October?

CREB® reported that year-to-date prices were nearly 5% lower across all property types. The largest year-to-date sales declines were in row and semi-detached homes. Detached homes had an October benchmark price of $587,300, about 20% below Calgary’s detached benchmark of $735,100.

The citywide benchmark combines different property types, so it should not be used as a direct estimate for a specific home. Detached, semi-detached, row and apartment properties can move differently because their supply, buyer pool, condition and location are different.

What do these numbers mean for Airdrie buyers?

Four months of supply means buyers should compare recent sales for the same property type and area, while also accounting for competing new construction. Confirm inclusions, possession timing, inspection needs and any condominium documents before removing conditions.

What do these numbers mean for Airdrie sellers?

Sellers should compare their home with recent Airdrie sales in the same property category. CREB® noted that competing new-home supply continued to influence the resale market, so current condition, builder incentives and possession dates can affect pricing strategy.

Where can I read the original CREB® data?

Download the official CREB® October 2026 Regional Monthly Statistics Package. This article uses CREB®’s November 2 release figures. Benchmark prices describe market trends and are not individual property appraisals.