Kateryna Semenova Realtor

04/03/2026

✨ Just Listed in Wolf Willow ✨

Beautiful 3 bed | 2.5 bath home with over 1,400+ sq ft of modern living 🏡

✔️ No condo fees
✔️ Double detached garage
✔️ Bright open layout
✔️ Sunny south-facing backyard ☀️
✔️ Steps from Bow River pathways

All for $524,900 💥

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03/28/2026

12/10/2025

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09/11/2025

🌱 Spring 2025 Market Transition & Supply Impact

The Spring 2025 housing market in Calgary marked a turning point. CREB reported:

📈 A significant increase in new listings, especially from new builds.

⚖ Sales activity remained higher than during the 2015–2019 slowdown, but lower than the 2021–2023 peaks.

📉 Benchmark prices adjusted as inventory expanded, especially in apartments and row homes.

This shows Calgary moving toward a more balanced market after years of tight supply and record competition. For buyers, that means more choice and leverage. For sellers, it’s a reminder that presentation, condition, and pricing strategy now carry more weight than ever.

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09/09/2025

CREA is advocating for the Canadian Homes Transfer, a federal initiative to help accelerate housing construction across the country.

The goals:

Build more townhouses and apartments in urban areas.

Prioritize development near transit and job hubs.

Ensure at least 20% of new homes in each community are affordable or non-market housing.

For Calgary, this could mean more diverse housing options, especially in fast-growing areas where affordability is stretched. Over time, this kind of policy could help balance the market and give buyers more choices.

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09/07/2025

📈 2026 Forecast Points to Recovery

Looking ahead, CREA’s forecast for 2026 is more optimistic:

🏠 Home sales projected to climb +6.3%.

💵 Average home price expected to grow by +3%, reaching nearly $698,000.

This rebound would follow a year of adjustment in 2025, when higher supply and stable rates allowed the market to cool. By 2026, economic growth, population inflows, and more stable interest rates are expected to bring renewed activity.

For Calgary, this could mean the 2025 correction sets the stage for stronger opportunities in 2026 — particularly for buyers who make moves before demand ramps up again.

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09/05/2025

🗳 CREB Launches YYC Votes 2025

Housing is front and centre in Calgary’s municipal elections. CREB has launched YYC Votes 2025, a campaign to highlight the city’s housing challenges and opportunities for voters and candidates.

Key issues on the agenda include:

🏘 Affordability for first-time buyers.

🏗 How fast and where the city should expand housing supply.

🚊 Prioritizing growth near transit and infrastructure.

🌍 Ensuring sustainable and inclusive community planning.

For homeowners, buyers, and sellers, these decisions will shape Calgary’s housing landscape for years to come.

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09/02/2025

📉 CREA Revises 2025 Forecast Down Slightly

CREA recently adjusted its 2025 forecast:

🔽 Home sales now expected to reach ~482,673 units, nearly flat with 2024 levels.

💵 Average home price revised to $677,368, a 1.7% drop compared to 2024.

Why the revision?

Rising supply in many markets, including Calgary.

Moderating buyer demand after years of rapid growth.

Stable but elevated interest rates that limit affordability.

This doesn’t signal a downturn, but rather a normalizing market. For buyers, more inventory means opportunity. For sellers, aligning pricing with local benchmarks is the best strategy for success.

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08/31/2025

Canada’s housing market is showing signs of balance. According to CREA, national inventory in June 2025 held steady at 4.7 months of supply — close to long-term averages.

This is important because supply levels determine market dynamics:

🏠 Below 4 months → seller’s market (low supply, fast sales, upward pressure on prices).

⚖ 4–6 months → balanced market (buyers and sellers negotiate on more equal terms).

📉 Above 6 months → buyer’s market (slower sales, downward price pressure).

With inventory holding near balance, buyers have more time to make decisions, while sellers face less urgency but still solid demand. For Calgary specifically, inventory has been climbing faster than in other regions — meaning local trends may feel different from the national picture.

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08/28/2025

📊 Calgary’s July numbers highlight a key reality: real estate is hyper-local. City Centre properties saw benchmark prices rise nearly 2%, driven by demand for walkable, amenity-rich neighbourhoods. Meanwhile, some North East and East districts experienced declines of up to 5% due to rising inventory and more competition among sellers.

This variation underlines why working with a local expert matters — city-wide averages often mask the true conditions in specific communities. A neighbourhood with strong school zones, limited turnover, or unique amenities can remain competitive even in a cooling market.

📞 Text or call: 587-777-7717
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08/25/2025

📊 Calgary’s July numbers highlight a key reality: real estate is hyper-local. City Centre properties saw benchmark prices rise nearly 2%, driven by demand for walkable, amenity-rich neighbourhoods.

Meanwhile, some North East and East districts experienced declines of up to 5% due to rising inventory and more competition among sellers.
This variation underlines why working with a local expert matters — city-wide averages often mask the true conditions in specific communities.

A neighbourhood with strong school zones, limited turnover, or unique amenities can remain competitive even in a cooling market.

📞 Text or call: 587-777-7717
📧 Email: [email protected]