Calgary's housing market is cooling in Q2 2025

ClearView Insider
Aug 12, 2025
1 min read

Sales are down, listings are up, and inventory has hit a post-pandemic high. Despite the slowdown, new construction remains strong—driven by rentals and federal incentives—while job growth helps support long-term stability.

Source: City of Calgary Housing Review, Q2 2025

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