Edmonton City Council gave final approval on August 17, 2026 to rezone Gorman and Clareview Town Centre for housing. Clareview sits at an operating LRT terminus, while the LRT extension meant to serve Gorman is still unfunded.
Edmonton has opened a grant that helps non-profits and co-ops buy and preserve existing rental buildings as affordable housing. Here is how the funding, eligibility, and application process work.
CMHC's July 2026 data shows Edmonton's housing-starts trend rising 10% even as national building slowed, though year-to-date starts remain down 17% from 2025. Here is the Edmonton read.
A new Statistics Canada dataset shows 39.4% of homes started in the Edmonton area in 2024 were within 400 metres of transit, below Calgary and the national average.
On July 29, 2026, Ottawa and Alberta signed an agreement providing more than $510 million over eight years for municipal water and sewer infrastructure to unlock new housing. Here is the Edmonton read on what it does, and does not, mean.
The new US Section 338 tariffs cover Canadian building materials, but the duty is paid at the US border. Here is the honest read on what they actually mean for Edmonton building and renovation costs.
Ottawa unveiled 36 net-zero-ready apartments at CFB Edmonton on July 14, 2026, the first of about 1,100 new military homes planned for the north Edmonton area.
Edmonton City Council approved lowering the RS zone infill height limit from 10.5 to 9.5 metres, effective August 1, 2026. Here is what actually changes.
Everyone says Alberta condos are soft, but the data splits. Calgary's apartment benchmark is down about 9% year over year on genuine oversupply, while Edmonton condos are soft on sales volume with prices roughly flat. Here is the live data, plus the new 2026 Alberta condo rules most owners have not heard about.
Edmonton's June 2026 numbers pull two ways: the average price is up 4.1%, the benchmark is down 2.1%, and inventory is up 22.2%. Here is what that means for buyers and sellers, without the spin.
