Natherine Leger - Realtor

These are Calgary-wide numbers for all property types — useful for direction, not for decisions.
Here are the signals I’m watching right now, for both sellers and buyers.

Not headlines. Just what changes outcomes.

Signal 1: Pace is softer.

Months of supply is up and days on market is up.

That usually means buyers are more selective, and homes need clearer positioning to win.

Signal 2: Supply isn’t flooding — it’s balancing.

New listings are down and inventory is basically flat.

So this isn’t a “panic” market. It’s a market where strategy matters more than noise.

If you’re selling this summer:

Plan for a little more selectiveness.

Pricing + presentation need to feel intentional in week one.

If you’re buying this summer:

You may have a bit more room to be thoughtful.

The best opportunities are usually where the numbers and the condition both make sense.

No pressure — just clarity.

Natherine Leger
Real Broker

Calgary's spring market is shifting. Here's what the numbers are telling us. 📊

Days on market in several SE Calgary communities have tightened over the past 30 days. Inventory in the $500k–$600k range remains lean, and benchmark prices are holding steady with modest upward pressure in established neighborhoods like Acadia and Haysboro.

This isn't a signal to rush. It's a signal to position.

If you're thinking about buying, selling, or evaluating an investment this quarter, understanding where the data sits right now gives you a real strategic edge.

Want a breakdown specific to your neighborhood or price range? Drop a comment or send me a message. I run the numbers so your decisions don't have to rely on guesswork.

Natherine Leger, Real Broker
📞 (587) 926-1619

We bought this Acadia home for $410K. 📊

Here's exactly how the numbers broke down on this fix-and-flip project.

🏠 Purchase Price: $410,000
🔨 Renovation Budget: $175,000 ish
📈 After Repair Value (ARV): $720,000
$$$ Sold Price: $770,000
⏱️ Timeline: 16 weeks
💰 Net Profit: ~$70,000 ish

The strategy wasn't complicated. It was disciplined.

We identified a property with strong bones in a high-demand Calgary community, ran the comps carefully, and built a renovation scope that added real value without over-improving for the area.

What was the hardest part? Staying Open Minded. When unexpected issues pushed our listed date back. But the data showed we would be fine.

Not every deal looks this clean. But when you lead with numbers instead of emotion, you give yourself the best possible position.

If you're evaluating a fix-and-flip opportunity in Calgary or the surrounding areas, I'd love to walk through the analysis with you.

DM me or drop a comment below. Let's look at the numbers together.

Natherine Leger, Real Broker