CREB®’s row-home category is the closest official monthly proxy for Calgary townhouse market movement. Row is the MLS® property type that aggregates most attached, side-by-side townhomes; while it isn’t a perfect one-to-one match for every townhouse structure, it is the reporting bucket buyers and sellers should watch month over month. This site does not publish live MLS® inventory, private listing counts, or building-level sales — only public CREB® aggregates and city context.
Per the CREB® June 2026 release and the June 2026 monthly stats package, Calgary row-home activity in June 2026 was: 338 sales (CREB®), 608 new listings (CREB®), 1,152 units of inventory (CREB®), ~3.41 months of supply (CREB®), and a row benchmark price of $424,100 (CREB®). That leaves the row segment at the upper end of the balanced range, with softer year-over-year benchmark pricing in most districts.
Inventory near 1,152 row units with months of supply around 3.41 gives buyers meaningfully more choice than 2022–2024, without a full buyer’s-market discount. Focus on title type (bare-land vs conventional condo vs freehold), condo fee band, parking, and outdoor space — not just list price. Use the Calgary townhome search at REP Calgary Homes for a live licensed view, then reason about aggregates here.
With 608 new row listings hitting the market in June and only 338 sales, competition matters more than headline price. Build the comparison set within the same title type, fee band, and community — not a city median. Read the June 2026 Calgary real estate statistics post for district-level context, and pair it with the seller playbook.
For agent context in the higher end of the townhome segment, see Calgary luxury real estate.
Not exactly, but CREB®’s row category is the closest official monthly proxy. Row aggregates most attached, side-by-side townhomes on MLS®; some stacked or four-plex product may report under apartment or semi-detached, so treat row as directional for townhouse market movement, not a perfect one-to-one match.
On CREB®’s June 2026 read, row-home months of supply sat around 3.41 with 1,152 units in inventory — the upper end of the balanced range, softer than 2022–2024 but not a full buyer’s market.
Title type (bare-land condo vs conventional condo vs freehold), monthly fee level and what it covers, reserve fund study, parking (attached vs titled vs assigned), outdoor space, and resale depth in the specific complex and community.
Build the comparison set within the same title type, fee band, parking, outdoor space, and community. In June 2026 CREB® reported 608 new row listings against 338 sales, so competing listings — not a city median — drive pricing.
Data deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Aggregate public data only; not a substitute for licensed advisor review.
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