Choosing a realtor is an important part of buying or selling a home. As a REALTOR® with REMAX River City, I’m Stacy McIntyre, and I help Edmonton clients navigate their real estate decisions with thoughtful guidance, clear communication, and local insight.

“Best realtor in Edmonton” means different things to different people. For me, good service starts with listening: understanding your priorities, explaining your options, and helping you make decisions that fit your goals.

Local guidance for Edmonton real estate

Edmonton has a wide variety of homes and neighbourhoods. Whether you’re comparing home styles, looking for nearby amenities, or thinking about your commute, I can help you explore options that align with what matters to you.

If you’re searching for homes for sale in Edmonton, I’ll help you focus your search and arrange viewings based on your needs.

Support for home buyers

Buying a home involves many steps, from narrowing down properties to preparing an offer. I guide buyers through the process and help make each stage easier to understand.

If you’re a first-time home buyer in Edmonton, I can help you work through your questions, compare your options, and move forward with a clearer picture of what to expect.

A thoughtful plan for home sellers

Selling a home starts with understanding your goals and preparing a plan that suits your property and timing. I help sellers consider how to present their home, reach potential buyers, and navigate the steps involved in a sale.

Thinking about selling your home in Edmonton? Let’s talk about your plans and the next steps.

Clear communication throughout your move

Real estate can involve unfamiliar terms and important decisions. I aim to keep communication straightforward and responsive, so you know what’s happening and can make informed choices throughout your transaction.

Let’s talk about your next move

If you’re buying or selling a home in Edmonton, contact Stacy McIntyre at REMAX River City to discuss your plans and how I can help.

Stacy McIntyre
Associate, REALTOR®
Alberta Condominium Specialist
REMAX River City®
780-860-2577
Stacysells@stacymcintyre.ca

Edmonton buyers may have more choice than they did a year ago. In September 2026, Greater Edmonton had 16.7% more inventory than in September 2025, while sales were 10.3% lower. That can create opportunities—but conditions still vary by neighbourhood, price range and property type. (stats.crea.ca)

What can buyers negotiate?

Depending on the home and the seller’s situation, buyers may be able to negotiate:

• Price: Compare the asking price with recent sales of similar homes nearby.

• Possession date: A flexible closing date may help meet the seller’s needs.

• Conditions: Financing, inspection and document-review conditions can provide important time to do due diligence.

• Included items or repairs: If the inspection identifies concerns, you may discuss repairs, a credit or an adjusted price.

There’s no guarantee a seller will agree. A home that is well-priced or attracts strong interest may still receive competitive offers.

Start with the home, not the headline

Market-wide numbers are useful context, but they don’t tell you what one particular property is worth. Check recent comparable sales, how long the home has been listed, any price changes, and whether similar properties are available nearby.

Market conditions can also differ by property type. In the third quarter of 2026, detached homes had 3.8 months of inventory, compared with 4.5 months for townhouses and row homes, and 5.4 months for apartments. (creastats.crea.ca)

Make a thoughtful offer

Before you offer, decide on your maximum price and which conditions matter to you. Ask your real estate professional to review comparable sales and help you understand the terms. Avoid waiving important protections without first understanding the risks.

A strong offer isn’t always the highest one. Clear terms, a suitable possession date and realistic conditions can also matter to a seller.

Edmonton home-buying checklist

• Get mortgage pre-approval and confirm your budget.

• Review comparable sales in the neighbourhood.

• Ask about the home’s condition, age and recent work.

• Understand each condition and deadline in your offer.

• Budget for closing costs, maintenance and unexpected repairs.

• Have the property and offer documents reviewed as appropriate.

The bottom line

Edmonton’s 2026 market data suggests buyers may have more options than last year, but negotiation depends on the specific property and competition for it. Do your homework, protect your interests and base your offer on current comparable sales—not just the list price.

Market figures above reflect September and third-quarter 2026 data. Conditions change; confirm current neighbourhood-level information before making an offer.

Stacy McIntyre
Associate, REALTOR®
Alberta Condominium Specialist
REMAX River City®
780-860-2577
Stacysells@stacymcintyre.ca

The Edgemont real estate market in Edmonton recorded 13 firm sales in October 2026, unchanged from October last year. Buyers saw more new listings, while homes took longer to sell. The average sale price was $479,000, just below October 2025.

Edgemont market at a glance

• New listings: 23, up 21.05% year over year

• Firm sales: 13, unchanged year over year

• Average asking price: $565,000, up 16.38%

• Average sale price: $479,000, down 0.37% from $481,000

• Average days on market: 70, up from 36.0 a year earlier

• Average ask-to-sell ratio: 0.990, or about 99% of asking price

What the October numbers mean

More new listings gave Edgemont buyers additional choice in October. With 13 firm sales—matching last year’s total—homes took an average of 70 days to sell, compared with about 36 days in October 2025. That longer selling time suggests buyers may have more room to compare properties and consider their options.

The average sale price of $479,000 was nearly unchanged from a year ago, while the average asking price rose to $565,000. The average ask-to-sell ratio of 0.990 indicates that, overall, sale prices were close to asking prices. Individual results can still vary by property condition, location, price and presentation.

Edgemont real estate year to date

From January through October 2026, the report shows:

• 275 new listings, up 3.38% from 266 in the same period last year

• 162 firm sales, down 8.99% from 178

• Average sale price of $520,000, down 7.21% from $561,000

• Average asking price of $533,000, down 3.81% from $554,000

• 55.8 average days on market, up from 43.5

• Average ask-to-sell ratio of 0.986, compared with 0.992 last year

Overall, Edgemont’s year-to-date figures show fewer sales and longer selling times than in 2025, alongside lower average sale prices. October’s unchanged sales count and near-asking-price sale ratio offer a more stable snapshot for the month.

Buying or selling a home in Edgemont?

For buyers, the longer average selling time may make it worthwhile to review comparable homes and negotiate thoughtfully. Sellers can focus on accurate pricing, strong presentation and a marketing plan tailored to their property.

For advice about buying or selling a home in Edgemont, Edmonton, contact Stacy McIntyre at 780-860-2577 or mailto:stacysells@stacymcintyre.ca.