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1403 26A Street Southwest
#144, 1935 32 Avenue NE
Casey Owens Real Estate (CIR Realty) is committed to assisting with all your real estate needs. The experience with every client is an adventure.
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268 Mt Aberdeen Close SE
Charming and versatile family home now available in the fantastic community of McKenzie Lake. This property is welcoming, multifaceted and well-cared for.
An expansive living room with vaulted ceilings greets you on arrival, inviting beautiful natural light in the late afternoon and evening. With efficient use of space, the main floor bedrooms, bathroom and kitchen all flow together, feeling roomy and comfortable. The large kitchen offers a gas stove, huge sink, plenty of cabinets and an abundance of space for cooking, entertaining or just buzzing around. The kitchen also conveniently opens to a pleasant backyard deck, both quiet and private. Both the master and second bedrooms are spacious, with clean lines and warm colours, a fine canvas for their next owner's imagination. The tasteful and stylishly-updated bathroom (with double vanity and in-floor heating) is absolutely lovely. You'll notice classy updates throughout, pride of ownership and there's A/C to boot!
Downstairs, you'll discover a developed basement with a kitchen, a versatile addition that's convenient for extended visits from loved ones or a multi-generational family. The basement also boasts a huge and flexible living area, with a modern bathroom and sizeable office.
The surprisingly quiet backyard is paired with a large, heated garage (with built-in overhead storage), perfect for a sports enthusiast, craftsperson, or tradesmen. There is also a parking pad with room for a third vehicle or small trailer, with plentiful street parking out front too.
The home's location, near to 130 Ave SE and Deerfoot Trail, gives it super-quick access to the rest of the City. A wonderful and adaptable place to call home. Come have a look, book your showing today!
- 2 bedrooms + office
- 2 bathrooms
- 1,026 square feet above grade
- Developed basement
- Large garage plus parking pad
MLS # A2287219
02/11/2026
What can we expect from Calgary’s real estate market in 2026?
The Calgary Real Estate Board (CREB) and ATB Financial have made some predictions for our local and provincial markets for the upcoming year.
To boil it down, CREB is predicting similar trends to what we saw in 2025, namely less activity and a continuing move toward more balanced conditions. It is no longer an aggressive seller’s market in Calgary and activity is aligning more with long-term averages. Prices for detached and duplex homes shouldn’t change much this year, perhaps inching up a bit in some neighborhoods. Prices for townhomes and apartment-style condos will continue to drop steadily, but not drastically.
Some key factors are at play here:
Supply
Record-breaking construction over the past few years is now completing and over 26,000 units are still being built (mostly apartments). There are also many more resale properties for sale in the City lately compared to previous years.
Demand
While demand has slowed compared to the post-COVID boom, it has not collapsed (The Calgary area population has grown by a staggering 20% since 2020). Things are slowing back to historical levels. Employment levels are stable, but job growth looks weaker than in recent memory. Interest rates are expected to stay flat over the next 12 months. In essence, there are not a lot of headwinds providing positive market momentum coming in from any direction.
According to ATB Financial, the good news is that province-wide we are outperforming. Despite all the noise around tariffs, politics, and global uncertainty, Alberta is holding up better than most provinces. Our economy is less exposed to tariffs, population is still growing, and demand here is being driven by people, not speculation.
Alberta was the only province still growing population late last year. People continue to move here primarily from B.C. and Ontario, and the driver is affordability. Even after price growth, Alberta remains meaningfully more affordable than other major markets. That gap narrowed, but it didn’t disappear. As long as it exists, migration will continue.
Oil and gas investment is lower than historical peaks, and growth is coming from diversification, downstream energy, agriculture, manufacturing, and population inflows.
That creates more stable housing demand, fewer extreme swings, and more neighbourhood-by-neighbourhood differences instead of broad market moves.
A slower, steadier market appears to await us in 2026, which isn’t necessarily a bad thing. Steady, as she goes.
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