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  1. Jan 16, 2023 · Calgary real estate certainly has enough high-priced luxury homes and high-rise condos to be considered one of the most expensive cities in Alberta. However, it also has a wide variety of budget-friendly communities like Huntington Hills, Deer Ridge, Renfrew, and Coach Hill that keep it affordable.

  2. Jul 14, 2023 · The city in Alberta with the lowest home price is Wetaskiwin with an average home price of $216,250 as of June 2023. Wetaskiwin has a population of 12,594, an average household income of $84,300 and an unemployment rate of 6.50%.

  3. Oct 11, 2018 · That’s three times more than Fort McMurray, the winner for the Alberta city with the lowest property tax. Buyers should budget $308 per month for tax in this city for a home worth $250,000. Calgary, on the other hand, has more moderate levy, set at 0.635 per cent. For a home of the same price, it would only cost homeowners $132 monthly.

    • Lloydminster. Average rent cost: $833 for a one-bedroom apartment. Average cost of buying a house: $220,000. Cost of living: $1378 (per month for a single person, without rent)
    • Medicine Hat. Average rent cost: $1,145 for a one-bedroom apartment. Average cost of buying a house: $444,288. Cost of living: $1,463 (per month for a single person, without rent)
    • High River. Average rent cost: $1086 for a one-bedroom apartment. Average cost of buying a house: $762,448. Cost of living: 14% lower than the national average.
    • Grande Prairie. Average rent cost: $1,250 for a one-bedroom apartment. Average cost of buying a house: $452,891. Cost of living: $1,801 (per month for a single person, without rent)
  4. Nov 10, 2023 · Edmonton, Alberta's capital city, is a vibrant urban center that offers a surprisingly affordable cost of living, especially when compared to other major Canadian cities. Renters in Edmonton also benefit from the relatively low cost of living, with two-bedroom apartments averaging a little over $1,200 per month.

  5. Calgarys 10-year average remained below what it was across the country, even though the city has recently seen a near-record rise in pricing. From 2013 to 2023, the price of a single-family home in Calgary rose by 40.6% — far below the national single-family home benchmark of being up by 86.8%.

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  7. Feb 8, 2024 · The price of a single-family detached home in Calgary has seen some of the slowest growth over the past decade among 19 Canadian cities, a new report has found.