Region’s housing market stable compared to much of the province
MEDICINE HAT, AB – Housing prices in southeastern Alberta over the past five years have only seen the average price for a home dip by a little more than one per cent despite the tumultuous economic upheaval the province since 2015.
According to statistics from the Alberta Real Estate Association, the average home price in the Medicine Hat region has gone down $282,800 in 2015 to $278,700 last year which translates to a 1.4 per cent reduction. That number is favourable compared to Edmonton’s nearly four per cent dip and Calgary’s 2.3 per cent drop with all three regions lagging far behind Lethbridge’s increase of 3.2 per cent in average home prices.