2024 Monitoring Market Housing Affordability Report

What this source can establish

The City's own affordability analysis for 2024: which benchmark dwelling types a median-income Edmonton household could afford. Establishes that on the City's method benchmark row and apartment product was affordable and single and semi-detached product was not; it says nothing about replacement dwellings on teardown lots.

Record

Publisher

City of Edmonton, Urban Planning and Economy

Kind

analytical-report

Published

2025-06-01

Retrieved

2026-09-01

Redistribution

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Archive

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• Would the housing built on Edmonton teardown lots cost a median-income household 30 percent or more of its income to buy? — Infill teardown prices