Harvest Hills displayed strong momentum in Q1 2025, with a sharp resurgence in both listings and sales activity:
Sales: 41 (↑156.25% Y/Y)
New Listings: 52 (↑173.68% Y/Y)
Sales-to-New-Listings (SNL) Ratio: 78.85% – suggests a strong seller’s market.
Average Days on Market: 33 days (↑33.61% Y/Y)
Months of Supply: 1.44 (historically low; Q1 10-year avg = 2.51)
Benchmark Price (Total Residential): $539,733 (▼0.4% Y/Y)
Despite the increase in inventory (↑436% Y/Y), months of supply remain tight, keeping pressure on prices, especially in desirable home segments.
📊 Market Trends
🏠 Detached Homes
Sales: 22 (↑100% Y/Y)
Benchmark Price: $631,067 (↑3.9% Y/Y)
Average Price: $653,132 (↑4.2% Y/Y)
Median Price: $639,000 (↑0.9% Y/Y)
Detached homes remain the backbone of the Harvest Hills market, with two-storey models comprising 78.7% of all detached transactions. Prices continue to climb amid tight inventory and strong demand from upsizers.
🏘️ Row Houses
Benchmark Price: $427,500 (↑0.62% Y/Y)
Median Price: $474,850 (▼9.98% Y/Y)
Average Price: $505,000 (▼3.91% Y/Y)
Row homes remain a more affordable option but showed price softening, likely due to broader selection and buyer negotiation room. Nevertheless, their popularity is buoyed by demand from downsizers and young families.
🏢 Apartments
Benchmark Price: $402,700 (↓0.58% Y/Y)
Apartments saw modest decline in value and remain the entry point for new buyers or investors, though they now make up a smaller share (approx. 25%) of the total market.
🔗 Semi-Detached
No benchmark price was recorded for Q1 2025, indicating limited sales volume. Historically, this segment has been small and volatile in Harvest Hills.
🧭 Community Highlights & Developments
Harvest Hills continues to attract residents thanks to its prime location near major corridors (Deerfoot Trail & Country Hills Blvd) and proximity to YYC International Airport and large shopping amenities like Country Hills Town Centre.
Key community notes:
The Harvest Hills Lake area and surrounding green spaces remain a big draw for buyers looking for family-oriented or nature-accessible living.
Planned enhancements to nearby Vivo Recreation Centre and retail corridors in 2025 may continue to boost demand and livability appeal.
Several neighborhood groups reported increased local engagement this quarter, including volunteer clean-ups and spring markets.
🔮 Outlook for 2025
Harvest Hills enters Q2 2025 with strong market momentum. While detached homes are clearly leading the way, the row and apartment segments may continue to experience volatility due to affordability pressures and inventory adjustments.
Sellers are in a favorable position, particularly those listing modernized detached or renovated row homes, while buyers are advised to act decisively, especially as inventory remains constrained.