See what homes actually sold for in Alberta
The asking price is what a seller hopes for. The sold price is what a buyer actually paid. If you're pricing your own home, buying a home, or just curious about the house down the street, sold prices are the number that matters.
Search recent sold prices →Free to search. Our sold-data tool runs on Sellsio, our partner platform.
How to find out what a house sold for in Alberta
There are three reliable ways.
- Search MLS® sold data with the button above. This is the fastest. Our sold-data search covers more than 25 Alberta cities and is updated hourly, so you can see recent sales by city and neighbourhood.
- Ask a REALTOR®. A licensed REALTOR® can pull the full sale history for a specific address, along with comparable sales nearby. Sweetly does this free of charge.
- Order a land title search. Alberta land titles are public records. For a small fee, a registry agent or the province's online land titles service can provide a title, which typically shows the value declared when the property last changed hands.
A city's property assessment is not a sold price. Assessments are estimates made for tax purposes, often months out of date, and can sit well above or below what a home would sell for.
Sold prices by city
Choose your city for local sold prices and what drives them.
How to read sold data
A single sale tells you little. A pattern tells you a lot.
- Compare like with like. Match the style, age, size and neighbourhood as closely as you can.
- Stay recent. Sales from the last three to six months are more reflective of today's market. Older ones may no longer be as reliable.
- Watch the gap. How close the sold price came to the asking price, and how many days it took, shows whether buyers or sellers have the upper hand.
Thinking of selling?
Sold prices give you a range. A REALTOR® evaluation from Sweetly gives you reliable numbers for your home. Compare a traditional listing at today's value with our fair-price Cash Offer with profit-share: lock in your price today, with no strangers touring your home, on the closing date you pick. After we improve and resell it, we share the profit with you 50/50, after improvement costs.
Sold data FAQ
How do I find out how much a house sold for in Alberta?
Search recent MLS® sold prices with the button above, ask a licensed REALTOR® for the sale history of a specific address, or order a land title search through a registry agent.
Is it free to see sold prices?
Yes. Searching is free. You may be asked to create a free account to see full details for a specific area.
How current is the data?
It's updated hourly from MLS® records, so recent sales appear quickly.
Can I look up the sale history of one address?
Search the community and use the map to find any specific property. A Sweetly REALTOR® can pull the sale history for a specific property at no charge. Use the contact page to ask.
Why is the sold price different from the city's assessed value?
An assessment is an estimate for property tax. A sold price is what a buyer paid. The two often differ.