St. Albert, Alberta · Home values
What is your St. Albert home worth?
Start with the market. Then look at your home.
See what St. Albert homes are being offered for, compare communities, and start an estimate using the details of your property.
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Your address and property details help narrow the comparison beyond a city-wide median. You’ll continue to our property-details flow. An automated estimate is an indicative range, not an appraisal or a guaranteed sale price.
St. Albert asking prices today
Observed · CAD · Communities calculations from active CREA DDF® listings
- Median asking price
- $539,000
- 231 priced active homes
- Active residential listings
- 231
- Average days listed
- 49 days
- Active listings with a recorded listing date
Asking prices describe today's competition. They are not completed sale prices, an appraisal, or the value of your individual home.
Read the St. Albert market report and finalized monthly historyHome asking prices by community
A city median combines different property types and locations. Use these community samples to explore the local competition, then compare homes similar to yours.
| Community | Active homes | Median asking price | Priced sample | Observed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Akinsdale | Unverified | Unavailable | — | |
| Braeside | Unverified | Unavailable | — | |
| Downtown | Unverified | Unavailable | — | |
| Lacombe Park | Unverified | Unavailable | — |
Community figures use each community's own validated polygon and residential inventory. They are separate samples, may overlap and must not be added together. Unvalidated boundaries, duplicate samples and prices supported by fewer than five priced homes are withheld. This table covers published community guides, not every St. Albert community.
Explore St. Albert’s neighbourhood guideWhat changes your home’s estimate?
Compare like with like
A detached home and an apartment can sit in the same city sample while serving different buyers. Property type, floor area, bedrooms and lot characteristics help make a comparison useful.
Look beyond the headline
Condition, upgrades, condo fees and the exact location can affect a buyer’s choices. Those details may be missing from automated data, so a local agent’s assessment adds context.
Allow for ownership costs
An assessment, a tax bill and a market estimate answer different questions. Review property taxes, condo documents and maintenance needs alongside the asking price.
St. Albert home-value questions
What is the median asking price in St. Albert?
As of October 26, 2026, the median asking price in our St. Albert residential search is $539,000, based on 231 priced active listings. This is an asking-price snapshot, not a median sold price or a valuation of your home.
Does the city median tell me what my home is worth?
No. Property type, location, floor area, condition, lot and comparable active listings can all change an individual estimate. A change in the mix of homes for sale can move the city median without the value of every home changing.
How does the home estimate work?
Start with your address and property details in our existing home-estimate flow. The automated report uses those details and nearby active asking-price comparisons to produce an indicative range. It is not an appraisal, a guaranteed selling price or a record of completed comparable sales. A local agent can assess condition and other details the data may miss.
Why are some community prices unavailable?
We withhold prices when a community's boundary cannot be validated, the observation is stale, the figures duplicate another community's sample, or fewer than five homes support the price. Unavailable does not mean zero listings or zero value.
How current are these figures?
The city snapshot and community comparisons are calculated from the current active feed and can be cached between refreshes. Use the displayed observation date; community samples have their own timestamps. Listings can change between updates. The market report labels finalized historical months separately from the current snapshot.
Is an assessed value the same as a market estimate?
No. An assessed value is used for property taxation and follows the municipality's assessment dates and rules. An asking-price snapshot describes active listings, while an estimate considers a particular property. Check your municipality's assessment and tax resources for your property's assessment in St. Albert.
Put the numbers in context.
Explore active St. Albert homes or start with the details of your own.