The Ultimate Guide to Selling Your Home in Edmonton

Selling a Home in Edmonton (2025 Guide)

Welcome to your complete guide to selling a home in Edmonton. Our goal is simple: to help you sell your property for the highest possible price, in the shortest amount of time, with the least amount of stress. As of Fall 2025, the Edmonton real estate market is balanced, meaning a strategic, professional approach is more critical than ever. This guide will walk you through the three core phases of that process, providing a complete overview and linking you to detailed resources every step of the way.

Phase 2: Expert Marketing & Flawless Showings

Once your home is prepared and priced correctly, we launch a professional marketing campaign designed to create maximum exposure. The goal is to make a powerful first impression online and an unforgettable one in person.

Preparing for Viewings: How your home presents in person is crucial. A well-prepared home allows buyers to form an emotional connection. See our Guide to Successful Showings and use our Printable Home Showing Checklist.

A Modern Marketing Plan: Our strategy goes far beyond the MLS®, incorporating digital advertising and targeted outreach. Explore our full approach in Marketing Your Home.

The Power of Visuals: In today’s digital market, your photos are your first showing. Professional Real Estate Photography is non-negotiable.

Your Expert Partner

Navigating this entire process is why our clients hire us. It’s our job to manage every detail, provide expert advice, and get you the best possible result. Learn more about the value we provide in our guide: Why Use a Realtor®?

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Common Seller FAQs

If you’re ready to sell or have more questions, you can contact us here.

The primary costs are the real estate commission and your legal fees. In Edmonton, a typical real estate commission is structured as 7% on the first $100,000 of the sale price and 3% on the remaining balance. Legal fees for a standard sale usually range from $1,000 to $1,500. These costs are deducted from the sale proceeds, so you don’t pay them out of pocket.

The Edmonton real estate market is typically most active in the Spring (March-June) and Fall (September-October). These seasons often see the highest number of buyers, leading to more showings and potentially faster sales. However, a well-priced and well-marketed home can sell at any time of the year.

No, you do not. While price is the most important factor, you should evaluate the entire offer. The “best” offer is a combination of price, conditions (like financing and inspection), and the buyer’s desired possession date. An offer with fewer conditions, even at a slightly lower price, can sometimes be the stronger and more secure choice.

A Real Property Report is a legal drawing of your property showing the boundaries and the location of all structures (house, garage, deck, etc.). In Alberta, a current RPR with a stamp of compliance from the city is required for most home sales. It protects the buyer by showing exactly what they are buying and is required by their lender to fund the mortgage.

No, it is highly recommended that you leave the property during showings. Buyers often feel uncomfortable and rushed when the homeowner is present. Giving them the space to explore freely and speak openly with their agent allows them to form a stronger emotional connection to your home, which is key to getting a great offer.

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