If you have been watching the "For Sale" signs go up on your street and wondering what is actually going on with prices in Charlesworth, here is the straight story. The market is moving, but it depends a lot on what you own - a house or a condo - because those two stories are pretty different right now.
We are seeing real activity on the house side. Fifteen homes sold last month, which is up 50% from the month before. That is not a typo. Sales volume jumped hard. Average sale prices are sitting at $461,360, up 2.3% from last month, and homes here are moving in 45 days on average - faster than nearby Walker, where houses are sitting for 57 days. That gap matters. It tells us buyers are choosing Charlesworth over some of our neighbours.
One thing to keep an eye on: the predicted market value of $527,493 is sitting slightly below the 3-month moving average of $531,862. Values have dipped 1.08% recently. The market is not crashing - it is taking a breather. On the neighbourhood leaderboard, Charlesworth houses rank 231 out of 302 for growth in Edmonton. That is below average, so we are not leading the pack right now. But with 78 total property transactions in 2026 and a transaction rank of 15th in all of Edmonton, this neighbourhood is one of the busiest for deals. People are buying and selling here. That liquidity is a real asset.
The condo market here is thinner - only 2 sales this month - so we have to be careful reading too much into any single number. But here is what stands out: those condos sold in just 22 days on average. That earns Charlesworth condos a days-on-market rank of 15th out of 108 Edmonton neighbourhoods. That is genuinely fast. Buyers who want a condo here are not sitting on the fence.
The predicted condo value of $219,297 is actually trending up against the 3-month moving average of $218,153. Small move, but it is moving in the right direction. On the neighbourhood leaderboard, Charlesworth condos rank 99 out of 296 for growth in Edmonton. That puts us in above-average territory. Condo owners here are in a better relative position than house owners when it comes to growth momentum right now.
Here is something most Charlesworth homeowners do not realize. The city assessed the average house here at $539,373. But the average HonestDoor Price - which pulls from real-time sales data, not a once-a-year government snapshot - comes in at $536,127. That is a $3,246 gap, and it is updated continuously, not once a year.
For condos, the gap is even bigger. The city assessment average is $235,542. The HonestDoor Price is $220,164. That is a $15,378 difference. If you are a condo owner using the city assessment as your mental benchmark for what your place is worth, you may be overestimating by a meaningful amount.
The city assessment is a rear-view mirror. The HonestDoor Price is the windshield. One tells you where the market was. The other tells you where it is right now. If you are thinking about selling, refinancing, or just want to know your real net worth on paper, the HonestDoor Price is the number to use.
If you own a house in Charlesworth and are thinking about listing this summer, here is the honest take. Demand is real - sales volume jumped 50% last month and your home will likely move faster than in Walker. But the sale-to-list ratio of 98.02% means buyers are negotiating, and the predicted value has softened slightly from its 3-month average. Price it right from day one. Overpricing and then chasing the market down is the worst outcome in a neighbourhood ranked 231 out of 302 for growth. You want to be priced to attract, not to sit.
If you own a condo, the story is a bit more nuanced. Condos are moving in 22 days, which is exceptional. But buyers are paying around 93.80% of list price, meaning there is a roughly 6% negotiating gap baked in. The smart play is to price with that reality in mind rather than anchoring to the city assessment, which is running $15,000 above where the market is actually transacting.
For anyone thinking about renting instead of selling, the numbers are worth a look. Houses are pulling an estimated $2,620 per month with a 5.58% rental yield. That is a strong return by Edmonton standards. Condos come in at $1,193 per month with a 4.30% yield - moderate, but still positive cash flow territory for many owners depending on their mortgage situation.
Bottom line - Charlesworth is not the hottest neighbourhood on the Edmonton leaderboard right now, but it is one of the most active. Deals are getting done. If you price honestly and move with the market, summer 2026 is a workable window. Check your HonestDoor Price first. It is the most current read you have got.
charlesworth | edmonton | july 2026This information is all based on our opinions based on the information available to us. Everyone's situation may be different and you should reach out to us for more personalized information.