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Rental Rates Are Falling In Calgary - Don't Panic

Rental rates are falling, and it's taking longer to fill vacancies. Don't panic. While the market is shifting, there are strategies landlords can adopt to navigate these changes successfully. If there's one thing we have experience with at Calgary Real Estate Wealth, it the ups and downs of the rental market. While we all want to see rents increase at a steep rate in both the long term and the short term, the reality is that in the short term, rents rise and fall depending on many factors we can't control.

Calgary's rental market has experienced notable shifts recently, characterized by declining rental rates and extended periods required to lease properties. Several factors contribute to this…

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Calgary Rents Are Dropping: What It Means for Landlords and How to Protect Your Cash Flow

For the first time in years, rental prices in Calgary are seeing a downward trend. As of early 2025, the average rent in Calgary is approximately $1,925 per month, reflecting a 6% decline from the previous year. One-bedroom apartments now average $1,600 per month, down 5.6% year-over-year, while two-bedroom units have dropped to around $2,000 per month, marking a 7% decline. This shift is particularly important for landlords, both new and experienced, who need to adapt their strategies to maintain profitability.

The Impact of Falling Rents on Landlords

For experienced landlords, falling rents mean a reduction in rental income, potentially impacting…

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How to Attract Great Tenants to Your Rental Property in Calgary

Finding reliable, responsible tenants is key to maintaining a successful rental property. The right tenants pay rent on time, take care of the unit, and communicate effectively about any issues. Here’s how to attract and secure high-quality tenants for your rental property.

1. Effective Advertising

Your listing is the first impression potential tenants will have of your property. Ensure your advertisement includes:

  • High-quality photos of the property, including key features like the kitchen, bathrooms, and living spaces.

  • A detailed, honest description highlighting the unit’s best features, such as proximity to schools, transit, or amenities.

  • Clear…

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