Fraser Housing Market Stats: Sold Prices, Sales and Days on Market

Fraser recorded 66 home sales in the last 12 months (November 9, 2025 – November 8, 2026), at an overall median sold price of $368,250 and a median of 33.5 days on market. Sold prices: single-family homes at a $419,950 median and condos at a $175,450 median. Compared with a year ago, the overall median price is up 11.1% versus the prior 12 months and sales volume is down 24.1%. Every figure on this page comes from Paragon MLS® sold data — the same dataset behind the Edmonton Housing Data Centre — and refreshes monthly.

Fraser sold prices by property type

Single-family homes made up 70% of sales; condos and other attached homes the rest. A median sale-to-list ratio near 100% means sellers are getting close to asking; well under it, buyers have room to negotiate. A "—" means that segment had too few sales in Fraser last year to publish a reliable median.

Is Fraser up or down? Year-over-year

Sales volume: 66 sales in the last 12 months versus 87 in the prior 12 months (-24.1%). Price and volume moving together tells you more than either alone — rising prices on rising volume is demand; rising prices on falling volume is scarcity.

Buying or selling in Fraser

Sellers: your competition is the 66 homes that actually sold, priced around the $368,250 median — not the listings still sitting. With a median of 33.5 days on market, a correctly priced Fraser home should expect an offer inside that window.

Buyers: the median is a map, not a price tag — the range in Fraser last year ran from $72,000 to $2,750,000. The segment tables above show where your budget lands: single-family at $419,950 median, condos at $175,450 median.

Citywide context: this page is one of 276 Edmonton community dashboards in the Edmonton Housing Data Centre, where the 9-city comparison table and the methodology live.

How these numbers are counted

All figures are computed from Paragon MLS® sold records for November 9, 2025 – November 8, 2026, counted by the community where the home sits, split into single-family and condo segments. Medians are used throughout (half of sales above, half below) because averages are distorted by a few very high or low sales. Segments with too few sales to be reliable are shown as "—" rather than a shaky number.

Want the read on a specific address? Call Travis Bannert at 780-720-8240 — he will price your home, or the one you are chasing, against the actual Fraser sales above, not a citywide average.

Travis Bannert, Realtor® | Bridge Realty Group, Maxwell Progressive Realty
780-720-8240 | bridgerealtygroup.ca

Sources for this page

• Sold figures: Paragon MLS® sold data, November 9, 2025 – November 8, 2026, with the prior 12 months as the comparison period.
• Community boundaries: City of Edmonton open data neighbourhood boundaries.
• Methodology: Edmonton Housing Data Centre, bridgerealtygroup.ca/edmonton-housing-data-centre.

Frequently asked questions

What is the median home price in Fraser?
$368,250 overall for the last 12 months — $419,950 for single-family homes and $175,450 for condos, from 66 recorded sales.

How many homes sold in Fraser last year?
66 — 46 single-family and 20 condos — versus 87 in the prior 12 months.

How fast do homes sell in Fraser?
The median was 33.5 days on market across all sales (single-family 26 days, condos 45 days).

Are Fraser prices going up or down?
The overall median is up 11.1% versus the prior 12 months, on volume that is down 24.1%. One year of medians is a direction, not a guarantee — composition (which homes happened to sell) moves medians too.