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Mortgage Rates in Edmonton, AB

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Current Best Rate

4.89%

5-Year Fixed

Avg Home Price

$420,000

Market

Seller's Market

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Current Edmonton Mortgage Rates

Rate TypeBest Rate
5-Year Fixed4.89%
5-Year Variable5.45%
3-Year Fixed4.74%
2-Year Fixed5.10%
1-Year Fixed5.65%
HELOC6.20%

*Based on $420,000 home price, 20% down ($336,000 mortgage), 25-year amortization, Canadian semi-annual compounding. Last updated: May 25, 2026. Best rates available to qualified borrowers with 20%+ down payment.

The Edmonton Mortgage Market

Edmonton offers Canada's best combination of major city amenities and mortgage affordability, with average home prices of $420,000 and no provincial land transfer tax making it the clear value leader among large Canadian cities. At current 5-year fixed rates of 4.89%, the average Edmonton buyer with 20% down pays approximately $1,963/month — dramatically less than comparable properties in Toronto or Vancouver.

Edmonton's market is in sellers' territory with prices up 3.8% year-over-year, driven by interprovincial migration and strong government and healthcare employment. Alberta's capital city offers the stability of a major government employer alongside a growing tech and startup ecosystem around the University of Alberta.

Edmonton's diverse neighbourhoods range from the upscale river valley communities of Glenora and Riverdale to affordable newer suburbs in the southwest like Windermere and Heritage Valley. For investors, Edmonton consistently delivers some of Canada's strongest cap rates with gross rental yields often exceeding 6–7% on well-located properties.

Alberta's no land transfer tax policy is a significant financial advantage — Edmonton buyers save $8,000–$12,000 at closing compared to identical purchases in Ontario or BC markets. Combined with Canada's lowest major-city home prices, Edmonton represents exceptional value for mortgage-financed purchases.

Mortgage Rate FAQs — Edmonton

What is the best mortgage rate in Edmonton today?
The best 5-year fixed mortgage rate in Edmonton, AB is currently 4.89%. Variable rates start at 5.45%. Alberta's strong economy and no land transfer tax make Edmonton one of Canada's most favourable markets for mortgage financing.
How much do I need to earn to afford a home in Edmonton?
To qualify for Edmonton's average home price of $420,000 with 20% down at current rates, you need a household income of approximately $70,000–$85,000 under the federal stress test — one of the most accessible income thresholds among major Canadian cities.
What is the average mortgage payment in Edmonton?
The average Edmonton mortgage payment on a $420,000 home with 20% down ($336,000 mortgage) at the current 5-year fixed rate of 4.89% is approximately $1,963/month over 25 years using Canadian semi-annual compounding.
Should I use a mortgage broker or bank in Edmonton?
Using a mortgage broker in Edmonton gives you access to 50+ lenders and often better rates than going directly to your bank. Edmonton brokers understand Alberta's market dynamics and can identify lenders with the best terms for your situation — the service is completely free to borrowers.
How much is the down payment on an average Edmonton home?
For Edmonton's average home price of $420,000, the minimum down payment is $23,000 (5% on the first $500K). To avoid CMHC insurance, a 20% down payment of $84,000 is required. Importantly, Edmonton buyers pay zero land transfer tax — a major savings versus other provinces.
Is now a good time to buy in Edmonton?
Edmonton is in a seller's market with prices rising year-over-year. However, with home prices still 60–70% below Toronto and Vancouver, Edmonton remains one of Canada's best long-term value markets. No land transfer tax and strong rental yields make it especially compelling for both owner-occupiers and investors.