A property manager is a great fit if you own a rental in Calgary or Edmonton but live somewhere else, or if you manage it yourself and are finding it hard to lease or keep up. Every property manager specializes in something different, though. At AspirePeak, we focus on unfurnished, long-term rentals, so the right fit also depends on how you want to run your property.

As of the end of August 2026, the Alberta rental market has softened significantly. Average asking rents across the province are down 4.3% year-over-year, and both Calgary and Edmonton rank among the steepest annual declines in Canada’s six largest rental markets. If your property is vacant, your renewal is coming up, or your pricing has not been reviewed in the last few weeks, this post is that review. Quick Summary · Alberta average asking rents are down 4.3% year-over-yea

If you own a rental property in Calgary or Edmonton, the Alberta rental market in 2026 looks meaningfully different than it did two years ago — and the shift is accelerating. According to Rentals.ca market reports, rents have pulled back to three-year lows. At the same time, in our own leasing pipeline, we’re seeing vacancy windows stretch from the 2–3 week norm of 2022–2023 to 60+ days in many segments. As licensed property managers with active listings across Calgary, Edmon