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Leduc County has the highest median price of any market on this site, and that number is close to useless.

It is high because most of what is for sale here is acreage property, some of it substantial, in the corridor south of Edmonton. But the same county line also contains Calmar, Warburg, Thorsby and New Sarepta, which are small towns with small-town prices, and the gap between the two is enormous.

The cheapest listing in the county and the most expensive are separated by a factor you would normally only see across an entire province. Treating that as one market, and quoting an average from it, tells a buyer or a seller nothing they can use.

Two markets sharing a boundary

The first is the acreage market. Parcels from a few acres up, much of it within a reasonable drive of Edmonton International Airport and the industrial employment around Nisku. Demand here comes substantially from people who want land and can manage the commute, and it holds up better than you might expect, because the supply of well-serviced acreage close to the city is genuinely limited.

The second is the town market. Calmar, Warburg, Thorsby and New Sarepta each have their own housing stock, their own school situation and their own price level, and in each of them the number of active listings is very small. These are not suburbs. They are separate communities that happen to fall inside the same county for administrative purposes.

Buying in Calmar and buying an acreage off Highway 39 are not variations on the same decision.

Leduc County market right now

136Active listings
$719,900Median list price
$26,250 – $10,000,000Price range
65Avg. days on market
  • House101
  • Vacant Land34
  • Mobile Home1

Market data updated October 15, 2026

If you are looking at an acreage

The things that determine whether the purchase works are services and access. Water supply, and what the well actually produces. The septic system, and whether it meets current standards. Power and gas, and how far they are from the house. Legal access, and who clears it in winter.

A meaningful share of what is listed out here is bare land rather than a home, and lenders treat land differently from houses, generally wanting a considerably larger down payment. Confirm your financing against the specific type of property before you fall in love with a parcel.

If you are looking at one of the towns

Inventory in each of these communities is thin enough that you can look at the entire available set in an afternoon. The upside is that you will genuinely know your options. The downside is that if nothing currently listed suits you, waiting is the only move, and the wait can be long.

Prices in the towns sit well below both the county median and anything comparable closer to Edmonton. For buyers who can work with the commute, that gap is the whole reason to look here.

What sellers should know

Whichever half of the county you are in, your listing needs to be priced against genuinely comparable property rather than against a county figure. An acreage priced off town comparables is leaving money on the table. A town house priced off acreage comparables will sit until it is reduced.

On rural listings specifically, document the property properly. Well records, septic details, outbuildings, acreage and services. Buyers out here read that information closely, and a listing that omits it invites them to assume the worst.

Working with Cameron

Cameron is based in Fort Saskatchewan, at the other end of the region, and he covers Leduc County as part of the wider Capital Region rather than as local ground.

The work that decides a rural sale is careful pricing from a small set of genuinely comparable properties, and asking the service and access questions early. That is the discipline he brings, and in a county this varied it matters more than usual.

If you are weighing a move here, the conversation starts with an honest number.

Common questions

What do homes in Leduc County cost right now?

There are 136 active listings in Leduc County right now, with a median asking price of $719,900 and asking prices ranging from $26,250 to $10,000,000. These are asking prices on active listings, not sale prices, which board rules keep off public websites. For any one home, comparables from its own pocket of the community say more than a figure for the whole area.

Why is the Leduc County median price misleading?

Because the county holds two separate markets. Most listings are acreages in the corridor south of Edmonton, which pushes the median up. The same county also contains Calmar, Warburg, Thorsby and New Sarepta, which are small towns with small-town prices. The gap between the two is so wide that a single county figure tells a buyer or seller very little.

What should you check before buying a Leduc County acreage?

Services and access decide whether the purchase works. Check the water supply and what the well actually produces, whether the septic system meets current standards, how far power and gas are from the house, and the legal access, including who clears it in winter. If it is bare land, confirm financing early, because lenders generally want a larger down payment.

What is buying in Calmar, Warburg or Thorsby like?

Inventory in each town is thin enough that you can see everything available in an afternoon, so you will genuinely know your options. If nothing suits you, waiting is the only move, and it can be long. Prices sit well below the county median and below comparable homes closer to Edmonton, which is the reason to look here if the commute works.

How long are homes in Leduc County taking to sell?

Listings in Leduc County have been on the market for an average of 65 days. That figure blends every type of property, so a condo, a family home and an acreage can each move at a very different pace. What shortens the wait is price: a home listed where its own comparables support it moves faster than one testing the top of its range.

What kinds of homes are for sale in Leduc County?

Right now the Leduc County listings include 101 houses, 34 vacant land parcels and 1 mobile homes. The mix changes with every daily update of the feed, and it matters when you read the prices on this page: a median across houses, condos and land blends very different properties, so comparables should always come from the same type of home.

Homes for sale in Leduc County

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