Real estate activity in Calgary and Edmonton has seen a decline in sales, according to a recent report by RBC Economics. The findings indicate a persistent regional split in Canada’s housing market, with Alberta’s two largest cities experiencing slower sales compared to other regions. The report suggests that factors such as economic conditions and local market dynamics are influencing the trend. While other parts of the country show signs of stability, the decline in Calgary and Edmonton signals a shift in buyer behavior and market demand. The data underscores the ongoing challenges faced by the housing sector in Alberta.