Calgary’s furnished rental market is cooling faster than Edmonton’s in 2026, and the gap is widening. A record wave of new purpose-built supply has compressed Calgary’s furnished premium, while Edmonton’s more gradual construction pipeline has kept its market steadier. liv.rent breaks down the data, the neighbourhood-level differences, and what both renters and landlords should do next.
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