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Established in 1885, Banff is Canada's first national park, renowned for its stunning mountain landscapes & rich cultural heritage.
As a major tourist destination, Banff attracts millions of visitors annually, significantly influencing the local economy & housing market. In 2023, there were 4.7 million visitors to Kananaskis, a neighbouring area, indicating a strong tourism presence in the region.
The median list price for homes in Banff was approximately $1,166,294, reflecting a 4.42% increase from December 2024.
The market has experienced significant fluctuations over the past decade, with notable increases in property values, especially in the last few years.
Given Banff's status as a premier tourist destination, demand for housing is expected to remain strong, with appreciation in values.
The market includes a mix of Single-family, Half Duplex, Townhouses & Apartment Condos.
Living in Banff offers unparalleled access to outdoor activities, cultural events & a close-knit community, enhancing the lifestyle.
An individual whose primary employment is within Banff National Park.
An individual who operates a business in the park & whose presence is necessary for its day-to-day operation.
A retired individual who resided in the park for five consecutive years immediately prior to retirement & was employed or had a business in the park during that time.
A retired individual who resided in the park at the time of retirement & had lived there on July 30, 1981.
A full-time student attending an educational institution located within the park.
An individual who is a lessee of public lands in the park & was the lessee prior to May 19, 1911, or is a descendant of such a lessee.
The spouse, common-law partner, or dependent of someone who meets any of the above criteria.

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