41B Mt Trinity Avenue Avenue
Listed at $555,000
Sold for $575,000
+$20,000 vs list
Clean, well-positioned listings can still move fast and draw competition.
Fernie real estate sales - recent solds
Track recent solds in Fernie and see what buyers are actually paying for in the Fernie real estate market - not just what sellers are hoping to get.
Sales snapshot
This page is less about supply and more about proof - where buyers are stepping in, what still clears, and how selective demand really is in Fernie real estate.
Sales pace is running firmer than last year, but the better signal is still in which listings earned action.
Use this page to study actual sales outcomes. Use Market Trends for the broader Fernie real estate backdrop.
Sales pace
3.75
Smoothed weekly sales pace.
+15% YoY
4-week direction
rising
Short-term sales direction.
12-week direction
rising
Medium-term sales direction.
My take
The solds usually tell the truth faster than active listings do. They show where buyers will stretch, where they stay disciplined, and which homes are actually earning action in the Fernie real estate market.
Do not just count sales. Compare the quality of the product, the likely pricing ambition, and whether buyers rewarded it quickly or selectively.
Sales game
These are real homes from the latest issue. Guess whether each one sold over ask, around ask, or under ask - then reveal what the result says about buyer behaviour in the Fernie real estate market.
Your score
0 / 7
Start with your first read.
41B Mt Trinity Avenue Avenue
Listed at $555,000
Sold for $575,000
+$20,000 vs list
Clean, well-positioned listings can still move fast and draw competition.
402 6A Avenue
Listed at $739,000
Sold for $720,000
-$19,000 vs list
Longer exposure still tends to give buyers more room to negotiate.
6-4576 Timberline Crescent
Listed at $1,399,000
Sold for $1,380,000
-$19,000 vs list
Buyers are still price-aware and not accepting stretch pricing automatically.
Lot 2-621 8th Avenue
Listed at $599,000
Sold for $585,000
-$14,000 vs list
Buyers are still price-aware and not accepting stretch pricing automatically.
101A-47 RIVERMOUNT Place
Listed at $149,000
Sold for $135,000
-$14,000 vs list
Longer exposure still tends to give buyers more room to negotiate.
102 34 Rivermount Place
Listed at $525,000
Sold for $515,000
-$10,000 vs list
Buyers are still price-aware and not accepting stretch pricing automatically.
202-33 Rivermount Place
Listed at $499,998
Sold for $490,000
-$9,998 vs list
Longer exposure still tends to give buyers more room to negotiate.
Finished
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Trend line
A clearer read on whether buyers in Fernie are actually absorbing homes - not just browsing them.
Demand is present, but monthly absorption remains light relative to available supply.
What the solds are saying
Good listings can still move without much drama. The market is selective, but not frozen.
Sales do not just tell you that a home moved - they tell you how much discipline buyers still have.
Sometimes the sale only confirms that buyers know exactly what they will and will not pay for.
Sales pace is running firmer than last year. The shorter and medium-term trend both suggest demand has been firming. Most of the featured solds leaned under ask, which points to buyers staying disciplined and value-aware.
For buyers
For sellers
This is a selective market. Buyers are active, but only when pricing and product align. Sellers need to meet the market, not lead it.
Next read
Step back and see the broader Fernie inventory, demand, and price-cut backdrop.
Next read
Compare what is selling in Fernie with what is newly competing for buyer attention.
Next read
Watch where Fernie sellers are being forced to meet the market.
Weekly read
The weekly issue gives the live market read. This page helps explain why the sold homes mattered.
Issue 24 - 2026-04-10
The market is working, but still filtering hard.