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7,291 verified sales · Pillar 9 record · compiled 16 October 2026

What inner-city Calgary actually sells for

Asking prices are an opinion. These are transactions. For each community: what new builds have been selling at per square foot, what existing homes sell for per foot, the median sold price, how long it took, and how many went inside two weeks — from the Pillar 9 sold record, trailing 24 months, refreshed with every run.

7,291Verified salesacross 27 communities
23dMedian days on marketcommunity median
34%Sell inside 14 dayspriced right, they go fast
98.3%Sale to final listafter reductions
45dMedian age of live listingswhat is sitting now
Rendering of a brick infill at dusk
Karen’s portfolio · pre-constructionSold data, then the homes it describes

Mortgage

What the payment looks like

Canadian mortgages compound semi-annually, which is what this uses. The rate is yours to type in — nothing here is quoted, fetched or sent anywhere. The default price is this week's median asking price inside the inner city.

—Per month, principal & interest
—Stress-test paymentqualifying at the higher of your rate plus 2 points or 5.25%
—Alberta land titles feestransfer and mortgage registration, $50 + $5 per $5,000 each
—Cash to close, before legaldown payment plus registration fees

Alberta has no land transfer tax; the registration fees above are the whole provincial charge. Legal fees, title insurance, adjustments and — on a new build — 5% GST unless the listing says it is included, are extra. Below 20% down, mortgage default insurance is required and only available on homes under $1,500,000; its premium is added to the loan and not shown here. A lender's number is the real one; this is the shape of it.

Community by community

What a new build actually sold for per square foot, community by community, highest first. Old houses bought for their lot are left out of every per-foot figure — dividing a lot price by a 1950s bungalow's floor area says nothing about either.

Infill $/sq ft — new builds, sold Gap vs existing homes $/sq ft

New builds sold within two years of completion, sale price over above-grade square footage. The gap is that rate less what existing houses in the same community sold for per foot — positive where new construction carries a premium, negative where the older stock trades higher because the lot is most of the price. Communities with fewer than eight new-build sales in the window are not ranked.

Every column

CommunityNew builds $/sq ftExisting $/sq ft Median soldDOM≤14dSale/list Sell-throughFor sale
Lakeview
SW (established, premium)
$829
$703 $971K 12 54% 99.0% 6
Hounsfield Heights/Briar Hill
NW (premium infill-active)
$761
$636 $1.35M 23 36% 96.0% 14
Hillhurst
NW core (infill-heavy)
$687
$533 $990K 15 48% 98.5% 13
Inglewood
Central (infill + condo mix)
$667
$521 $822K 19 43% 98.5% 9
Altadore
SW core (infill-heavy)
$659
$582 $1.24M 15 49% 98.6% 34
Currie Barracks
SW (Inner City SW)
$650
$544 $1.58M 35 21% 98.0% 8
West Hillhurst
NW core (infill-heavy)
$627
$522 $1.07M 21 37% 98.3% 24
Parkdale
NW (infill-active, river)
$615
$524 $1.12M 26 26% 98.3% 7
North Glenmore Park
SW (infill-active, premium)
$609
$620 $1.14M 20 42% 98.6% 13
Capitol Hill
NW (infill-heavy)
$593
$470 $856K 21 34% 98.5% 10
Mount Pleasant
NW core (infill-heavy)
$567
$470 $885K 19 38% 98.4% 19
Bridgeland/Riverside
Central (condo-heavy — blended drags low)
$567
$548 $845K 17 42% 97.6% 5
Spruce Cliff
SW (infill-active, Westside)
$566
$491 $950K 18 43% 97.9% 12
Killarney/Glengarry
SW core (infill-heavy)
$562
$494 $965K 22 36% 98.5% 29
Banff Trail
NW (infill-heavy)
$560
$491 $900K 26 37% 98.3% 11
Richmond
SW (Inner City SW)
$555
$485 $950K 27 34% 98.1% 19
Shaganappi
SW core (infill-active)
$553
$493 $990K 32 32% 98.3% 4
Renfrew
N/NE core (infill-heavy)
$542
$504 $831K 24 34% 98.3% 9
South Calgary
SW (Inner City SW)
$537
$483 $989K 25 34% 98.2% 17
Tuxedo Park
N (infill-heavy)
$528
$454 $755K 20 40% 98.6% 10
Rosscarrock
SW (Inner City SW)
$520
$477 $892K 28 29% 98.3% 2
Highwood
N (infill-active)
$519
$458 $700K 23 32% 97.8% 3
Winston Heights/Mountview
NE (infill-heavy)
$507
$454 $780K 28 30% 97.9% 16
Montgomery
NW (infill-active, river)
$504
$472 $830K 26 30% 98.2% 8
Highland Park
N (infill-heavy)
$476
$430 $740K 26 31% 98.2% 4
Bowness
NW (infill-active, river)
$450
$455 $677K 23 30% 98.0% 10
Greenwood/Greenbriar
NW (Inner City NW)
$429
— $1.4M 59 20% 97.5% 7

The one that costs sellers money

Price it at market and you sell in three weeks. Price it high and you sell for less.

Across every community in the table, the pattern is the same: the share of homes selling inside 14 days sits between a fifth and two-thirds, and the ones that do are the ones priced against the sold record rather than against the neighbour's ask. Sale-to-list looks reassuring at 96 to 99% — but it is measured against the final asking price. A listing that starts 12% high, cuts twice and closes at 98% of the reduced number sold at about 86% of where it started, after three months of carrying costs.

Get the number for your address

Where these numbers come from

Sold figures are compiled from the Pillar 9 MLS® record — the province-wide listing pool Calgary REALTORS® work in — and reflect closed transactions, not asking prices. Live listing counts, asking prices and days on market come from the CREA Data Distribution Facility (DDF®) feed, refreshed 2026-10-16 09:37.

Two things worth stating plainly. First, the live listings on this site are the inner city from $1,000,000 up — that is the market Living Inner City covers, by choice. That line sits close to the middle of the market: across the 66 inner-city communities with enough sales to measure, the median community's median sold price is $896,225, and 43 of the 66 sit below $1,000,000 outright. So the live columns describe roughly the upper half. The sold columns cover every price, so the statistics describe the whole market and not only the half we list. Second, a community statistic is only published where the sample supports it; where a cell is blank, we did not have enough sales to say anything useful, and we would rather leave it empty than fill it.

Compiled 16 October 2026 · feed refreshed 2026-10-16 09:37