Calgary Homes for sale

Are you looking for Calgary homes for sale, well you have come to the right place. We have all the latest homes for sale in Calgary to help you find your dream home. From bungalows to town homes, we can help you find the perfect home in Calgary.

There are many homes for sale in Calgary that are absolutely worth looking at. Whether you are looking for a detached home or a townhome in Calgary, all these homes are listed below.

Median Sale Price for homes in Calgary

Here are the median sales price of Homes in Calgary AB for the past 6 years.

Median Sale Price
	Detached	Semi-Detached	Townhome	Apartment
2024	$713,000.00	$610,000.00	$455,000.00	$323,450.00
2023	$645,000.00	$541,500.00	$395,000.00	$280,000.00
2022	$592,500.00	$492,000.00	$347,500.00	$250,000.00
2021	$517,000.00	$420,000.00	$347,500.00	$230,000.00
2020	$470,000.00	$241,900.00	$285,000.00	$225,000.00
2019	$465,000.00	$383,250.00	$288,000.00	$241,900.00

Median Sale Price of Detached homes by Bedroom Above Grade in Calgary

Here are the median sales price of detached Homes by Bedrooms above grade in Calgary AB for the past 6 years.

Median Sale Price for Detached Homes by Bedroom Above Grade
	2+	3+	4+	5+
2024	707,500	749,900	835,000	853,900
2023	638,325	660,000	780,000	825,000
2022	585,000	596,250	750,000	822,500
2021	512,788	516,900	650,000	700,950
2020	475,375	487,250	592,000	650,000
2019	472,500	478,000	599,900	657,500

Calgary Information

The largest city in the Canadian province of Alberta is Calgary. Among the three prairie provinces, it is the largest metro area. With a population of 1,306,784 in the city proper and 1,680,000 in the metropolitan area as of 2021, it was Canada's third-largest city and fifth-largest metropolitan area. About 80 km east of the Canadian Rockies' front ranges, 299 km south of Edmonton, the provincial capital, and 240 km north of the US border, Calgary is located in the southwest of the province at the meeting point of the Bow and Elbow rivers. This area is situated in the transitional zone between the Canadian Prairies and the Rocky Mountain Foothills. The city serves as the anchor for the southern portion of the Calgary–Edmonton Corridor, an urban area defined by Statistics Canada. The energy, financial services, film and television, transportation and logistics, technology, manufacturing, aerospace, health and wellness, retail, and tourism sectors are all active in Calgary's economy. Out of the 800 largest corporations in Canada, the Calgary Metropolitan Region is home to the second-highest number of corporate headquarters. Of all the major Canadian cities, Calgary had the highest number of millionaires per capita in 2015. Calgary, along with Zürich, was named the third most livable city in the world in 2022, and the top city in Canada and North America. It was the first Canadian city to host the Winter Olympics in 1988. Calgary Castle, located on Scotland's Isle of Mull, inspired the city's name. The Commissioner of the North-West Mounted Police, Colonel James Macleod, had visited often during the summer. Soon after his return to Canada in 1876, he proposed the name for what would eventually become Fort Calgary. Because of the Bow and Elbow Rivers' sharp bend, the Indigenous peoples of Southern Alberta call the Calgary region "elbow."

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