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Beltline Condo Prices and Market Trends

Prices by Home Type

When Beltline Homes Sell

From 2017 to 2025 the Beltline averaged about 66 sales in April and 65 in June, against about 34 in January. The market is busy from March through June and stays steady into the fall.

Living in Beltline

Location

Inner city, south of the CPR tracks and downtown

Formed

Connaught and Victoria Park, joined as the Beltline in 2003

Residents

About 25,880 (2021 census)

Homes

98% apartments, a third built since 2011

CTrain

Victoria Park/Stampede station, Red Line

Community association

Beltline Neighbourhoods Association

17th Avenue is a well-known strip of restaurants, bars and shops, and the side streets add cafés, galleries and grocery stores. Stampede Park, with the Saddledome and the BMO Centre, is in the east end.

Central Memorial Park, laid out by 1912, has formal gardens, a cenotaph and the historic Memorial Park Library. Lougheed House, built in 1891, is a museum with public gardens on 13 Avenue, and High Park is a rooftop park on a parkade at 10 Avenue SW.

The City lists a fenced off-leash area at Connaught Park, and the Elbow River pathway runs along the east edge.

Schools, Parks and Getting Around

Check designations for an address with the CBE's Find a School tool and the Calgary Catholic School District.

Victoria Park/Stampede station on the Red Line sits on Macleod Trail in the east end, and downtown's 7 Avenue CTrain stations are a short walk north across the tracks. Bus routes run along 17 Avenue, 10 Avenue and 4 Street. See Calgary Transit for routes.

In September 2026 council approved a surface route for the Green Line LRT's downtown segment, with a station on 10 Avenue near 2 Street SW. Construction dates have not been set yet.

The east end sits beside the Elbow River, and parts of the area were evacuated in the 2013 flood, so check the address on the City's flood maps. Planning is guided by the Beltline Area Redevelopment Plan. The City of Calgary's Beltline community profile has the census details.

Homes You'll Find in Beltline

Price ranges cover the middle 80% of recent sales.

Condos that sell are typically about 807 sq ft, many in towers from the 2000s and 2010s, with fees near $640 a month. Older concrete and walk-up buildings usually cost less per square foot, while newer towers add amenities, parking and views.

Townhomes are a small share, about 21 sales a year, mostly between about $316K and $602K.

Building age matters as much as size here: a 1970s concrete building and a 2015 tower can sit on the same block, so compare reserve funds, recent special assessments and what the fee covers, and check whether parking and storage are titled or assigned.

Looking for something specific? See Calgary homes from $250K to $500K, Calgary homes under $250K or relocating to Calgary.

Beltline vs Nearby Communities

Months of supply for Lower Mount Royal and Erlton is the typical month over the last six, because a single month swings widely when only a few homes sell.

Mission, south across 17 Avenue, has a smaller condo market along the Elbow River and 4 Street. Lower Mount Royal has lower-cost walk-ups just south of 17 Avenue.

Downtown West End has condo towers by the Bow River, and Erlton, across the Elbow, has larger, newer units near Lindsay Park.

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Local insight from Mohit Dhillon, REALTOR® · Century 21 Bravo Realty

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