Eau Claire is the riverside residential corner of downtown Calgary, between the office towers and the Bow River, from about 2 Street to 9 Street SW. It's named for the Eau Claire Lumber Company, whose sawmill ran here from the 1880s until 1944, and the old mill land is now Prince's Island Park and a cluster of condo buildings along the river promenade.
71 condos sold over the last 12 months, mostly for about $255K to $1.17M, and units here are larger than most downtown condos. Below are the live listings, then condo prices and fees, the parks and river, transit and how Eau Claire compares.



