If you’re planning on house shopping in Calgary, new data has revealed the most expensive neighbourhoods in which to buy a detached home.
According to data provided to Daily Hive by Wahi, the online real estate platform rounded up the 10 most expensive neighbourhoods in Calgary to buy a detached home in from the first three quarters of this year, from January to September.
Looking at where you need to have some serious cash in the bank to buy a detached home, it’s heavily centered in YYC’s southwest quadrant. Nine out of the top 10 communities are there, with just the Beltline community in southwest/southeast Calgary.
The top 10 most expensive neighbourhoods for detached homes from January to September 2024, excluding anything fewer than five sales, were as follows:
- #10. Aspen Woods, with a median sold price of $1,395,000
- #9. Currie Barracks, with a median sold price of $1,450,000
- #8. Bayview, with a median sold price of $1,510,000
- #7. Mayfair, with a median sold price of $1,650,000
- #6. Lower Mount Royal, with a median sold price of $1,699,900
- #5. Roxboro, with a median sold price of $1,800,000
- #4. Upper Mount Royal, with a median sold price of $1,915,444
- #3 Elbow Park, with a median sold price of $2,045,000
- #2. Britannia, with a median sold price of $2,300,000
- #1 Beltline, with a median sold price of $2,750,000
Elbow Park also boasted the most sales this year, with 45 properties sold. Mayfair and Beltline tied for the lowest, with just five properties sold, Wahi reported.
If you are on the hunt to buy a home in Calgary, a new report from Zoocasa has offered a glimmer of hope that you won’t be engaged in a wicked bidding war, either. Best of luck!
If you were curious about the 10 most expensive neighbourhoods in Calgary across all property types, you can find that right here.
Wahi says it sourced its data from the Calgary Real Estate Board and compared the differences