Calgary luxury · July 2026

Calgary Luxury Homes, Read From the Inventory

There are 669 residential listings in Calgary at $1M or above right now, with a median asking price of $1,349,000 and a ceiling of $12,499,000. The useful thing about reading a luxury market from actual inventory rather than reputation is that it tells you where the homes are, and in Calgary that is not where most people assume.

669 active $1M+ residential listings from the MLS® feed, synced August 12, 2026

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The segment at a glance

669
Active $1M+ listings
$1,349,000
Median asking price
2,430
Median sq ft above grade
2016
Median year built
11%
Of all Calgary residential listings
$12,499,000
Highest asking

Where the luxury inventory actually is

This is the part worth reading twice. Calgary's luxury market is commonly described in terms of the suburban estate communities — Aspen Woods, Springbank Hill, the west side generally. Those are real, and they are on this list. But the inner-city infill communities hold just as much of it.

250 of 669 listings at $1M or above are in established inner-city districts — Altadore, West Hillhurst, Killarney, Mount Pleasant and their neighbours — against 419 everywhere else. A luxury page written from reputation rather than inventory gets this backwards, and a buyer who only shops the west side is looking at a fraction of what is available.

Community$1M+ listings
Altadore36
Aspen Woods24
West Hillhurst23
Killarney/Glengarry22
Mahogany20
Springbank Hill19
Mount Pleasant15
South Calgary14
West Springs14
Varsity13
Hillhurst12
Cranston12
Rocky Ridge12
Edgemont11

How the segment splits by price

The $1M mark is a threshold, not a market. Conditions above $3M behave very differently from conditions just over $1M, mostly because the buyer pool thins fast.

Price bandListingsShare
$1M – $1.5M42564%
$1.5M – $2M12819%
$2M – $3M7611%
$3M and above406%

Above about $2M you are in a market with few comparable sales, which changes how pricing works. Valuation leans much harder on the individual property — the lot, the build quality, the finishes — and much less on what the neighbours sold for. Expect longer timelines buying and selling, and treat any confident price-per-square-foot claim at this level with suspicion.

What kind of homes these are

Luxury in Calgary is not exclusively detached, and the second-largest category tells the infill story on its own.

TypeListingsShare
House52178%
Duplex9013%
Apartment457%
Row / Townhouse132%

90 of the 669 are duplexes — almost entirely inner-city infill semi-detached homes, where the land is worth enough that building two high-specification halves is what makes the lot work. If you have only ever thought of a duplex as an entry-level product, this is the segment that changes that.

Frequently asked

As of August 12, 2026 there were 669 residential listings in Calgary at $1M or above — 425 between $1M and $1.5M, 128 between $1.5M and $2M, 76 between $2M and $3M, and 40 above $3M. The median asking price across the segment was $1,349,000.
By active $1M+ inventory: Altadore (36), Aspen Woods (24), West Hillhurst (23), Killarney/Glengarry (22), Mahogany (20), Springbank Hill (19). The result surprises people, because the inner-city infill communities hold as much luxury inventory as the suburban estate names — 250 of 669 listings at $1M+ are in established inner-city districts.
Across the $1M+ segment the median home is about 2,430 square feet above grade, with a median year built of 2016. At the entry of the segment, roughly $1M to $1.5M, you are generally choosing between a larger suburban home on a bigger lot and a newer inner-city infill on a smaller one. That trade — space versus location — is the whole decision at this price point.
Luxury does not track the citywide numbers closely, because it is a thinner market with fewer comparable sales. For reference, detached citywide sat at $743,900 with 2.90 months of supply and 33 days on market in July 2026. Above $2M, expect longer timelines in both directions — fewer buyers, fewer comparables, and pricing that depends more on the individual property than on any segment average.
Yes — 45 of the 669 listings at $1M+ are apartment-style condos, largely in the inner city and along the river. The considerations differ from a luxury house: the condominium corporation's financial position matters as much as the finishes, and at this price the monthly fee is usually substantial enough to be worth modelling over your holding period.

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