Logel Homes
$359,900median of 26 active listings
Multi-family specialist. Concentrates on condo and townhome projects rather than single-family detached, which is why its entry point sits below most detached builders.
Every builder listed here is one I can represent you with, across Calgary, Airdrie, Chestermere, Okotoks and Cochrane. Ranked by price, filterable by area, product and certification, with pricing pulled from live MLS data rather than marketing copy. No builder paid to be on this page and none is ranked above another on quality.
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Mostly townhomes, condos and duplexes; the accessible way into new construction.
Multi-family specialist. Concentrates on condo and townhome projects rather than single-family detached, which is why its entry point sits below most detached builders.
Builds a mix of attached and detached product, with a significant townhome presence.
The multi-family arm of Qualico. Focuses on attached product across a number of Calgary-area communities.
National builder with Calgary-area operations across attached and detached product.
Alberta-based builder active in attached and entry detached product across several growth communities.
The volume of Calgary-area new construction: laned and front-garage detached, larger townhomes.
Active in Calgary-area growth communities including Chestermere's Clearwater Park.
Long-established Alberta builder with a wide product range from attached through move-up detached. Avi Urban is its multi-family arm.
Strong Chestermere presence, including Waterford where Douglas Development is the community developer.
Unusually wide range, from Lockwood condos in Chestermere's Chelsea through to estate product. Also acts as a developer on some projects.
Alberta builder active in Calgary-area growth communities.
Calgary-focused detached builder operating since the mid-1980s.
Widely present across Calgary-area communities including Chestermere's Bridgeport and Dawson's Landing.
Founded 1961. States it has been named BILD Calgary Region Builder of the Year 16 times, which the company describes as a record for the city.
Particularly active in Airdrie, where it is among the most visible local builders.
Western Canadian builder active across several Calgary-area growth communities.
One of the most geographically spread builders in the region, with showhomes across Calgary and all four surrounding towns. Certifies through Built Green Canada.
Certifies its homes through Built Green Canada, which is one of the qualification routes for the mortgage-insurance premium refund.
Alberta builder with a focus on entry and mid move-up detached product.
Long-standing Calgary-area builder.
Move-up detached, larger lots, higher standard specifications.
Operates as both community developer and homebuilder, so in some communities it controls the land and the homes. Wide product range.
Founded 1979. Known for its floor-plan customisation program, which gives more layout flexibility than a typical production builder.
Detached-focused builder present in several Chestermere and Airdrie communities.
Builder arm associated with Genesis Land Development. Active in Chestermere's Clearwater Park.
Move-up and estate detached product across Calgary-area master-planned communities.
Established Calgary builder with detached and attached product, including Chestermere's Clearwater Park.
Detached and estate product, including Chestermere's South Shore.
Detached builder active in Calgary-area growth communities.
Alberta builder with detached product in Calgary-area communities.
Move-up and estate detached builder.
Developer and builder, best known for master-planned communities in Calgary's north and southeast.
Founded 1992. States it is Western Canada's first certified B Corp homebuilder, a third-party standard covering social and environmental performance. Among the most widely spread builders in the region.
States that every single-family home includes a standard solar system, triple-pane windows and a high-efficiency mechanical package, and describes its homes as substantially more efficient than code. That specification is directly relevant to the 25% mortgage-insurance premium refund.
Chestermere-area detached builder.
Chestermere-area detached builder.
Calgary-area detached builder.
Has a long-standing focus on energy-efficient and net-zero-oriented construction, which is directly relevant to the premium refund programs.
Active in Chestermere's Waterford and South Shore.
Detached and estate builder.
Calgary detached and estate builder.
Calgary-area detached builder.
One of the builder group in Chestermere's Chelsea.
Builder and developer, active in Chestermere's South Shore.
Large North American builder. Has included solar as standard on most Alberta homes since mid-2024, which is relevant to the energy-efficiency premium refund.
Detached and estate product.
Active in Chestermere's Waterford and South Shore, with product extending into the estate range.
Calgary-area detached builder.
Active in Chestermere's Clearwater Park and Waterford.
Calgary-area detached builder.
Developer and builder operating in Western Canada.
Calgary-area detached builder.
Estate lots, semi-custom and fully custom builds, acreage.
Long-established Calgary luxury builder working in estate communities.
Custom division associated with Baywest, working on estate lots.
Custom estate builder.
Calgary custom builder.
Calgary luxury custom builder.
Calgary custom and estate builder.
States more than 30 years building acreage and estate homes, including on rural and acreage lots outside city limits.
Founded 2009. Integrates architecture, interior design and construction in one firm, and publicly emphasises financial transparency in its custom process.
Established Calgary custom home builder.
Two things make this different from the builder lists you will find elsewhere, and both are worth understanding before you use it.
The prices are observed, not advertised. Where at least 5 active MLS® listings name a builder in the description, this page shows the median list price of those homes. That is a real market signal rather than a "starting from" number attached to the smallest floor plan on the least desirable lot. Where the sample is smaller, the page shows the typical band for that tier and says so.
Nobody is ranked on quality. Builders are grouped by price and described by what they are known for, what they build and where. I am not going to publish a star rating on companies whose work varies house by house and trade by trade. What I will do is tell you privately what I have actually seen on specific homes in specific communities, which is far more useful than a number out of five.
The price signal comes from active listings built in the last two years whose description names the builder. It undercounts: many builder homes never mention the builder in the description, and standing inventory is sometimes held off MLS® entirely. Community and product mix also skew it. Treat it as directional.
Builder profiles draw on company statements, community developer information and publicly available industry sources. Claims a company makes about itself are described as such. Nothing here is a representation about the quality, financial condition, or future performance of any company.
These come up constantly, usually when someone has narrowed to two builders in the same community and needs a tiebreaker. There is no universal winner in any of these; there is a right answer for your situation.
Both sit in the premium band and both lead with sustainability, but they get there differently. Jayman's pitch is the specification: solar, triple-pane windows and a high-efficiency mechanical package as standard, which the company describes as substantially better than code. Trico's is corporate: it states it is Western Canada's first certified B Corp homebuilder, a third-party standard covering social and environmental performance. If your priority is the lowest operating cost and the strongest shot at the energy-efficiency premium refund, the standard spec matters more. If it is who you are buying from, the certification does.
The practical split is flexibility versus reach. Shane is known for its floor-plan customisation program, which gives more layout freedom than a typical production builder. Sterling is one of the most geographically spread builders in the region, with product in Calgary and all four surrounding towns, which matters if you are still deciding where rather than what. Choose Shane if the plan needs to change; choose Sterling if the location is still open.
Both are large and both act as developer and builder in places, which means in some communities one company controls the land and the homes. That is a genuine convenience and it also means fewer independent parties. Mattamy's differentiator in Alberta is solar as standard on most homes since mid-2024. Brookfield's is the breadth of product within its own master-planned communities, from attached through estate.
The two most relevant names if you are buying attached product as an entry point. Both are multi-family specialists rather than detached builders who happen to do townhomes, which shows in the plans. The deciding factor is almost always the specific project and its condo documents rather than the builder brand, so read the reserve fund study. Our condo document guide covers what matters.
Different products, not different quality levels. A production builder gives you a proven plan, a fixed-ish price, a defined timeline and a warranty process that runs many times a year. A custom builder gives you a home designed around you, with a longer timeline, a more variable budget, and a process that demands far more of your attention. Most buyers who think they want custom actually want a production home with the right upgrades on the right lot, which costs dramatically less.
Showhomes are fully upgraded by design. Comparing two of them tells you about the design centre, not about what you will get. These are the differences that show up later.
| What to compare | Why it decides the deal |
|---|---|
| Base specification | Window quality, insulation, mechanical systems and framing are where the real cost difference sits, and none of it is visible in a showhome. Ask for the standard specification sheet, in writing, and compare like for like. |
| What is not included | Fencing, landscaping, window coverings, air conditioning, appliances and deck are frequently excluded. On a $650,000 home these can add well into five figures. |
| Lot premium | The same plan can vary by tens of thousands depending on lot. A walkout, a corner, a green-space back or a wide lot all carry premiums that are separate from the house price. |
| Deposit structure | How much, and when. Deposit schedules vary considerably and determine how much cash you need before possession. |
| Possession extension rights | Most Alberta contracts let the builder extend, often 90 to 180 days, without owing you anything. Read that clause before signing, not after. See delayed possession rights. |
| Energy certification | A Built Green Gold or Platinum, ENERGY STAR, Net Zero or qualifying EnerGuide rating can entitle a buyer with under 20% down to a refund of 25% of their mortgage insurance premium. See the energy rebate guide. |
| Warranty administration | Every Alberta new home carries mandatory 1-2-5-10 coverage. What varies is how a builder actually handles year-one service. Ask how claims are submitted and who owns them. |
| Community, not just builder | You live in a community far longer than you experience the build. School sites, pathway networks and buildout timing are the developer's decisions, not the builder's. |
New construction is a different transaction from resale, and most of the value of representation is spent before you ever sign anything.
On a new build the builder generally pays the buyer agent commission from its marketing budget, so representation typically costs you nothing extra. Where a buyer rebate or cash back is agreed, I will put it in writing before you tour anything.
The honest fine print, because it matters: commissions, fees and any rebate or cash back are always negotiable and set case by case in a written service agreement, subject to brokerage approval. Any rebate must be disclosed to your lender, and it may have tax implications, so speak to an accountant. There is no standard or fixed industry rate and no guaranteed rebate amount. Ask me for your specific numbers and you will get them in writing, not as a slogan.
These companies do not build your house, they build the community it sits in: buying and servicing land, installing roads and utilities, setting architectural guidelines and deciding buildout timing. Worth knowing, because school sites, pathway networks and how long you live beside construction are their decisions.
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This page is general information for Alberta new-home buyers, not legal, financial or construction advice, and it is not an endorsement of, or a representation about, any builder or developer. Company details reflect publicly available information and company statements at the time of writing and may change. Builder inclusion is editorial; no company paid for placement. Listing data from the CREA DDF®, deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Verify all specifications, inclusions, pricing and contract terms directly with the builder before making decisions.