Homes in NE Calgary — Where the Detached Entry Point Still Exists
The quadrant that carries the city’s most attainable detached housing, the largest share of homes with a legal secondary suite, and the airport. It is also the quadrant most often described by people who have never bought here.
Northeast Calgary is not one market — Bridgeland and the inner northeast, the Saddle Ridge and Métis Trail corridor, the established build-out east of Deerfoot, and the new communities north of Stoney Trail price and behave differently, and the spread between them is wider than the gap between quadrants. Across every NE address on the live feed today there are 1,256 active listings, a median detached ask of $599,900, 104 detached homes listed under $500,000, and 47 median days on market.
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Northeast Calgary is not one market. Asking what homes cost here is like asking what a car costs — the honest answer starts with which part. These are the groupings I actually use with buyers, and the count beside each name is live listings today.
Every name links to its own guide where the site has one, and to a filtered search of the live feed where it does not.
Inner-city northeast
Bridgeland, Renfrew and the streets on the east side of Centre Street — downtown views, the Bow, and the shortest commute in the quadrant. Priced like inner-city, not like the NE.
Bridgeland/Riverside · 53 Renfrew · 40 Crescent Heights · 38 Tuxedo Park · 25 Winston Heights/Mountview · 24 Mayland Heights · 12 Greenview · 12 Highland Park · 8 Vista Heights · 4
Saddle Ridge and the Métis Trail corridor
Large detached floorplans on the Métis Trail corridor, with the city’s densest concentration of legal secondary suites and Blue Line LRT at Saddletowne and Martindale. The Genesis Centre and the YYC terminal are both inside ten minutes by car.
Saddle Ridge · 114 Skyview Ranch · 71 Taradale · 54 Martindale · 41 Cityscape · 32 Westwinds · 14 Homestead · 10
The established northeast
The 1970s–90s build-out east of Deerfoot. Coral Springs is the quadrant’s lake community. This is where the detached under-$500K stock actually lives, and where suite-conversion candidates are most common.
Temple · 38 Falconridge · 35 Rundle · 33 Marlborough · 30 Whitehorn · 29 Marlborough Park · 27 Monterey Park · 27 Abbeydale · 21 Pineridge · 19 Castleridge · 11 Coral Springs · 7
The new northeast
2015-onward construction north of Stoney Trail and around Country Hills Boulevard, with builder inventory and the incentives that come with carrying it.
Cornerstone · 63 Redstone · 48 Coventry Hills · 40 Livingston · 37 Harvest Hills · 36 Lewisburg · 28 Country Hills Village · 19 Keystone Hills · 13 Huxley · 7 Franklin · 6 Horizon · 4
The NE Calgary market right now
CREB® October 2026 report · live feed as of 2026-11-12
| NE Calgary today | |
|---|---|
| Active listings with a NE address | 1,256 |
| Detached — count and median ask | 546 · $599,900 |
| Townhome & apartment — count and median ask | 374 · $315,000 |
| Detached under $500,000 | 104 |
| Median days on market | 47 |
| City detached benchmark (CREB®) | $735,100 · 3.3 months of supply |
The city number is one number and NE Calgary is not. A benchmark tracks a consistent notional home over time; a median asking price is simply the middle of what is listed right now. They are different measurements, so they are quoted separately here rather than blended into one figure that would be neither.
Live-feed counts are read from the CREA DDF® feed — the same feed Realtor.ca uses — as of 2026-11-12, and are regenerated every time the feed syncs. Benchmark prices, months of supply and days-on-market come from the CREB® October 2026 report and update monthly. The two measure different things and are labelled separately throughout. Quadrant is taken from each listing's street address, so a community that sits on both sides of Centre Street is counted on whichever side each address falls.
Community by community
Live inventory, median asking price and median days on market, grouped as above. Communities with fewer than five active listings are linked above but carry no median here — below that, a median is noise rather than information.
| Community | Active | Median ask | Median days |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inner-city northeast | |||
| Bridgeland/Riverside | 53 | $468,888 | 43 |
| Renfrew | 40 | $662,400 | 43 |
| Crescent Heights | 38 | $584,425 | 52 |
| Tuxedo Park | 25 | $765,000 | 63 |
| Winston Heights/Mountview | 24 | $952,000 | 43 |
| Mayland Heights | 12 | $632,400 | 35 |
| Greenview | 12 | $282,450 | 44 |
| Highland Park | 8 | $569,450 | 55 |
| Vista Heights | 4 | — | — |
| Saddle Ridge and the Métis Trail corridor | |||
| Saddle Ridge | 114 | $566,950 | 55 |
| Skyview Ranch | 71 | $279,999 | 54 |
| Taradale | 54 | $496,950 | 42 |
| Martindale | 41 | $500,000 | 42 |
| Cityscape | 32 | $510,000 | 51 |
| Westwinds | 14 | $1,116,225 | 89 |
| Homestead | 10 | $774,950 | 44 |
| The established northeast | |||
| Temple | 38 | $484,950 | 29 |
| Falconridge | 35 | $449,900 | 65 |
| Rundle | 33 | $499,900 | 46 |
| Marlborough | 30 | $517,450 | 42 |
| Whitehorn | 29 | $429,000 | 54 |
| Marlborough Park | 27 | $475,000 | 39 |
| Monterey Park | 27 | $559,900 | 51 |
| Abbeydale | 21 | $410,000 | 41 |
| Pineridge | 19 | $375,000 | 41 |
| Castleridge | 11 | $525,000 | 63 |
| Coral Springs | 7 | $634,999 | 47 |
| The new northeast | |||
| Cornerstone | 63 | $538,970 | 49 |
| Redstone | 48 | $421,952 | 50 |
| Coventry Hills | 40 | $549,950 | 40 |
| Livingston | 37 | $569,900 | 44 |
| Harvest Hills | 36 | $467,450 | 42 |
| Lewisburg | 28 | $577,450 | 19 |
| Country Hills Village | 19 | $339,900 | 46 |
| Keystone Hills | 13 | $545,000 | 57 |
| Huxley | 7 | $579,900 | 41 |
| Franklin | 6 | $1,206,036 | 435 |
| Horizon | 4 | — | — |
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The other three quadrants
Calgary's quadrants price and behave differently enough that comparing them is usually the fastest way to work out where your budget actually goes furthest.
Questions
How much are homes in NE Calgary?
Right now there are 1,256 active listings with a NE street address: 546 detached at a median ask of $599,900, and 374 row, townhouse and apartment listings at a median ask of $315,000. Median days on market is 47. Those are asking prices on the live feed as of 2026-11-12, not sold prices — the citywide detached benchmark in the CREB® October 2026 report is $735,100.
Is NE Calgary a good place to buy?
It depends entirely on which part, which is the honest answer rather than the useful-sounding one. Northeast Calgary covers Bridgeland and the inner northeast, the Saddle Ridge and Métis Trail corridor, the established build-out east of Deerfoot, and the new communities north of Stoney Trail — 4 groups that price and behave differently, with live counts for each in the table above. What I can tell you without knowing your budget: there are 104 detached homes listed under $500,000 in NE today, and that single number moves more buying decisions than any quadrant-level average.
How many homes are for sale in NE Calgary right now?
1,256 active listings carry a NE street address as of 2026-11-12, of which 1,130 are in the communities listed on this page. The gap is industrial, commercial and rural-route addresses, plus communities too small to list. Counts come from the CREA DDF® feed and change daily.
What is the difference between the quadrants in Calgary?
Calgary is divided by Centre Street (east/west) and the Bow River (north/south), and every street address carries its quadrant. It matters for more than navigation: the four quadrants have genuinely different housing stock, build eras and price bands. Some communities sit on both sides of a dividing line — Livingston, Crescent Heights and Beltline all do — so on this site a listing is counted by its own address rather than by which quadrant its community is usually called.
Sources
- Calgary Real Estate Board (CREB®): Monthly statistics and media releases
- Calgary Real Estate Board (CREB®): Housing statistics
Figures cited from CREB® and City of Calgary sources reflect the reporting period stated on each page. Rules, fees and programs change. Confirm current details with the issuing authority before acting.
Last updated 2026-11-12 · Written by Mohammad Emon, REALTOR® (SRES®) & Licensed Property Manager, KO Realty · RECA licence CON-00133897
