New Builds in Livingston, Calgary
Livingston (NE) has 23 new builds listed on MLS® September 18, 2026: 10 detached houses, 9 townhomes, 3 apartment condos, 1 duplex. The median asking price is $439,900, 37% below the Calgary new-build median of $699,600, and the cheapest way in is $206,300. 4 homes advertise quick possession, and 1 is still under construction.
Updated September 18, 2026 · 23 active new-build listings from the MLS® feed · counts and medians are that day's snapshot; the grid below is live
What is listed in Livingston right now
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Detached houses lead, 10 of 23, at about $393 per square foot. Homes run 484 to 2,722 square feet, median 1,380. Bedrooms: 4 with 2 bedrooms, 7 with 3 bedrooms, 4 with 4 bedrooms, 4 with 5+ bedrooms. 13 of 23 list two or more parking spaces; 11 come with a finished or developed basement. Each type below opens the live search already filtered to it.
| Type | Listed | Median | From | Median size | Per sq ft |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Detached houses | 10 | $884,900 | $569,900 | 2,257 sq ft | $393 |
| Townhomes | 9 | $399,900 | $206,300 | 1,131 sq ft | $356 |
| Apartment condos | 3 | $274,900 | $265,900 | 533 sq ft | $516 |
| Duplexes and semi-detached | 1 | $549,900 | $549,900 | 1,537 sq ft | $358 |
Who is building in Livingston
9 of the 23 listings name their builder in the public remarks. Counts are listings, not homes sold, and a builder with one listing here may have a whole street of standing inventory it has not put on MLS®. The directory link opens the builder's profile; “see them” opens their Livingston homes.
- Brookfield Residential 5 listings · $433,052 median · Premium · see them
- Logel Homes 3 listings · $274,900 median · Entry · see them
- Excel Homes 1 listing · $549,900 median · Mid-market · see them
Possession timing
4 of the 23 advertise quick or immediate possession, move-in ready or a released showhome; 1 has a build year still ahead, so it is under construction; the remaining 18 say nothing about timing in their remarks. Builders do not always write it down, so the standing-inventory count is a floor rather than the whole market. The current listings have been on the market a median of 35 days. 5 were listed in the last two weeks.
New build versus resale in Livingston
61 resale homes were listed in Livingston alongside the 23 new builds September 18, 2026. Median asking: $655,800 resale against $439,900 new — new builds 33% below resale. Medians across mixed home types are a rough read, not a like-for-like; the useful comparison is the same plan on the same street, and that is a comparative market analysis. What the gap does tell you is whether this is a community where the builder's price is being tested by owners selling nearly-new homes beside it.
Newest listings in Livingston
The three most recently listed new builds September 18, 2026. Every listing on this page is supplied through the CREA DDF® and displayed courtesy of the brokerage named with it.
- 175 Herron Landing NE — $739,900 · detached house · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,860 sq ft · Newly builtListed by KIC Realty
- 177 148 Avenue NW — $439,900 · townhome · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,368 sq ft · Newly builtListed by Royal LePage Benchmark
- 202, 40 Livingston Parade NE — $399,900 · townhome · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,591 sq ft · Move-in readyListed by Bode Platform Inc.
About Livingston
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Buying new in Livingston?
The showhome representative works for the builder. I work for you — from the first visit (most builders require your agent to be registered on the first visit, not after), through the incentives that are never published, to the contract and the walkthrough. On a new build the builder typically pays the buyer agent, so representation usually costs you nothing extra.
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