Calgary sold home prices
In a market that moves as quickly as Calgary's, last spring's asking prices are old news. Recent sold prices show where values actually stand today, community by community.
See recent Calgary sold prices →Reading the Calgary market
Calgary's communities vary widely. An inner-city infill near Mount Royal, an estate home in Aspen Woods and a starter home in Mahogany or Evanston each follow their own price patterns. Citywide averages hide those differences, so compare your home with recent sales in its own community.
When you look through sold listings, check three things: the sold price against the original asking price, the number of days on market, and whether the home was detached, semi-detached or a townhouse. In a fast market, homes that sell above asking in a few days are a sign of strong demand. Price drops and long listing times point the other way.
Sold data from a licensed brokerage
Sweetly Real Estate is a licensed Alberta brokerage serving Calgary and communities across the province. Our sold-data search runs on Sellsio, our partner platform, and draws on MLS® records, so you see real transaction prices rather than estimates.
Planning a move in Calgary?
If you're weighing a sale, sold prices are only the first step. A Sweetly REALTOR® can prepare a free evaluation of your home, and if timing matters more than top dollar, we can make a Cash Offer with profit-share that lets you choose your closing date.
Calgary sold data FAQ
Where can I see sold house prices in Calgary?
Use the button above to search recent Calgary sales by community. Prices come from MLS® records.
Why do sold prices differ from online estimates?
Automated estimates use formulas. Sold prices are what buyers actually paid, which makes them the stronger guide.
How many sales should I compare?
Three to six recent sales of similar homes in the same community usually give a reliable range.