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City Centre Calgary Condo Guide

The Beltline, Downtown, East Village, Mission, Eau Claire and the other inner-city communities side by side, with a link to each full guide.

29,595Condo units in 12 City Centre communities
$306,500Median 2026 assessment per unit
11,376Units in the Beltline, the largest
100%Of East Village units built 2000 or later

Calgary's City Centre has about 29,595 condo units across the 12 communities in this guide, with a median 2026 City of Calgary assessment of $306,500, a little below the citywide condo median of $340,500. The Beltline alone holds more than a third of them. Values run from about $176,500 in the Downtown Commercial Core, where about half the units are rental-coded condos, to $470,750 in Eau Claire, and building age explains most of the rest of the gap.

Side by Side

City Centre Condo Communities Compared

"City Centre" here is the City of Calgary's City Centre community sector: the Centre City communities (Beltline, Downtown, East Village, Eau Claire, Chinatown) and the inner-city communities around them. These are its 12 communities with the most condo units; the whole sector has about 45,426 condo units with a median of $318,000.

CommunityCondo unitsMedian 2026 assessmentBuilt before 1980Built 2000+Walk ScoreGuide
Beltline11,376$301,50026%58%91Full guide
Downtown Commercial Core2,441$176,50053%30%87Full guide
East Village2,119$341,5000%100%79Full guide
Mission1,968$319,00046%41%76Full guide
Crescent Heights1,720$268,75048%34%——
Bridgeland-Riverside1,711$355,0008%80%—Full guide
Bankview1,607$232,00063%19%——
Downtown West End1,447$333,0009%91%87Full guide
Chinatown1,352$342,50010%82%——
Eau Claire1,312$470,7500%42%83Full guide
Lower Mount Royal1,294$299,75049%28%——
Sunnyside1,248$339,75052%41%75Full guide

Source: City of Calgary 2026 property assessments (valuation date July 1, 2025): condominium-plan units the City codes as apartment, rental or townhouse condos, counted once per roll number (titled parking stalls and storage excluded). Rental-coded condos are condo-titled units in buildings the City classes as rental condominiums. Assessments are the City's estimate of value for property tax, not sale prices. Walk Scores, where shown, are neighbourhood scores from walkscore.com.

Values

Median condo assessment by community

2026 City of Calgary assessments; the citywide condo median is about $340,500.

Without a Full Guide

Four more City Centre condo communities

Crescent Heights

About 1,720 condo units · median $268,750

On the north side of the Bow River across from Downtown. About half its condo units are in buildings from before 1980, and a fifth are rental-coded condos.

Bankview

About 1,607 condo units · median $232,000

The City Centre's oldest condo stock in this guide: 63% of units are in buildings from before 1980, and its median is among the lowest here.

Chinatown

About 1,352 condo units · median $342,500

Towers between the Downtown core and the Bow River, next to Eau Claire; 82% of units are in buildings from 2000 or later.

Lower Mount Royal

About 1,294 condo units · median $299,750

Older walk-ups and newer mid-rises just south of 17 Avenue SW; about half the units are in buildings from before 1980.

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FAQ

City Centre Condo Questions

How much do condos cost in Calgary's City Centre?
Across the 12 City Centre communities in this guide, the median 2026 City of Calgary assessment of a condo unit is about $306,500, a little below the citywide condo median of $340,500. Values range from about $176,500 in the Downtown Commercial Core and $232,000 in Bankview to $470,750 in Eau Claire. Assessments are not sale prices.
Which City Centre community has the most condos?
The Beltline, by far, with about 11,376 condo units: more than a third of the 29,595 units in this guide. The Downtown Commercial Core and East Village are next, with about 2,441 and 2,119.
Where are the newest condos in the City Centre?
East Village, where virtually every condo unit is in a building from 2000 or later, followed by the Downtown West End (91%), Chinatown and Bridgeland-Riverside (about 80% each). Bankview, the Downtown Commercial Core, Lower Mount Royal and Sunnyside have the oldest stock: about half or more of their units are in buildings from before 1980.
Why is the Downtown Commercial Core median so low?
About half of its condo-titled units are in buildings the City classes as rental condominiums, where whole buildings of mostly older suites are held as rentals. Including them, the median 2026 assessment is $176,500; without them it is about $297,000, close to the City Centre's typical value.
Where are the most expensive condos in the City Centre?
Eau Claire, beside the Bow River and Prince's Island Park, has the highest median in this guide ($470,750) and more condo units assessed at $1 million or more than any other Calgary community (207, by 2026 City of Calgary assessments).
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