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East Calgary Condo Guide

From Dover and Albert Park to International Avenue, Applewood Park and new Belvedere: where east Calgary's condos are, what they're assessed at and how MAX Purple and the Green Line serve them.

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2,966Condo units in the 6 main areas
$275,000Median 2026 assessment per unit
0CTrain stations inside the sector today
2031Green Line southeast segment opening

East Calgary is the city's smallest condo sector, with about 3,838 condo units across 10 communities. The six most condo-heavy hold 2,966 of them, with a median 2026 City of Calgary assessment of $275,000, about 19% below the citywide condo median. Values range from a median of about $242,000 in Red Carpet to $436,250 in Belvedere, built since 2021. MAX Purple runs along 17 Avenue SE to downtown, and the Green Line's southeast segment, due in 2031, will pass just west of Dover.

Where the Condos Are

East Calgary Condo Areas

The six City of Calgary communities in the East sector with the most condo units on the 2026 assessment roll. Walk Scores are for a sample condo address in each.

Dover

Walk Score 62

Condos: East Calgary's biggest condo community: low-rise apartments (63% of units), including 2727 28 Avenue SE (2007), and townhouse complexes (37%) such as Valleyview Park SE.

Units and values: about 886 condo units; median 2026 assessment $279,500. Mixed: built 1979–2007, about 48% in 1980–1999 and 40% in 2000–2014 (median year 1995).

Nearby: The Inglewood Bird Sanctuary and Inglewood Aquatic Centre nearby, Deerfoot Trail access, and peak express buses (117, 151). The Green Line's Highfield and 26 Avenue SE stations, under construction, are about 2 km from the community's centre.

City community: Dover. Walk Score at 2727 28 Avenue SE.

Belvedere

Walk Score 46

Condos: New high-rise apartments (46% of units), most at 8500 19 Avenue SE, and townhouse complexes (54%). The highest median value in the east; the City lists Belvedere as a developing community.

Units and values: about 560 condo units; median 2026 assessment $436,250. The newest stock: all built 2021–2024.

Nearby: East Hills shopping centre next door, MAX Purple to downtown from East Hills, and Stoney Trail and 17 Avenue SE access.

City community: Belvedere. Walk Score at 8500 19 Avenue SE.

Penbrooke Meadows

Walk Score 68

Condos: 1960s and 1970s townhouse complexes (79% of units), such as 5425 Pensacola Crescent SE, plus low-rise apartments on 10 Avenue SE.

Units and values: about 438 condo units; median 2026 assessment $261,500. About 79% built before 1980, the rest in the 2000s.

Nearby: MAX Purple on 17 Avenue SE (International Avenue), Forest Lawn Library and Bob Bahan Aquatic & Fitness Centre nearby.

City community: Penbrooke Meadows. Walk Score at 5425 Pensacola Crescent SE.

Red Carpet

Walk Score 58

Condos: Two low-rise apartment complexes: 6224 17 Avenue SE (214 units, 1999) and 1717 60 Street SE. The lowest median value among the east's big six.

Units and values: about 400 condo units; median 2026 assessment $242,000. Built 1999–2004.

Nearby: MAX Purple on 17 Avenue SE, Elliston Park and its lake to the south, and Bob Bahan Aquatic & Fitness Centre nearby.

City community: Red Carpet. Walk Score at 6224 17 Avenue SE.

Albert Park/Radisson Heights

Walk Score 81

Condos: Mainly low-rise apartments (83% of units), led by the 214-unit building at 1317 27 Street SE (2013), plus small townhouse complexes.

Units and values: about 354 condo units; median 2026 assessment $300,250. Mostly built since 2010 (median year 2013), with a few older complexes.

Nearby: The east's most walkable condo pocket: Barlow/Max Bell station on the Blue Line about 9 minutes from City Hall station, MAX Purple on 17 Avenue SE, and the Max Bell Centre arena next door.

City community: Albert Park/Radisson Heights. Walk Score at 1317 27 Street SE.

Applewood Park

Walk Score 41

Condos: 2000s low-rise apartments (76% of units), the largest at 1620 70 Street SE, and townhouses (24%) on Applevillage Court.

Units and values: about 328 condo units; median 2026 assessment $261,500. All built 2002–2007.

Nearby: MAX Purple on 17 Avenue SE, Elliston Park to the southwest, and East Hills shopping to the east.

City community: Applewood Park. Walk Score at 1620 70 Street SE.

Prices

Median condo assessment by area

City of Calgary 2026 assessed value per condo unit, compared with a citywide condo median of about $340,500.

At a Glance

The 6 areas compared

AreaUnitsMedianWalkBuilt
Dover886$279,50062Mixed: built 1979–2007, about 48% in 1980–1999 and 40% in 2000–2014 (median year 1995)
Belvedere560$436,25046The newest stock: all built 2021–2024
Penbrooke Meadows438$261,50068About 79% built before 1980, the rest in the 2000s
Red Carpet400$242,00058Built 1999–2004
Albert Park/Radisson Heights354$300,25081Mostly built since 2010 (median year 2013), with a few older complexes
Applewood Park328$261,50041All built 2002–2007

Source: City of Calgary 2026 property assessment open data: residential condominium units (the City's low-rise, high-rise and townhouse condo use codes with a condominium plan;unit legal description), grouped by City community. Assessments are the City's estimate of value for property tax, not sale prices. Walk Scores from walkscore.com at a sample address.

Map

East Calgary Condo Areas Map

Approximate community centres from City of Calgary data · Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors

CTrain & Transit

MAX Purple, the Blue Line and the Green Line

There are no CTrain stations inside the East sector. MAX Purple (Route 307) is its rapid transit: it runs from East Hills along 17 Avenue SE, International Avenue, to downtown, with a dedicated transitway from Deerfoot Trail to 52 Street SE. Barlow/Max Bell station on the Blue Line, about 9 minutes from City Hall station, is a short walk from Albert Park/Radisson Heights.

The Green Line southeast segment, under construction from Shepard to downtown and due to open in 2031, will pass west of Dover with stations at Highfield and 26 Avenue SE, about 2 km from Dover's centre. The east-end communities along 17 Avenue SE are 6 to 8 km from the nearest Green Line station.

See Calgary's CTrain lines on our map →

East Calgary transit

  • MAX Purple (Route 307) along 17 Avenue SE from East Hills to downtown
  • Barlow/Max Bell station (Blue Line), beside Albert Park/Radisson Heights
  • Franklin and Marlborough stations (Blue Line), north of 17 Avenue SE
  • Express routes 117 McKenzie Towne and 151 New Brighton through Dover
  • Future: Green Line Highfield and 26 Avenue SE stations, opening 2031

What to watch for in East Calgary

  • A small market: the East sector has only about 3,800 condo units, the fewest of any sector, so there are few sales to compare. Look at recent sales in the specific complex.
  • Older townhouses: about 79% of Penbrooke Meadows' condo units were built before 1980. Review the reserve fund study and who pays for roofs, windows and siding.
  • Car dependence at the east edge: sample condo addresses score 41 on Walk Score in Applewood Park and 46 in Belvedere.
  • New supply in Belvedere: every condo unit there was built 2021–2024 and the City still lists it as developing, so expect new competition for resales.
  • Green Line timing: the southeast segment near Dover is due in 2031; construction schedules can change, so don't pay extra today for a future station.

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FAQ

East Calgary Condo Questions

How much do condos cost in East Calgary?
City of Calgary 2026 assessments put the median condo unit across East Calgary's six main condo communities at about $275,000, about 19% below the citywide condo median of $340,500. By community the median runs from about $242,000 in Red Carpet to $436,250 in brand-new Belvedere. These are assessed values, not sale prices.
Is there a CTrain in East Calgary?
Not inside the sector. MAX Purple buses run along 17 Avenue SE to downtown, and Barlow/Max Bell station on the Blue Line sits beside Albert Park/Radisson Heights. The Green Line southeast segment, due in 2031, will add Highfield and 26 Avenue SE stations west of Dover.
Where are the most condos in East Calgary?
By number of units: Dover (about 890), Belvedere (about 560), Penbrooke Meadows (about 440), Red Carpet (400), Albert Park/Radisson Heights (about 350) and Applewood Park (about 330), from City of Calgary 2026 assessment data. Together they hold about 3,000 of the sector's 3,838 condo units; Forest Heights, Forest Lawn and Erin Woods come next.
Where are the newest condos in East Calgary?
Belvedere, where every condo unit was built from 2021 to 2024, then Albert Park/Radisson Heights (median year 2013). Penbrooke Meadows is mostly 1960s and 1970s.
Is East Calgary walkable?
It depends on the address. Sample condo addresses score 81 on Walk Score in Albert Park/Radisson Heights and 68 in Penbrooke Meadows, but 46 in Belvedere and 41 in Applewood Park.
Which communities are in East Calgary?
This guide uses the City of Calgary's East community sector, which matches CREB®'s East district: 10 communities with condos, including Dover, Forest Lawn, Forest Heights, Penbrooke Meadows, Albert Park/Radisson Heights, Red Carpet, Applewood Park, Erin Woods and Belvedere. Saddle Ridge and Pineridge are in our Northeast Calgary guide.
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