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South Calgary Condo Guide

From Haysboro, Acadia and Braeside to Evergreen, Legacy and Walden: where south Calgary's condos are, what they're assessed at and how the Red Line connects them.

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8,255Condo units in the 6 main areas

$310,500Median 2026 assessment per unit

7Red Line stations, Heritage to Somerset–Bridlewood

15 minHeritage station to City Hall by CTrain

South Calgary is the city's biggest condo sector, with about 22,704 condo units across 36 communities. The six most condo-heavy hold 8,255 of them, with a median 2026 City of Calgary assessment of $310,500, about 9% below the citywide condo median. Values range from a median of about $220,500 in 1970s Acadia to $421,000 in Walden, built mostly since 2015. Seven Red Line stations serve the sector: about 15 minutes from Heritage to City Hall.

Where the Condos Are

South Calgary Condo Areas

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

Evergreen

Walk Score 21

Condos: 2000s low-rise apartment complexes (57% of units), the largest at 2330 Fish Creek Boulevard SW and on Eversyde Avenue, and townhouse complexes (43%).

Units and values: about 1,627 condo units; median 2026 assessment $404,000. About 91% built 2000–2014 (median year 2005).

Nearby: Fish Creek Provincial Park nearby, Shawnessy and Fish Creek–Lacombe stations about 3 km away, and Stoney Trail access. Car-oriented.

City community: Evergreen. Walk Score at 2330 Fish Creek Boulevard SW.

Haysboro

Walk Score 70

Condos: Mostly apartments: high-rises (60% of units), the largest at 8880 Horton Road SW (2006) near Heritage station, and low-rises (39%), many from the 1960s and 1970s. Among the south's lowest median values.

Units and values: about 1,504 condo units; median 2026 assessment $234,250. Two waves: about 40% built before 1980 and 48% in 2000–2014.

Nearby: Heritage station on the Red Line, about 15 minutes from City Hall station, and MAX Teal, plus Southwood Library, Southland Leisure Centre and Rockyview General Hospital nearby.

City community: Haysboro. Walk Score at 8880 Horton Road SW.

Legacy

Walk Score 42

Condos: Mostly new low-rise apartment buildings (85% of units), the largest at 81 and 215 Legacy Boulevard SE and 151 Legacy Main Street SE, plus townhouses (15%). The City lists Legacy as a developing community.

Units and values: about 1,473 condo units; median 2026 assessment $300,500. All built 2015–2024 (median year 2017).

Nearby: Macleod Trail and Stoney Trail access. Car-oriented: Somerset–Bridlewood station is about 7.5 km away.

City community: Legacy. Walk Score at 81 Legacy Boulevard SE.

Acadia

Walk Score 82

Condos: The south's lowest median value: 1970s low-rise apartments (72% of units), on Heritage Drive, 86 Avenue SE and Bonaventure Drive, and townhouse complexes (28%).

Units and values: about 1,380 condo units; median 2026 assessment $220,500. About 83% built before 1980 (median year 1976).

Nearby: The most walkable of the six: MAX Teal, Heritage station on the Red Line, and Acadia Aquatic & Fitness Centre.

City community: Acadia. Walk Score at 205 Heritage Drive SE.

Walden

Walk Score 49

Condos: Townhouse complexes (65% of units), many on Walgrove Court, Walgrove Common and Walgrove Walk, and low-rise apartments (35%). The highest median value among the south's big six.

Units and values: about 1,207 condo units; median 2026 assessment $421,000. Built 2009–2023, about 84% in 2015 or later (median year 2017).

Nearby: Macleod Trail and Stoney Trail access. Somerset–Bridlewood station is about 5 km away.

City community: Walden. Walk Score at 100 Walgrove Court SE.

Braeside

Walk Score 67

Condos: 1970s townhouse complexes (85% of units), the largest at 200 Brookpark Drive SW and on Bracewood Drive, plus a few low-rise apartments.

Units and values: about 1,064 condo units; median 2026 assessment $338,500. All built 1970–1978.

Nearby: Southland Leisure Centre, MAX Yellow, Southwood Library and Canyon Meadows Aquatic & Fitness Centre nearby, and Southland and Anderson stations about 2 km east.

City community: Braeside. Walk Score at 200 Brookpark Drive SW.

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.

Acadia$220,500

Haysboro$234,250

Legacy$300,500

Braeside$338,500

Evergreen$404,000

Walden$421,000

At a Glance

The 6 areas compared

Area	Units	Median	Walk	Built
Evergreen	1,627	$404,000	21	About 91% built 2000–2014 (median year 2005)
Haysboro	1,504	$234,250	70	Two waves: about 40% built before 1980 and 48% in 2000–2014
Legacy	1,473	$300,500	42	All built 2015–2024 (median year 2017)
Acadia	1,380	$220,500	82	About 83% built before 1980 (median year 1976)
Walden	1,207	$421,000	49	Built 2009–2023, about 84% in 2015 or later (median year 2017)
Braeside	1,064	$338,500	67	All built 1970–1978

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

South Calgary Condo Areas Map

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

CTrain & Transit

The Red Line and South Transit

The Red Line runs south from downtown with seven stations in the South sector: Heritage, Southland, Anderson, Canyon Meadows, Fish Creek–Lacombe, Shawnessy and Somerset–Bridlewood, the end of the line. Calgary Transit's fall 2026 weekday schedule shows about 15 minutes from Heritage to City Hall station, 24 minutes from Fish Creek–Lacombe, 26 from Shawnessy and 28 from Somerset–Bridlewood.

MAX Teal (Route 306) crosses the south from Heritage station through Haysboro and Acadia toward Douglas Glen and west to Mount Royal University and Westbrook, and MAX Yellow (Route 304) links Braeside and Woodbine with downtown. Newer communities on the city's southern edge, such as Legacy and Walden, are 5 to 7.5 km from the nearest station.

See the Red Line on our Calgary CTrain map →

South CTrain and transit hubs

Heritage station (Red Line and MAX Teal)
Southland and Anderson stations
Canyon Meadows and Fish Creek–Lacombe stations
Shawnessy station
Somerset–Bridlewood station (Red Line terminus)
MAX Teal (Route 306) to Mount Royal University and Westbrook; MAX Yellow (Route 304) to downtown

What to watch for in South Calgary

Older complexes: about 83% of Acadia's condo units were built before 1980 and all of Braeside's in 1970–1978. Review the reserve fund study and any planned roof, window, siding or plumbing work.
Car dependence in the far south: sample condo addresses score 21 on Walk Score in Evergreen, 42 in Legacy and 49 in Walden.
New supply: every Legacy unit was built since 2015 and the City lists it as a developing community, so new buildings keep competing with resales.
Newer buildings: most Legacy and Walden units are recent enough to still carry part of Alberta's mandatory new home warranty (five years for the building envelope, ten for structure). Ask for the warranty documents.
Townhouse plans: Braeside is 85% townhouses and Walden 65%. Check whether a complex is a conventional or bare land condo and who pays for roofs and siding.

Before you buy

Review the building's documents with our condo document review guide, and compare bare land and conventional condos.

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Nearby City

Okotoks Condos

Calgary's southern neighbour on the Sheep River: the CREB® townhouse benchmark was $463,300 in September 2026. Condo townhouses here had a median assessment of $432,000 in the Town's open data (October 2026).

Okotoks condo guide → Inner City

City Centre Calgary

Downtown, the Beltline, Mission, East Village and the rest of the City Centre sector compared side by side.

City Centre Calgary comparison → Calgary's Northwest

Northwest Calgary

About 14,200 condo units from Varsity and Dalhousie to Tuscany and Royal Oak, along the Red Line.

Northwest Calgary condo guide → Calgary's North

North Calgary

About 14,900 condo units from Sage Hill and Evanston to Panorama Hills, served by MAX Green and express buses.

North Calgary condo guide → Calgary's Northeast

Northeast Calgary

About 12,500 condo units from Pineridge to Saddle Ridge, Skyview Ranch and Cornerstone, on the Blue Line.

Northeast Calgary condo guide → Calgary's East

East Calgary

About 3,800 condo units from Dover and Albert Park to International Avenue and Belvedere, with some of the city's lowest assessments.

East Calgary condo guide → Calgary's Southeast

Southeast Calgary

About 15,100 condo units from McKenzie Towne to Seton and Mahogany, with the Green Line due at Shepard in 2031.

Southeast Calgary condo guide → Calgary's West

West Calgary

About 15,500 condo units from Spruce Cliff and Glamorgan to Signal Hill and West Springs, along the Blue Line.

West Calgary condo guide →

FAQ

South Calgary Condo Questions

How much do condos cost in South Calgary?

City of Calgary 2026 assessments put the median condo unit across South Calgary's six main condo communities at about $310,500, about 9% below the citywide condo median of $340,500. By community the median runs from about $220,500 in Acadia and $234,000 in Haysboro to $421,000 in Walden. These are assessed values, not sale prices.

Is there a CTrain in South Calgary?

Yes. The Red Line has seven stations in the South sector, from Heritage to Somerset–Bridlewood, the end of the line. Calgary Transit's fall 2026 schedule shows about 15 minutes from Heritage to City Hall station and 28 minutes from Somerset–Bridlewood.

Where are the most condos in South Calgary?

By number of units: Evergreen (about 1,630), Haysboro (about 1,510), Legacy (about 1,470), Acadia (about 1,380), Walden (about 1,210) and Braeside (about 1,060), from City of Calgary 2026 assessment data. The South is Calgary's biggest condo sector, with 22,704 units across 36 communities; Bridlewood, Canyon Meadows, Somerset and Belmont come next.

Where are the newest condos in South Calgary?

Legacy, where every condo unit was built from 2015 to 2024, and Walden, about 84% built in 2015 or later. Evergreen is mostly 2000s; Acadia and Braeside are mostly 1970s.

Is South Calgary walkable?

Closer in, yes: sample condo addresses score 82 on Walk Score in Acadia, 70 in Haysboro and 67 in Braeside. Farther south they score 49 in Walden, 42 in Legacy and 21 in Evergreen.

Which communities are in South Calgary?

This guide uses the City of Calgary's South community sector, which matches CREB®'s South district: 36 communities with condos, from Haysboro, Acadia and Braeside south through Bonavista, Canyon Meadows, Shawnessy, Somerset and Evergreen to Legacy and Walden. McKenzie Towne, Auburn Bay and Seton are in our Southeast Calgary guide.

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