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West Calgary Condo Guide

From Spruce Cliff and Glamorgan to Signal Hill, Patterson, Springbank Hill and West Springs: where west Calgary's condos are, what they're assessed at and how the Blue Line connects them.

8,325Condo units in the 6 main areas
$401,500Median 2026 assessment per unit
4Blue Line stations, Westbrook to 69 Street
23 min69 Street station to City Hall by CTrain

West Calgary has about 15,518 condo units across 25 communities. The six most condo-heavy hold 8,325 of them, with a median 2026 City of Calgary assessment of $401,500, about 18% above the citywide condo median and the highest of any sector in our guides. Values range from a median of about $332,000 in Glamorgan to $510,500 in West Springs. The Blue Line's four west-side stations run from Westbrook to 69 Street, about 23 minutes from City Hall.

Where the Condos Are

West Calgary Condo Areas

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

Signal Hill

Walk Score 58

Condos: The west's biggest condo community: 1990s low-rise apartment complexes (65% of units) on Simcoe Boulevard, Sierra Morena Boulevard and Sirocco Drive, and townhouse complexes (35%).

Units and values: about 1,659 condo units; median 2026 assessment $387,500. Mostly 1990s: about 84% built 1990–1999 and the rest by 2004 (median year 1997).

Nearby: Sirocco and 69 Street stations on the Blue Line, Signal Hill Library and Westside Recreation Centre.

City community: Signal Hill. Walk Score at 1818 Simcoe Boulevard SW.

West Springs

Walk Score 73

Condos: The highest median value of the 42 communities in our area guides: townhouse complexes (54% of units) and new high-rises (32%) on Broadcast Avenue, plus low-rises. The City lists West Springs as a developing community.

Units and values: about 1,627 condo units; median 2026 assessment $510,500. About 73% built since 2010 (median year 2017).

Nearby: 69 Street station on the Blue Line about 2.5 km from the community's centre and Westside Recreation Centre.

City community: West Springs. Walk Score at 8375 Broadcast Avenue SW.

Patterson

Walk Score 57

Condos: Hillside townhouse complexes (55% of units) and low-rise apartments (45%), including complexes on Prominence Rise and Patterson View.

Units and values: about 1,446 condo units; median 2026 assessment $443,000. Mostly 1980s and 1990s: about 88% built 1980–1999 (median year 1994).

Nearby: Shouldice Aquatic Centre and the Shouldice Seasonal Dome nearby, and Sarcee Trail access. Sirocco and 69 Street stations are under 3 km from the community's centre.

City community: Patterson. Walk Score at 550 Prominence Rise SW.

Springbank Hill

Walk Score 45

Condos: Low-rise apartment buildings (51% of units) and townhouse complexes (49%), including new buildings at 2117 81 Street SW (2023–2024). The City lists Springbank Hill as a developing community.

Units and values: about 1,343 condo units; median 2026 assessment $396,500. Mixed: about 52% built 2000–2014 and 44% in 2015 or later (median year 2008).

Nearby: 69 Street station, the Blue Line's west terminus, about 23 minutes from City Hall station, Westside Recreation Centre, and Ambrose University.

City community: Springbank Hill. Walk Score at 2117 81 Street SW.

Spruce Cliff

Walk Score 64

Condos: Almost all apartments: high-rises (47% of units) and low-rises (49%) on Spruce Place and Hemlock Crescent.

Units and values: about 1,204 condo units; median 2026 assessment $361,750. About 82% built 2000–2014 (median year 2006), with a few 1960s buildings.

Nearby: Westbrook station on the Blue Line, about 16 minutes from City Hall station, Nicholls Family Library, and Foothills Medical Centre nearby.

City community: Spruce Cliff. Walk Score at 24 Hemlock Crescent SW.

Glamorgan

Walk Score 81

Condos: Townhouse complexes (70% of units), the largest at 4810 40 Avenue SW and 80 Galbraith Drive SW, and low-rise apartments (30%). The lowest median value among the west's big six.

Units and values: about 1,046 condo units; median 2026 assessment $332,000. About 96% built before 1990: roughly half before 1980 and half in the 1980s.

Nearby: MAX Teal to Mount Royal University, Rockyview General Hospital and Westbrook station, Signal Hill Library, and Glenmore Trail and Sarcee Trail access.

City community: Glamorgan. Walk Score at 4810 40 Avenue 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.

At a Glance

The 6 areas compared

AreaUnitsMedianWalkBuilt
Signal Hill1,659$387,50058Mostly 1990s: about 84% built 1990–1999 and the rest by 2004 (median year 1997)
West Springs1,627$510,50073About 73% built since 2010 (median year 2017)
Patterson1,446$443,00057Mostly 1980s and 1990s: about 88% built 1980–1999 (median year 1994)
Springbank Hill1,343$396,50045Mixed: about 52% built 2000–2014 and 44% in 2015 or later (median year 2008)
Spruce Cliff1,204$361,75064About 82% built 2000–2014 (median year 2006), with a few 1960s buildings
Glamorgan1,046$332,00081About 96% built before 1990: roughly half before 1980 and half in the 1980s

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

West Calgary Condo Areas Map

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

CTrain & Transit

The Blue Line and West Transit

The Blue Line runs west from downtown with four stations in the West sector: Westbrook, 45 Street, Sirocco and 69 Street, the end of the line. Calgary Transit's fall 2026 weekday schedule shows about 16 minutes from Westbrook to City Hall station, 18 minutes from 45 Street and 23 minutes from 69 Street.

MAX Teal (Route 306) runs from Westbrook station through Glamorgan to Mount Royal University and Rockyview General Hospital and on to Douglas Glen in the southeast. Signal Hill, Springbank Hill and West Springs condos are mostly 2 to 3 km from Sirocco or 69 Street station; Patterson's hillside complexes are a bus ride away.

See the Blue Line on our Calgary CTrain map →

West CTrain and transit hubs

  • 69 Street station (Blue Line terminus)
  • Sirocco station
  • 45 Street station
  • Westbrook station (Blue Line and MAX Teal)
  • MAX Teal (Route 306) from Westbrook to Mount Royal University, Rockyview General Hospital and Douglas Glen

What to watch for in West Calgary

  • Higher values: the west's median 2026 assessment is about 18% above the citywide condo median, and West Springs' $510,500 is the highest of the 42 communities in our area guides.
  • Car dependence on the western edge: sample condo addresses score 45 on Walk Score in Springbank Hill and 57 in Patterson, and most units are 2 to 3 km from a CTrain station.
  • Older complexes: about 96% of Glamorgan's condo units and most of Patterson's were built before 2000. Review the reserve fund study and any planned roof, window, siding or envelope work.
  • New supply: the City lists West Springs and Springbank Hill as developing communities, and new buildings there keep competing with resales.
  • Townhouse plans: Glamorgan is 70% townhouses and West Springs and Patterson more than half. Check whether a complex is a conventional or bare land condo and who pays for roofs and siding.

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FAQ

West Calgary Condo Questions

How much do condos cost in West Calgary?
City of Calgary 2026 assessments put the median condo unit across West Calgary's six main condo communities at about $401,500, about 18% above the citywide condo median of $340,500, the highest of any sector in our guides. By community the median runs from about $332,000 in Glamorgan to $510,500 in West Springs. These are assessed values, not sale prices.
Is there a CTrain in West Calgary?
Yes. The Blue Line has four stations in the West sector: Westbrook, 45 Street, Sirocco and 69 Street, the end of the line. Calgary Transit's fall 2026 schedule shows about 16 minutes from Westbrook to City Hall station and 23 minutes from 69 Street.
Where are the most condos in West Calgary?
By number of units: Signal Hill (about 1,660), West Springs (about 1,630), Patterson (about 1,450), Springbank Hill (about 1,340), Spruce Cliff (about 1,200) and Glamorgan (about 1,050), from City of Calgary 2026 assessment data. Together they hold about 8,300 of the sector's 15,518 condo units; Lincoln Park, Glenbrook, Aspen Woods and Coach Hill come next.
Where are the newest condos in West Calgary?
West Springs, where about 73% of condo units were built in 2010 or later, and Springbank Hill, where 44% were built in 2015 or later. Signal Hill is mostly 1990s, Patterson mostly 1980s–90s, and Glamorgan mostly before 1990.
Is West Calgary walkable?
It depends on the address. Sample condo addresses score 81 on Walk Score in Glamorgan, 73 in West Springs and 64 in Spruce Cliff, but 57 in Patterson and 45 in Springbank Hill.
Which communities are in West Calgary?
This guide uses the City of Calgary's West community sector, which matches CREB®'s West district: 25 communities with condos, from Spruce Cliff, Glendale and Glamorgan west to Signal Hill, Patterson, Springbank Hill, West Springs and Aspen Woods, plus Lincoln Park and Currie Barracks. Varsity and Tuscany are in our Northwest Calgary guide.
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