Calgary Property Price History — Track Rent & Sale Prices Over Time
Showing 21,509 tracked properties across Calgary
932 Renfrew Dr NE
Coral Springs
730 2 Ave SW
Seton
230 21 Ave SW
4944 Dalton Dr NW
738 3 Avenue Southwest
12020 Candiac Road Southwest
81 Legacy Boulevard Southeast
730 5 St NE
1122 3 St SE
223 Calais Dr SW
Woodbine
1205 Cornerstone St NE
123 Howse Crescent Northeast
Evergreen
642 McDougall Rd NE
907 Rundle Crescent NE
Crestmont
Highwood
Beddington
3412 64 St NE
Ambleton
15 River Rock Manor SE
76 Citadel Manor NW
148 Crestridge Terrace SW
575 Sherwood Blvd NW
200 Seton Circle Southeast
1903 - 3820 Brentwood Road Northwest
115 Edgehill Court Northwest
76 Verity Mnr SW
74 Alpine Gardens SW
1727 12 Ave NE
148 Calhoun Common Northeast
Nolan Hill
Rosemont
2715 12th Ave. SE
36 Aspen Woods Park Southwest
225 11 Ave SE
Glacier Ridge
91 Rock Lake View Northwest
863 Alpine Dr SW
Mckenzie Towne
820 44 St SE
145 Point Dr NW
Acadia
60 Mallard Grove Southeast
373 Magnolia Way Southeast
43 Butler Crescent NW
Frequently Asked Questions
How often is Calgary price history data updated?
Our property price history database is updated daily with new rental and sale listings from multiple sources across Calgary, Alberta.
What areas does the Calgary price history cover?
We track price history across 299+ Calgary neighbourhoods covering 21,509+ unique addresses. Data covers a wide range of property types including apartments, condos, houses, townhouses, and duplexes.
Can I see rental price trends for a specific neighbourhood?
Yes — use the neighbourhood filter at the top of the page to narrow results to a specific area. You can also combine it with listing type (Rent or Sale) and property type filters to see targeted price trends.
How far back does the price data go?
Our database includes historical price records from when we began tracking. As we continue collecting data daily, you'll see longer price timelines for each property, making it easier to spot trends.
What does the price change percentage mean?
The percentage shown on each property card represents the change between the oldest and most recent recorded price. A red upward arrow means the price increased, while a green downward arrow means it decreased.
