Inglewood
Calgary’s oldest neighbourhood, Inglewood blends century-old character homes and rowhouse infill with an antique district, live music venues, and restaurants along 9th Avenue SE, all steps from the Bow River pathway and Pearce Estate Park.
$996,800
Detached Benchmark Price*
44
Walk Score
2.73
Months of Supply (Detached)*
*CREB® does not publish an Inglewood-specific benchmark. Figures reflect CREB®’s City Centre district (which includes Inglewood), detached homes, June 2026. Walk Score, Transit Score, and Bike Score via Walk Score.
Life in Inglewood
Inglewood is ideal for buyers drawn to character and culture: century-old brick storefronts, antique shops, live music venues, and a walkable strip along 9th Avenue SE, backed by the Bow River pathway system, Pearce Estate Park, and the Inglewood Bird Sanctuary. Housing is a mix of original bungalows, character infill, and rowhouse-style townhomes, with detached homes forming the bulk of the market.
Who It's Right For
Buyers who want a distinct, walkable inner-city character neighbourhood rather than a high-rise, plus renovators and infill buyers drawn to Inglewood’s mix of heritage housing stock and redevelopment lots close to downtown and East Village.
Inglewood Real Estate Market
CREB® reports housing statistics by district rather than by individual community, and Inglewood falls within CREB®’s City Centre district. The figures below are the exact, most recent published numbers for that district, not estimates, so treat them as the closest available official read on the Inglewood market.
| Metric (source, period) | Figure |
|---|---|
| Detached benchmark price (CREB® City Centre district, Jun. 2026) | $996,800 (+1.06% year-over-year) |
| Row/townhouse benchmark price (CREB® City Centre district, Jun. 2026) | $585,100 (-4.33% year-over-year) |
| Apartment/condo benchmark price (CREB® City Centre district, Jun. 2026) | $305,700 (-8.86% year-over-year) |
| Months of supply, detached (City Centre district, Jun. 2026) | 2.73 months |
| Sales-to-new-listings ratio, detached (City Centre district, Jun. 2026) | 57.02% |
| Walk Score | 44 / 100 |
| Transit Score | 56 / 100 |
| Bike Score | 60 / 100 |
Source: CREB® June 2026 monthly stats package (City Centre district); Walk Score. Figures update monthly, contact me for the latest numbers or a custom Inglewood market report.
Who Lives in Inglewood
According to the 2021 Census of Canada (City of Calgary Community Profiles), 4,130 residents lived in Inglewood, compared with 1,291,790 across Calgary. Just 12% of residents are aged 0 to 14, versus 18% citywide, while 11% are aged 65+, versus 13% citywide.
27% of Inglewood households spend 30% or more of their income on shelter, compared with 23% citywide, and 13% of residents are immigrants, well below the citywide rate of 33%. Median household income before tax was $87,000 in Inglewood versus $98,000 citywide, and 94% of residents speak English most often at home, compared with 75% citywide.
Source: City of Calgary Community Profiles, Inglewood (2021 Census of Canada).
Pros
- Calgary’s oldest and most distinct inner-city neighbourhood, with a walkable antique and dining strip along 9th Avenue SE
- Direct access to the Bow River pathway, Pearce Estate Park, and the Inglewood Bird Sanctuary
- Detached benchmark price of $996,800 (CREB® City Centre district, Jun. 2026) sits well below Mount Royal and other premium inner-city addresses in the same district
- Character homes and infill lots appeal to renovators and buyers who want a distinct streetscape rather than a high-rise
Cons
- Walk Score of 44 means most errands still require a car, well below inner-city communities like Beltline (91)
- Older housing stock means more variability in condition, foundations, and renovation needs
- Limited larger family-sized new-build inventory compared to suburban communities
- Proximity to rail lines and industrial areas affects some pockets of the community