Signal Hill
An established southwest Calgary community, Signal Hill offers family-sized homes, extensive shopping at Westhills and Signal Hill Centre, and quick access to Stoney Trail and the Rocky Mountains via the Trans-Canada Highway.
$1,025,000
Detached Benchmark Price*
33
Walk Score
1.90
Months of Supply (Detached)*
*CREB® does not publish a Signal Hill-specific benchmark. Figures reflect CREB®’s West district (which includes Signal Hill), detached homes, June 2026. Walk Score, Transit Score, and Bike Score via Walk Score.
Life in Signal Hill
Signal Hill is a mature southwest community built out through the 1990s, known for its extensive retail at Westhills and Signal Hill Centre, established schools, and quick access to Stoney Trail and the Trans-Canada Highway toward the mountains. Housing is a mix of single-family homes, townhomes, and low-rise condos across Signal Hill, Signal Ridge, and Sienna Hills.
Who It's Right For
Families and move-up buyers who want established schools, mature landscaping, and major shopping close by, plus commuters heading west toward the mountains or south along Stoney Trail.
Signal Hill Real Estate Market
CREB® reports housing statistics by district rather than by individual community, and Signal Hill falls within CREB®’s West 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 Signal Hill market. The West district posted the strongest year-over-year detached price growth of any Calgary district in June 2026.
| Metric (source, period) | Figure |
|---|---|
| Detached benchmark price (CREB® West district, Jun. 2026) | $1,025,000 (+3.72% year-over-year) |
| Semi-detached benchmark price (CREB® West district, Jun. 2026) | $846,800 (+2.52% year-over-year) |
| Row\/townhouse benchmark price (CREB® West district, Jun. 2026) | $442,300 (-4.88% year-over-year) |
| Apartment\/condo benchmark price (CREB® West district, Jun. 2026) | $327,300 (-7.75% year-over-year) |
| Months of supply, detached (West district, Jun. 2026) | 1.90 months |
| Sales-to-new-listings ratio, detached (West district, Jun. 2026) | 70.35% |
| Walk Score | 33 / 100 |
| Transit Score | 52 / 100 |
| Bike Score | 37 / 100 |
Source: CREB® June 2026 monthly stats package (West district); Walk Score. Figures update monthly, contact me for the latest numbers or a custom Signal Hill market report.
Who Lives in Signal Hill
According to the 2021 Census of Canada (City of Calgary Community Profiles), 13,000 residents lived in Signal Hill, compared with 1,291,790 across Calgary. 14% of residents are aged 0 to 14, below the citywide rate of 18%, while 23% are aged 65+, well above the citywide rate of 13%, reflecting a more established, mature population.
19% of Signal Hill households spend 30% or more of their income on shelter, below the citywide rate of 23%, and 37% of residents are immigrants, above the citywide rate of 33%. Median household income before tax was $116,000 in Signal Hill versus $98,000 citywide, and 75% of residents speak English most often at home, matching the citywide rate.
Source: City of Calgary Community Profiles, Signal Hill (2021 Census of Canada).
Pros
- Extensive shopping and services at Westhills and Signal Hill Centre, including major grocery, retail, and dining options<\/li>
- Quick access to Stoney Trail and the Trans-Canada Highway for mountain trips and west-side commutes<\/li>
- Established schools and mature landscaping across Signal Hill, Signal Ridge, and Sienna Hills<\/li>
- Detached benchmark price growth of 3.72% year-over-year (CREB® West district, Jun. 2026), the strongest of any Calgary district<\/li><\/ul>
Cons
- Walk Score of 33 means most errands require a car, and the Bike Score of 37 reflects minimal bike infrastructure<\/li>
- Detached benchmark price of $1,025,000 (CREB® West district, Jun. 2026) is well above the citywide detached benchmark of $750,500<\/li>
- Row\/townhouse and condo prices in the West district were down 4.88% and 7.75% year-over-year respectively as of June 2026<\/li>
- No LRT service directly into the community, so commuting downtown typically means driving or bus transit<\/li><\/ul>