Beltline
The Beltline is one of Calgary’s most walkable neighbourhoods. It’s just south of downtown, with high-rise condos and a busy restaurant, café and nightlife scene along 17th Ave.
$297,900
Condo Benchmark Price*
91
Walk Score
5.77
Months of Supply (Condo)*
*CREB® doesn’t publish a benchmark just for the Beltline. These numbers are for apartment condos in CREB®’s City Centre district, which includes the Beltline. The September 2026 benchmark price was down 8.08% from a year earlier. Walk Score, Transit Score and Bike Score are from Walk Score.
Life in the Beltline
The Beltline is perfect if you want to walk to work, skip the commute and live a few steps from some of Calgary’s best restaurants and coffee shops. Almost everything here is a condo or townhome, from older character walk-ups to modern high-rises.
Who It's Right For
Young professionals, downsizers and investors looking for strong rental demand all like the Beltline. Pet-friendly buildings and being close to the Elbow River pathways are big draws too.
Beltline Homes for Sale
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Beltline Real Estate Market
CREB® reports its stats by district, not by individual community, and Beltline is part of CREB®’s City Centre district. The numbers below are the latest published figures for that district. They’re not my estimates, and they’re the closest official read you can get on the Beltline condo market.
| Metric (source, period) | Figure |
|---|---|
| Apartment/condo benchmark price (CREB® City Centre district), Sept. 2026 | $297,900 (−8.08% year-over-year) |
| Detached benchmark price (CREB® City Centre district), Sept. 2026 | $981,300 (+0.72% year-over-year) |
| Months of supply, apartment/condo (City Centre district), Sept. 2026 | 5.77 months |
| Sales-to-new-listings ratio, apartment/condo (City Centre district), Sept. 2026 | 42.90% |
| Walk Score | 91 / 100 |
| Transit Score | 80 / 100 |
| Bike Score | 90 / 100 |
Source: CREB® September 2026 monthly stats package (City Centre district); Walk Score. These numbers update every month, so reach out if you want the latest or a custom Beltline market report. You can compare it to Calgary’s other neighbourhoods in my community guide, or start browsing homes on the Buy page.
Who Lives in Beltline
According to the 2021 Census of Canada (City of Calgary Community Profiles), 25,880 people lived in the Beltline, compared with 1,291,790 across Calgary. It’s a young area with mostly singles and couples. Just 6% of residents are 0 to 14 years old, versus 18% citywide, and 8% are 65 or older, versus 13% citywide.
Most people in the Beltline rent. 12,670 of its private households rent (75%), compared with 156,615 renter households across the city (31%). The median monthly housing cost is $1,780 for owners and $1,370 for renters in the Beltline, versus $1,720 and $1,350 citywide.
Source: City of Calgary Community Profiles, Beltline (2021 Census of Canada).
Living in Beltline
What You’ll Love
- A Walk Score of 91/100, one of the highest in Calgary, with a Transit Score of 80 and a Bike Score of 90 (Walk Score)
- Lots of restaurants, cafés and nightlife along 17th Avenue SW, and you can walk downtown
- Since it’s mostly condos, prices start well below the detached benchmark ($297,900 vs. $981,300, CREB® City Centre district, Sept. 2026)
- 75% of households rent, so rental demand is strong for investors
Things to Consider
- Apartment condo prices in the City Centre district were down 8.08% from a year earlier as of Sept. 2026, with 5.77 months of supply. It’s a buyer’s market, and sellers should plan for that
- Not many family-sized or multi-bedroom homes, and only 6% of residents are 0 to 14 years old
- Street parking is hard to find, and many older walk-ups have little or no parking of their own
- Very few detached homes or townhomes, since almost everything is a condo or apartment
Frequently Asked Questions About Beltline
What is Beltline's Walk Score?
The Beltline has a Walk Score of 91, a Transit Score of 80 and a Bike Score of 90 (Walk Score), which puts it among the most walkable neighbourhoods in Calgary.
How many people live in Beltline?
25,880 people lived in the Beltline as of the 2021 Census of Canada, compared with 1,291,790 across Calgary (City of Calgary Community Profiles).
What's the benchmark condo price near Beltline?
CREB® doesn’t publish a benchmark just for the Beltline. The closest official number is the apartment condo benchmark price for CREB®’s City Centre district, which was $297,900 in September 2026, down 8.08% from a year earlier. I can pull recent sales in a specific building for a more accurate number.
Is it currently a buyer's or seller's market for Beltline-area condos?
Right now it favours buyers. In September 2026, apartment condos in the City Centre district had 5.77 months of supply and a 42.90% sales-to-new-listings ratio (CREB®), and both point to a buyer’s market.
Are most Beltline residents renters or owners?
Renters make up about 75% of the Beltline’s private households (12,670 occupied homes), compared with 31% across Calgary (City of Calgary Community Profiles, 2021 Census).
Is Beltline good for families with children?
Usually not. Just 6% of Beltline residents are 0 to 14 years old, compared with 18% citywide, and almost all the homes are condos, with not many multi-bedroom units.
What should I budget for condo fees in Beltline?
Condo fees vary a lot depending on the building’s age, amenities and how healthy the reserve fund is, so there isn’t a reliable average for the whole community. Before you buy, I’ll get the condo documents and fee history for any building you’re looking at.
What's the typical shelter cost in Beltline?
The median monthly housing cost in the Beltline is $1,780 for owners and $1,370 for renters, compared with $1,720 and $1,350 citywide (City of Calgary Community Profiles, 2021 Census).