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Calgary Luxury Real Estate Report

Calgary's million-dollar market grew while the wider market shrank.

Reporting periodOctober 2025 – September 2026
Sales above $1M2,151
Median, $1M+$1,276,529
Communities151
Published10 October 2026
The Local Read

The luxury market is the one part of Calgary that behaved the opposite way this year, and it is worth understanding why before anyone reads it as strength across the board. Growth at the top is coming from people arriving with equity from another province, not from Calgary buyers moving up. The other thing sellers above two million need to hear is the supply number: 7.7 months of inventory above three million is not a seller's market, whatever the sales growth says. At that level you are waiting for one specific buyer.

— Crystal Tost, REALTOR®, Calgary real estate since 1997

Definition

What counts as luxury in this report

Luxury here means price threshold only. A sale is counted in a tier if it closed at or above that price. No judgement is made about finish, architecture, lot or prestige, and no home is described as luxury on any basis other than what it sold for.

This matters because the word is used loosely. A $1M home in Calgary is a well-located detached house, not an estate. Publishing the threshold rather than an opinion means the figures can be checked and compared against anyone else's.
The tiers

Four price tiers, measured the same way

Calgary sales at or above each price threshold, October 2025 – September 2026, compared with October 2024 – September 2025.
ThresholdSalesChangeMedianDays on marketActiveMonths of supply
$1,000,000+2,151+6.1%$1,276,529396853.8
$1,500,000+681+12.0%$1,910,000402674.7
$2,000,000+297+22.2%$2,499,900431355.5
$3,000,000+75+25.0%$3,715,00052487.7
Calgary's $1M+ market grew while total sales fell
$1M+ +6.1% · All residential -9.6%
Sales volume, October 2025 – September 2026 vs October 2024 – September 2025
Source: MLS® sales data
CalgaryListings Group analysis
Supply

Supply rises steeply with price

The most useful number in this report is not the sales growth, it is the supply curve. Months of supply rises from 3.8 at the entry to luxury to 5.5 above $2M and 7.7 above $3M. Sales growth and slow selling conditions are not contradictory: more homes are trading at these prices than a year ago, and each one still takes a long time to find its buyer.

Above $3M, Calgary carries 7.7 months of inventory
3.8 months at $1M+ → 7.7 months at $3M+
Active listings over average monthly sales, October 2025 – September 2026
Source: MLS® sales and active listing data
CalgaryListings Group analysis

For context, four months of supply is generally regarded as a balanced market. On that measure the entry tier of Calgary luxury is roughly balanced, and everything above $2M favours buyers — regardless of the growth in transaction counts.

Geography

Where Calgary's $1M+ buyers actually bought

151 Calgary communities recorded at least one sale above $1M. These are the most active, with a minimum of 15 such sales.

Calgary communities by sales above $1M, October 2025 – September 2026.
CommunitySales above $1MMedianDays on market
Altadore101$1,310,00032
West Springs84$1,256,00028
Aspen Woods80$1,542,50027
Springbank Hill74$1,600,00041
Killarney/Glengarry67$1,144,27845
West Hillhurst63$1,398,88837
Mahogany59$1,250,00056
Elbow Park57$2,645,00030
Richmond57$1,200,00041
Lake Bonavista49$1,210,00023
Cranston48$1,230,00041
Upper Mount Royal38$2,482,50035
Varsity38$1,307,50035
Hillhurst36$1,287,50028
Mount Pleasant36$1,166,25041

What sold above $1M

Property type mix of Calgary sales above $1M, October 2025 – September 2026.
Property typeSalesMedian
Detached1,715$1,317,000
Semi Detached (Half Duplex)275$1,139,000
Apartment75$1,300,000
Full Duplex29$1,100,000
Row/Townhouse28$1,352,500
Residential Land27$2,205,000
Mixed Use1$1,280,000
Triplex1$2,370,000
How this was made

Methodology

Data source
MLS® sales and active listing data accessed via Repliers; Calgary board data originates with Pillar 9™. Analysis by CalgaryListings Group.
Definition of luxury
Price threshold only, as set out above. Tiers are cumulative: the $1M+ tier includes every sale above $1.5M, $2M and $3M.
Reporting period
October 2025 – September 2026, compared against October 2024 – September 2025.
Minimum sample size
A community appears in the geography table only with at least 15 sales above $1M. Tier-level figures for $3M+ rest on 75 sales and should be read as indicative.
Median, not average
Median sold price. At these price points a small number of exceptional sales moves an average substantially, which is precisely why an average is not used.
Limitations
Private and off-market sales at the top of the market are not captured, and are more common at these price points than in the wider market. Actual luxury activity is therefore likely understated.

Full definitions, sample-size floors and the limits of this dataset: how our research is calculated.

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Report: Calgary Luxury Real Estate Report
Reporting period: October 2025 – September 2026
Underlying source: MLS® sales data
URL: https://www.calgarylistings.com/calgary-luxury-real-estate-report/

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CalgaryListings Group analysis of MLS® sales data, Calgary Luxury Real Estate Report (October 2025 – September 2026). https://www.calgarylistings.com/calgary-luxury-real-estate-report/

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