Sold prices are the only sensible way to read Mount Pleasant, because the community spans original bungalows, renovated character homes and brand-new infills on the same tree-lined streets. Two houses forty metres apart can be entirely different assets, and an asking price only tells you which of them a seller believes they own. This page shows what has actually changed hands, compared within property type rather than lumped into a single community figure. several sales have closed here in the last twelve months.
Mount Pleasant is upgrading block by block, which means comparables shift by vintage and quality more than by location — precisely the situation in which asking prices become unreliable and sold data becomes essential. It is the only way to see what a redevelopment lot was worth to a builder, what a renovation actually returned, and how much of a new half duplex's price is the building rather than the address. It also shows how the newest infills at the top behave separately from the character stock and the small condo bench underneath. Sold prices and full property history are available to registered users under Alberta's VOW rules; the account is free, and the requirement comes from MLS® licensing rather than from us.
Compare within the same vintage and the same product — an infill sale does not price an unrenovated bungalow across the street, and a condo sale prices neither. Read days on market and the gap between list and sold price alongside the number; in a community with this much new product, how long something sat is often the more useful signal. Ask for the full picture on any comparable before you rely on it, because condition, what was genuinely renovated, lot width and builder rarely show up in a price. And treat sold figures as history rather than forecast, particularly on blocks that are still changing.
Over the last twelve months Mount Pleasant recorded a median sold price of $866,400, a median 35 days on market, a sale-to-list ratio of 99.0%. Figures cover August 2025 to July 2026.
A single median across every property type moves when the mix moves. In Mount Pleasant a quarter of strong apartment sales and a quarter of strong detached sales can pull the same number in opposite directions without any individual home changing in value, which is why the type-specific searches below are the more useful comparison.
An asking price is an opinion. A sold price is the only number that tells you what a buyer actually paid, and it is what any honest valuation is built from.
Sold prices and full property history are available to registered users under Alberta’s VOW rules — a free account is an Alberta MLS® licensing requirement, not a paywall. Get an evaluation of your own home or see the Calgary Neighbourhood Report for the wider picture.
Nearby amenities include Mount Pleasant outdoor pool and arena, Mount Pleasant Community Association, Confederation Park and Confederation Park Golf Course and Riley Park. Access is via Centre Street N — downtown in about 10 minutes, 10 Street NW and 16 Avenue NW.
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