Richmond is a community mid-transformation, which makes asking prices unusually unreliable here — similar-looking homes are listed at very different numbers by very different builders. Sold prices are the correction. This page shows what actually changed hands, and the comparison worth making is always within a product type, a vintage and a position on the hill. several sales have closed here in the last twelve months.
Sold data does three specific jobs in Richmond. It prices the land, because that is roughly what an original mid-century home trades at when a builder buys it, and every infill price on the street is built on top of that number. It prices the view, because the skyline premium on the northeastern high ground is real and shows up in transactions rather than in listing language, where every home claims an outlook. And it prices the builder, because the gap between a well-executed infill and an indifferent one is invisible in photographs and very visible in what buyers paid. For a seller in a community where the neighbour's sale may have been a different vintage entirely, it is the only honest starting point.
Compare within type, vintage and position — an original sale prices nothing on a new build, a half duplex prices nothing on a detached infill, and a sale on the low ground prices nothing on the view streets. Read days on market alongside price, because with this much new supply a listing that sat is usually telling you about its ask. Treat older comparables carefully, since a block mid-cycle may not look the way it did when a nearby home sold. Sold prices and full property history are available to registered users under Alberta's VOW rules — an MLS® licensing requirement rather than a paywall, and the account is free.
Over the last twelve months Richmond recorded a median sold price of $919,000, a median 41 days on market, a sale-to-list ratio of 96.7%. Figures cover August 2025 to July 2026.
A single median across every property type moves when the mix moves. In Richmond 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 the Marda Loop shops, patios and Safeway on 33rd and 34th Avenue, Richmond Green's ball diamonds, park space and family golf centre, River Park's off-leash valley minutes east and 17th Avenue's row a few minutes north. Access is via Crowchild Trail, 14 Street SW and 33rd Avenue SW.
Alberta uses designated agency: the individual REALTOR® you sign with represents you, not the brokerage as a whole. If another agent at the same brokerage happens to have the listing, your representation and the confidentiality of what you have told us do not change.
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