What is the average price of a home in Bridgeland/Riverside?

The average sold price across all property types is, with a median. Prices vary significantly by property type — condos generally sit at the lower end while detached infill homes push the upper range. Check the live market stats on this page for the most current figures.

How close is Bridgeland/Riverside to downtown Calgary?

The neighbourhood is approximately two kilometres northeast of the downtown core. The Bridgeland/Memorial CTrain station connects residents to the downtown work district in under ten minutes by rail. For cyclists and walkers, the Bow River Pathway and the Centre Street bridge offer car-free routes into the core.

Are there good schools near Bridgeland/Riverside?

Riverside School (CBE) operates a well-regarded alternative K–9 science programme that draws students from across Calgary. The Catholic school board also serves families in the area. The University of Calgary is accessible by CTrain for post-secondary students, and SAIT's main campus is located just west of the neighbourhood.

Is Bridgeland/Riverside a good neighbourhood for investment properties?

Many investors find Bridgeland/Riverside attractive due to its constrained land supply, CTrain access, proximity to major employment anchors like Foothills Medical Centre, and a renter demographic that skews toward higher-income urban professionals. The neighbourhood's ongoing public infrastructure investment — Main Streets improvements, the pedestrian bridge, St. Patrick's Island programming — supports long-term desirability.

How competitive is the Bridgeland/Riverside real estate market?

Bridgeland/Riverside typically sees brisk turnover for well-priced properties. With an active listing count of around 124 at any given time and a sale-to-list ratio, the market rewards buyers who act decisively on correctly priced homes, particularly detached and townhome product that sees limited supply relative to demand.

Real Estate in Bridgeland/Riverside, Calgary

Bridgeland/Riverside attracts buyers who want an established inner-city address without paying Beltline prices.

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Active listings

124

Median list price

$449,900

Avg list price

$625,551

Homes for Sale in Bridgeland/Riverside, Calgary

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$584,900

830 Centre Avenue Northeast, Calgary

Townhouse · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,416 sqft

$575,000

38 9 Street NE, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 975 sqft

$255,000

955 McPherson Road NE, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 1 bed · 1 bath · 597 sqft

$199,900

955 Mcpherson Road NE, Calgary

Loft · 1 bed · 1 bath · 430 sqft

$360,000

510 Edmonton Trail NE, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 805.25 sqft

$1,995,000

1104 Drury Avenue NE, Calgary

3 Storey · 4 bed · 5 bath · 3,899.71 sqft

$675,000

211 7 Street NE, Calgary

1 and Half Storey · 3 bed · 1 bath · 1,121.94 sqft

$350,000

88 9 Street Northeast, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 1 bed · 1 bath · 569 sqft

Buying in Bridgeland/Riverside

Who fits here

Bridgeland/Riverside attracts buyers who want an established inner-city address without paying Beltline prices. The neighbourhood draws young professionals and couples who prioritise walkability and access to downtown, along with downsizers trading suburban square footage for riverfront proximity and a genuine sense of community. Its bohemian-bourgeois character — local coffee shops, a Thursday farmers' market, the Calgary Tool Library, and a long-running community association — appeals to buyers who value neighbourhood identity over newness. Investors are also active here, drawn by strong rental demand from hospital workers, students, and urban professionals who want CTrain access and the Bow River pathway at their doorstep. Families with older children appreciate Riverside School's alternative K–9 science programme, which draws students city-wide. The housing mix of infill townhomes, low-rise condos, and character single-family homes means entry-level buyers and move-up purchasers both find relevant options. If your buyer wants an inner-city lifestyle without a downtown postal code, Bridgeland/Riverside is a natural fit.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Bridgeland/Riverside is one of Calgary's most consistently active inner-city markets. The median sold price currently sits, with an average sold price of across all property types. Homes are priced from approximately up, giving buyers a meaningful range of entry points. The average price per square foot runs, reflecting the neighbourhood's premium positioning relative to Calgary's inner-city average. Active listings typically number around 124 at any given time, keeping competition healthy without tipping into bidding-war territory. Over the past twelve months, properties have changed hands, and homes have averaged days on market before selling. The sale-to-list ratio of indicates how closely final prices track asking prices — a useful signal of overall market confidence in the area.

Commute and lifestyle

Bridgeland/Riverside sits roughly two kilometres northeast of Calgary's downtown core, perched above the Bow River on a natural escarpment. The Bridgeland/Memorial and Zoo CTrain stations put the downtown work core within a single stop, and the community scores among Calgary's highest for pedestrian and cycling infrastructure. The regional Bow River Pathway runs directly through Riverside, connecting residents west to Eau Claire and east toward the Inglewood bird sanctuary. St. Patrick's Island — a fully revitalised river park with wetland boardwalks, fire pits, and year-round programming — is accessible on foot within minutes. A planned multimodal pedestrian bridge will deepen that connection to the island and southern pathway network. Within the neighbourhood, 1st Avenue NE functions as a Main Street with independent restaurants, specialty grocers, and services. Harvie Passage whitewater kayak park, an off-leash dog area, disc golf, tennis courts, a soccer pitch, and a toboggan hill round out the outdoor amenities. For families, Riverside School offers an alternative science programme at the K–9 level, and the Catholic school system also serves the area.

Long-term context

Bridgeland/Riverside benefits from a convergence of factors that have historically supported property values through Calgary's commodity-price cycles. Its hard boundary — the Bow River to the south, the escarpment to the north — means developable land is finite, creating a structural limit on supply. The City of Calgary's Bridgeland-Riverside Area Redevelopment Plan has guided density upward along the 1st Avenue NE corridor while protecting the low-density residential fabric inland, a balance that upgrades neighbourhood amenities without wholesale character change. Significant public investment reinforces long-term confidence: the CTrain stations, the St. Patrick's Island revitalisation, the forthcoming multimodal pedestrian bridge, and the Bridgeland Main Streets streetscaping project all make the neighbourhood more attractive over time. The proximity to the Foothills and Alberta Children's Hospital campuses anchors rental demand independently of downtown employment cycles. Buyers who purchased here during the 2015–2016 downturn generally recovered value faster than in outer-ring communities, reflecting inner-city resilience. Ongoing infill townhome and low-rise condo development continues to modernise the housing stock, supporting average price-per-square-foot gains even as the overall count of homes grows incrementally.

About Bridgeland/Riverside

Overview

Bridgeland-Riverside is a historic and vibrant inner-city neighbourhood located just northeast of Downtown Calgary. Known for its strong sense of community, highly walkable streets, and an eclectic mix of old and new, it has transformed into one of the city's most desirable urban enclaves. The area offers an appealing blend of urban convenience and community charm, with a median sold price.

Location

The neighbourhood is bounded by the Bow River to the south, Deerfoot Trail to the east, Edmonton Trail to the west, and the Renfrew community to the north. Its prime location provides residents with quick and easy access to the downtown core via Memorial Drive, as well as seamless connections to major city arteries like Deerfoot Trail.

Housing character

Bridgeland-Riverside features a diverse architectural landscape, reflecting its history as an early destination for European immigrants. Today, the dominant property type is the apartment and modern condominium, making it an affordable entry point into the inner city. The streetscape also includes charming heritage homes and contemporary townhomes. The average sold price in the area is, and homes typically see an average of on the market.

Schools

The community is served by a variety of educational institutions. Local options include Riverside School, a public K-9 school widely known for its Alternative Science Program, and St. Angela School, a Catholic elementary. Delta West Academy offers a private university preparatory program within the neighbourhood. Older students have easy access to nearby high schools like Crescent Heights.

Transit

Transit access in Bridgeland-Riverside is excellent, anchored by the Bridgeland/Memorial CTrain station on Calgary Transit's Blue Line. This light rail station provides rapid connections to downtown and across the city. The area is also well-served by local bus routes, and ongoing multimodal pedestrian bridge upgrades are continuously improving active transit connections between the community, the LRT, and the Bow River.

Shopping and dining

The neighbourhood is famous for its bustling main street along 1st Avenue NE, which boasts a vibrant café culture, boutique shopping, and highly acclaimed local dining. Staples like Lukes Drug Mart and Shiki Menya draw visitors from all over Calgary. During the warmer months, residents can also pick up fresh, local goods at the Bridgeland-Riverside Farmers' Market.

Parks and recreation

Outdoor enthusiasts are well-served by the community's abundant green spaces. Bridgeland-Riverside sits directly adjacent to the scenic Bow River Pathway system, perfect for cycling and jogging. Local parks include Murdoch Park, which hosts sports and a winter ice rink, and Tom Campbell's Hill, a popular natural park space. The Calgary Zoo, Telus Spark, and St. Patrick's Island are also just a short walk away.

Lifestyle

Living in Bridgeland-Riverside offers a dynamic, pedestrian-friendly lifestyle that attracts a mix of young professionals, families, and downsizers. The highly active Bridgeland-Riverside Community Association hosts numerous events, fostering a tight-knit, welcoming atmosphere. With homes sold over the last year, the area continues to be a popular choice for those seeking a vibrant, amenity-rich urban life.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The neighbourhood offers a diverse mix of property types, including infill townhomes, low-rise and mid-rise condominiums, character single-family detached homes, and semi-detached properties. Newer infill projects tend to occupy interior lots on the quieter residential streets, while condo buildings are concentrated along 1st Avenue NE. This variety means buyers across a wide budget range typically find relevant options within the community.

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Listing information last updated on September 10, 2026 at 3:00 am (America/Edmonton)