What is the current median home price in Crescent Heights?

The current median sold price in Crescent Heights is, with an average. Prices range from for entry-level condos up to for larger detached properties on character lots.

How far is Crescent Heights from downtown Calgary?

Crescent Heights sits immediately north of the downtown core, separated from it by Memorial Drive and the Bow River. The Peace Bridge is within walking distance of the southern community boundary, and driving or cycling downtown typically takes under 10 minutes from most addresses in the neighbourhood.

What schools serve Crescent Heights?

Crescent Heights High School (CBE, grades 10–12) is located within the community and enrolls over 1,900 students, with programming that includes Advanced Placement, Fine Arts, Career and Technology, and English Language Learners. Elementary and junior high students typically attend nearby inner-city schools in adjacent communities.

Is the Green Line LRT coming to Crescent Heights?

Yes — the planned Green Line LRT includes a 9 Avenue N station within Crescent Heights as part of Stage 1. The City of Calgary has been conducting a Crescent Heights Mobility Study to manage pedestrian, cycling, and vehicle movement in anticipation of the future station. Buyers should track project timelines through the City of Calgary's Green Line pages.

How long do homes typically take to sell in Crescent Heights?

Crescent Heights homes have recently averaged days on market. The sale-to-list ratio of indicates whether sellers are pricing at or above market — useful context when calibrating your offer in this inner-city neighbourhood.

Real Estate in Crescent Heights, Calgary

Crescent Heights draws buyers who want genuine inner-city access without sacrificing neighbourhood character.

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Active listings

102

Median list price

$387,450

Avg list price

$618,593

Homes for Sale in Crescent Heights, Calgary

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$319,900

402 4 Avenue NE, Calgary

Multi Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 872.2 sqft

$1,288,800

136 10 Avenue NW, Calgary

2 Storey,Attached-Side by Side · 3 bed · 4 bath · 2,040 sqft

$574,900

110 10 Avenue NE, Calgary

3 Storey · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,654 sqft

$719,000

236 11 Avenue NE, Calgary

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$2,199,999

221 5 Avenue NE, Calgary

2 Storey · 3 bed · 5 bath · 2,886 sqft

$1,195,000

434 Meredith Road Northeast, Calgary

Commercial Mix · 1,917 sqft

$1,399,000

114 7 Avenue NW, Calgary

2 Storey · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,918.99 sqft

$250,000

345 4 Avenue NE, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 1 bed · 1 bath · 903.01 sqft

$869,000

121 10 Avenue NE, Calgary

Bungalow · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,133.67 sqft

$599,900

133 12 Avenue NW, Calgary

2 Storey · 2 bed · 4 bath · 1,319.89 sqft

$588,000

420 12 Avenue NW, Calgary

2 Storey · 2 bed · 2 bath · 1,051 sqft

$699,900

205 15 Avenue NE, Calgary

Bungalow · 2 bed · 2 bath · 992.95 sqft

Buying in Crescent Heights

Who fits here

Crescent Heights draws buyers who want genuine inner-city access without sacrificing neighbourhood character. The community sits immediately north of downtown Calgary, bounded by the Bow River and Memorial Drive to the south, making it one of the few Calgary neighbourhoods where the downtown skyline is a literal backdrop rather than a marketing phrase. The housing mix ranges from 1920s-era bungalows and character homes — many still on original oversized lots — to modern infill semi-detached and low-rise condos, so buyers entering at different price points can find a foothold. Owner-occupancy is strong, which tends to mean well-maintained blocks and a rooted community rather than a revolving-door rental corridor. Crescent Heights High School serves grades 10–12 with over 1,900 students and a wide range of programming including Advanced Placement and Fine Arts. Crescent Park, dating to 1923, anchors the recreational offer with tennis courts, baseball diamonds, a skating rink, and the North Hill Curling Club. Buyers who value walkable proximity to Bridgeland's cafés and restaurants, the river pathway system, and a short commute to the core consistently land on Crescent Heights as their shortlist neighbourhood.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Crescent Heights operates as a liquid inner-city market, with a housing stock diverse enough to attract both entry-level condo buyers and buyers seeking established detached homes. The median sold price is currently and the average sold price is, reflecting the range from older condos to larger detached properties on character lots. Homes in the neighbourhood have averaged days on market recently, and a sale-to-list ratio of tells you how confidently sellers are pricing. Over the past 12 months, properties have changed hands, with 102 currently available — a snapshot of how competitive conditions are right now. Buyers tracking value should watch average price per square foot, currently sitting, alongside the full price band: at the entry end the top of the detached market.

Commute and lifestyle

Crescent Heights is about as close to downtown Calgary as a residential neighbourhood gets — the community boundary starts roughly 10 minutes by foot from the Peace Bridge and the core. Memorial Drive and 4th Street NW provide direct vehicle access downtown in under 10 minutes outside peak hours, and Centre Street connects the neighbourhood to the MAX Orange BRT and existing transit toward the northeast. The planned Green Line LRT adds a future 9 Avenue N station in the community, which will eventually provide rapid rail linkage south into the downtown core and toward southeast Calgary. Day-to-day living is highly walkable: Edmonton Trail runs along the eastern edge with groceries, restaurants, and services, while the nearby Bridgeland neighbourhood fills out the independent café and restaurant scene. The Bow River pathway system is accessible from the southern edge of the community, providing cycling and running routes that connect west to Kensington and east toward the zoo and Inglewood. Crescent Park and the North Hill Curling Club give residents recreational infrastructure within walking distance, and the community association remains active after more than a century of neighbourhood life.

Long-term context

Crescent Heights is a fully built-out inner-city neighbourhood — its primary residential development occurred in the 1920s, with incremental infill additions since. That maturity is a meaningful value driver: supply is constrained because there are no large undeveloped parcels, and the lots that do turn over tend to attract infill developers willing to pay land-value premiums. The neighbourhood has benefited from Calgary's broader inner-city demand shift as buyers and renters increasingly prioritize walkability and short commutes over suburban square footage. The pending Green Line LRT, with a planned station at 9 Avenue N in Crescent Heights, represents the kind of transit infrastructure that has historically lifted values in neighbourhoods it touches — particularly in the years leading up to opening. The combination of limited resale supply, an active area redevelopment plan, strong renter demand (which supports investor returns and reduces vacancy risk), and the LRT catalyst gives the appreciation outlook more structural support than most suburban alternatives can claim.

About Crescent Heights

Overview

Crescent Heights is a vibrant, inner-city neighbourhood located just north of downtown Calgary, directly across the Bow River. Known for its tree-lined streets, historic charm, and some of the most spectacular skyline views in the city, the community offers a balanced urban lifestyle. It is highly sought-after by professionals and students alike, in part due to a large concentration of accessible apartment-style condos that keep the area relatively affordable.

Location

The neighbourhood spans both the Northwest and Northeast quadrants of Calgary, divided centrally by Centre Street. It is bounded by the Trans-Canada Highway (16th Avenue N) to the north, Edmonton Trail to the east, 4th Street NW to the west, and the scenic Bow River and Memorial Drive to the south. This prime positioning places residents within easy walking or biking distance of the downtown core.

Housing character

Crescent Heights features one of Calgary's widest varieties of real estate. The dominant property type is the apartment condo, with many low- to mid-rise buildings dating from the 1960s to the 1980s offering affordable entry points. Conversely, the ridge along Crescent Road is lined with luxury modern infills and beautifully restored heritage homes from the early 1900s. The local market is relatively accessible, featuring a median sold price and an average sold price.

Schools

The community is anchored by the historic Crescent Heights High School, well-regarded for its strong academic, fine arts, and diverse language programs. Younger students in the area are typically served by nearby Rosedale School, which offers kindergarten through grade nine, as well as Balmoral School.

Transit

Commuting from Crescent Heights is exceptionally convenient. Centre Street acts as a major transit corridor, offering frequent, rapid bus service directly into downtown Calgary. Active commuters frequently walk or cycle across the iconic Centre Street Bridge. The neighbourhood is also slated to benefit from Calgary's future Green Line LRT expansion, which plans to include stations along Centre Street at 9th Avenue and 16th Avenue.

Shopping and dining

Residents enjoy abundant local amenities without needing to drive. Centre Street is a bustling hub famous for its diverse culinary scene, particularly its excellent Asian restaurants and local cafes. The northern boundary along 16th Avenue features a Safeway grocery store and various retail services, while Edmonton Trail to the east is packed with popular diners, pubs, and boutique eateries that blend into the neighbouring Bridgeland community.

Parks and recreation

Outdoor enthusiasts are drawn to McHugh Bluff, where a famous set of wooden stairs provides a rigorous workout alongside panoramic views of the city skyline. Crescent Park sits at the heart of the neighbourhood, featuring a skating rink, tennis courts, and the North Hill Curling Club. Rotary Park, located on the eastern side, is a family favourite offering a popular water spray park, playgrounds, and an off-leash dog area.

Lifestyle

Life in Crescent Heights is dynamic and highly walkable, appealing to those who want the energy of the inner city paired with easy access to nature via the Bow River pathway system. With a steady turnover of affordable apartments, homes here spend an average of on the market. It is a community that perfectly blends historical roots with a youthful, active urban environment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Crescent Heights offers a varied mix: 1920s-era character bungalows, modern infill semi-detached homes, low-rise condos, and row houses. The stock spans a wide price range, making the neighbourhood accessible to both first-time buyers entering the market and buyers looking for established detached homes with original lot sizes.

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Listing information last updated on September 9, 2026 at 4:00 pm (America/Edmonton)