What is the average home price in Sunridge, Calgary?

The average sold price in Sunridge is, with a median. Because the residential market here is very thin — only a handful of homes trade per year — these figures can shift noticeably with each sale. Always compare individual listings against recent Sunridge and adjacent-community comparables before drawing conclusions.

How do you get downtown from Sunridge?

Sunridge offers two practical downtown options. By car via the Trans-Canada Highway or Deerfoot Trail, the trip takes roughly 11 minutes in normal traffic. By public transit, the Rundle CTrain station sits directly beside Sunridge Mall and places you in downtown Calgary in about 27 minutes on the Red Line with no transfers required.

Are there schools in Sunridge?

Sunridge itself does not have schools within its boundaries given its commercial and industrial land use. Families typically attend schools in neighbouring communities — including CBE and CSSD schools in Rundle and Pineridge — and older students commonly use Calgary Transit to reach their schools of choice in the broader NE quadrant.

What types of homes are available in Sunridge?

The housing stock in Sunridge is almost entirely older detached and semi-detached homes from the 1970s and 1980s, reflecting the era when the residential pockets were established before commercial development dominated the area. Condos and townhomes are rare. Inventory is consistently limited, and buyers should set up alerts to move quickly when a property does come to market.

What are the main amenities near Sunridge?

Daily convenience is a genuine strength here. Sunridge Mall provides over 100 stores, grocery, and dining options steps away. The surrounding commercial strip adds Canadian Tire, Home Depot, and additional big-box retail within minutes. Peter Lougheed Centre — a major acute-care hospital — is immediately adjacent. For green space, Rundle Park and the Bow River pathway system are about 10 minutes away by bike.

Homes for Sale in Sunridge, Calgary

Sunridge is one of Calgary''s most commercially oriented NE neighbourhoods, defined more by its regional mall and major hospital than by housing stock.

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Buying in Sunridge

Who fits here

Sunridge is one of Calgary''s most commercially oriented NE neighbourhoods, defined more by its regional mall and major hospital than by housing stock. The residential footprint is genuinely small — a handful of older detached and semi-detached homes tucked along the community''s western edges, mostly built in the 1970s and 1980s. Buyers here tend to be practical rather than lifestyle-driven: healthcare workers at Peter Lougheed Centre who value a short walk to work, investors looking for affordable entry-level detached product near transit, or owner-occupiers who prioritize value per square foot over neighbourhood amenity depth. If you need parks, playgrounds, and community association programming, Sunridge is not the right fit — neighbouring Rundle to the east or Pineridge to the northeast offer far more residential fabric. But if you want Sunridge''s core draw — a 10-minute drive or single LRT stop to downtown, immediate access to one of Calgary''s busiest retail nodes, and lower price points — this niche market does offer genuine value. Inventory is sparse; when a home does come to market here, competition among the small buyer pool can be surprisingly meaningful.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Sunridge''s residential market is thin by design — the neighbourhood is predominantly commercial and industrial land use, so active listings at any given time rarely exceed a handful of properties. When homes do trade, sales in the past 12 months reflect that limited supply. The median sold price sits, with an average and an average price per square foot. Homes have been selling in an average of days, and the sale-to-list ratio of indicates how close to asking price sellers are achieving. Active listings are currently priced between. Given the shallow pool of comparables, individual sales can move these averages significantly — treat them as directional rather than definitive.

Commute and lifestyle

Sunridge sits at the intersection of two of Calgary''s most important NE arteries — Barlow Trail NE and 36 Street NE — making car-based commutes efficient in most directions. Downtown Calgary is roughly 11 minutes by car via the Trans-Canada Highway or Deerfoot Trail, while the airport is under 15 minutes north. For transit riders, the Rundle CTrain station sits directly adjacent to Sunridge Mall, placing downtown''s core within 27 minutes on the Red Line without a transfer. Daily errands essentially never require a car: Sunridge Mall hosts over 100 retailers, a major grocery anchor, and a food court, while the surrounding commercial strip adds Home Depot, Canadian Tire, and big-box grocery options within a two-minute drive. Peter Lougheed Centre — one of Calgary''s four major acute-care hospitals — is immediately accessible, a significant advantage for healthcare workers. The neighbourhood has minimal green space of its own, but Rundle Park and the Bow River pathway system are reachable in about 10 minutes by bike. The surrounding commercial density also means the residential pockets are exposed to more traffic noise and industrial adjacency than typical Calgary communities — worth factoring into any buying decision.

Long-term context

Sunridge''s appreciation story is tied less to neighbourhood transformation and more to Calgary''s broader NE corridor dynamics. The area''s commercial dominance has historically capped residential land-value upside — there is little pressure to redevelop existing housing into higher-density forms when most surrounding parcels are already commercial or industrial. That said, entry-level detached product in the NE has seen steady demand as Calgary''s population has grown, and Sunridge homes have benefited from the general tailwind of affordable NE inventory being absorbed by new Canadians and first-time buyers. The proximity to Peter Lougheed Centre provides a stable employment anchor that insulates demand somewhat from broader economic cycles. Buyers should not expect the appreciation trajectory of inner-city or transitional neighbourhoods; Sunridge is a utility play where durability of demand — rather than price acceleration — is the more realistic long-term outcome. Comparing per-square-foot values against adjacent Rundle and Pineridge is a useful benchmark when evaluating whether a specific listing is priced appropriately.

About Sunridge

Overview

Sunridge is a bustling commercial and mixed-use district in Northeast Calgary, widely recognized as a major retail and employment hub. Home to Sunridge Mall and the Peter Lougheed Centre, the area offers ultimate day-to-day convenience for its residents and visitors. The local real estate market is relatively accessible, with homes seeing an average sold price.

Location

Situated in Calgary's Northeast quadrant, Sunridge is perfectly positioned for commuters. It is bordered by the Trans-Canada Highway (16 Avenue NE) to the south, 32 Avenue NE to the north, 36 Street NE to the east, and Barlow Trail to the west, providing seamless access to Downtown Calgary, the Calgary International Airport, and major arterial roads.

Housing character

Because Sunridge is predominantly zoned for commercial and medical facilities, residential options are mostly limited to multi-family complexes, apartment-style condominiums, and townhouses on the district's periphery. Buyers exploring this highly accessible area will find 1 active listings, with properties spending an average of on the market.

Schools

As a primary commercial district, Sunridge does not have schools within its immediate boundaries. However, families are easily accommodated by a variety of public and Catholic schools in the directly adjacent residential neighborhoods of Rundle, Whitehorn, and Marlborough.

Transit

Transit accessibility is one of Sunridge's strongest features. The district is directly served by the Rundle LRT Station on Calgary Transit's Blue Line, offering a fast, traffic-free commute to the downtown core. The area surrounding Sunridge Mall also acts as a major hub for numerous local bus routes.

Shopping and dining

Sunridge is arguably Northeast Calgary's premier shopping destination. The centerpiece is Sunridge Mall, featuring over 150 stores and services. The surrounding district is packed with big-box retailers, supermarkets, and a vast array of dining options that range from popular casual chains to diverse international restaurants.

Parks and recreation

While Sunridge is highly urbanized, residents enjoy easy access to nearby recreational amenities. The neighboring community of Rundle provides local parks and playgrounds, while the comprehensive Village Square Leisure Centre—featuring wave pools, ice rinks, and fitness facilities—is just a short drive away in Pineridge.

Lifestyle

Life in Sunridge revolves around connectivity and convenience. It is an ideal location for healthcare professionals working at the nearby Peter Lougheed Centre or anyone seeking immediate access to shopping, dining, and rapid transit in a vibrant, high-energy environment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Sunridge is predominantly commercial and industrial. The neighbourhood is best known for Sunridge Mall — one of Calgary''s largest enclosed shopping centres — and Peter Lougheed Centre hospital. Residential housing exists but is limited to a small number of older detached and semi-detached homes, mainly along the western edges of the community. Buyers expecting a full-service residential neighbourhood should look at adjacent communities like Rundle or Pineridge.

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Listing information last updated on April 24, 2026 at 2:00 pm (America/Edmonton)