Beltline Real Estate Market

Montana Building

The Beltline real estate market is almost exclusively multi-family properties mixed in with residential, office, retail, and public buildings. As one of Calgary's oldest areas, it is home to several historical buildings now protected under the city’s heritage rules, which enrich its streetscapes with a classical but eclectic feel.

Besides its mixed-use nature, Beltline real estate offers residents and workers easy access to a wide range of restaurants, shops, and services on almost any block, street, or corner. Many condo developers have set their eyes on the community for the convenient access it provides to downtown offices, the rivers, and amenities.

Beltline Condominium Market

The Beltline is a highly desirable area for urbanites and downtown professionals who want to live, work and play where most of the action is. Home to several condominiums of all shapes, sizes, and price points, Beltline condos in Calgary offer a wide range of options; potential buyers should take their time finding one that fits their wants and needs best.

Live a fully-fledged, walkable lifestyle just minutes on foot from the downtown business core, as well as countless restaurants, shops and services found on almost every street when living in the area.

Popular Beltline condo buildings:

• 6th and Tenth
• Alura & Nuera
• Arriva
• Calla
• Chocolate
• Colours
• Drake
• Keynote 1 and 2
• Mark on 10th
• Montana
• NUDE
• Park Point
• Sasso & Vetro
• Stella, Nova & Luna
• The Guardian
• The Royal
• Union Square
• Xenex

Beltline Location & Amenities

Park Point Building

Buying an apartment or condominium in the Beltline allows for quick-and-easy access to a full spectrum of amenities.

The area is large compared to other communities, spanning from 14th Street SW on the west all the way to the Stampede Grounds east, to 10th Avenue SW on the north, and 17th Avenue SW to the south.

Its central location has made it a hotspot for some of the best food, entertainment, and nightlife the city has to offer.

Quick Facts

• Almost entirely multi-family properties
• Wide range of condo floorplans, prices, and locations to choose from
• Short walk to the downtown business core
• Nightlife + restaurants on 10th Avenue SW
• Restaurants, shops & services on 17th Avenue SW
• Victoria Park / Stampede C-Train Station on the east end
• Sunterra Market at Keynote, Co-op at Vantage Pointe, Safeway on 11th Avenue SW
• Vibrant, eclectic neighbourhood with lots of activities and events year-round
• Elbow River parks and pathways on the southeast end
• Spring/summer festivals along 4th Street SW BIA, Hualtain/Higuan Parks

A walkable lifestyle is one of the most appealing features of living in a Beltline condo in Calgary. Just a block or two away, you'll find all the amenities you could hope for, and more.

Beltline Designated Schools

Families with children under 18 will be happy to know that the neighbourhood is home to many schools and daycares catering to the busy schedules of professionals who work and live in the City Centre.

For more information on the Beltline’s designated schools, please see:

• Designated Public Schools - CBE
• Designated Catholic Schools - CCSD

Beltline History

Luna Building

The Calgary Beltline consists of two older areas called Connaught and Victoria Park, the latter of which originated from the late 1800s when the Calgary Stampede completed the construction of a race track and exhibition building on their newly purchased land. The area was named Victoria Park after Queen Victoria.

Victoria Park has been a centre of growth and investment since Calgary’s first boom in the early 20th century. The Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) built a station and loading docks in 1902, in what is today’s “Warehouse District” between 9th and 10th Avenue SE, enticing people to the area. The CPR then began to purchase plots of land from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, so their employees would have somewhere to live close to their place of work. The plots were then divided into 25 by 100-foot properties and sold in lottery-type sales.

This influx of people into the area allowed for the development of Haultain School, the original 2-room schoolhouse still in Haultain Park today. Today, it is surrounded by a state-of-the-art playground, grass field, and tennis courts. Memorial Park Library was also opened during Calgary’s first boom, in 1912.  It was the first public library in all of Alberta, and Victoria Park residents still enjoy its services today.

In recent years, the Beltline area of Calgary has seen rapid growth, with several new rental/for-sale apartment buildings under construction. Developmental parcels available in the area are dropping, resulting in a surge of demand for new land from commercial and residential developers.

Calgary Beltline: Frequently Asked Questions

What types of homes are found in the Beltline?

The Beltline’s real estate portfolio is almost exclusively condominiums and townhome developments due to its designated zoning, which disallows single-family homes and other similar residential builds.

What is the typical price for homes in the Beltline?

Condominiums and townhomes in the neighbourhood can cost anywhere from $200,000 to $1 million plus. The price of a property will depend on a multitude of factors, including square footage, building amenities, views, construction date, and more.

Is the Beltline a walkable neighbourhood?

Apart from downtown, the community may be just be one of the most walkable in the city. It has one of the highest population densities and is full of low- to high-rise buildings with street level retail spaces, creating vibrant and energetic streetscapes.

How old is Calgary’s Beltline area?

The establishment of the area dates back to the early 1900s, where the neighbourhoods of Victoria Park (1899) and Connaught (1905), both of which today have been combined and made as one under a new name, the “Beltline” of Calgary.

Is the Beltline a vibrant place to live?

Yes, the area is by far one of the most energetic neighbourhoods in Calgary because of its central location. Its general vicinity is where you’ll find major entertainment venues like the Stampede Grounds and Saddledome.

Is the Beltline a safe community?

Recent statistics show that crime in the neighbourhood dropped significant between July of 2023 and 2024. Additionally, the area has a lower crime-per-capita rate than other central areas of the city, and, in general, is a relatively safe place to life.

Beltline Condo Specialists in Calgary

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