Inglewood Calgary Homes for Sale

Where Is Inglewood, Calgary?

Inglewood is an inner-city community in southeast Calgary, just east of downtown, where the Bow and Elbow rivers meet. As of October 2026, Inglewood is in Ward 9. Ramsay and Bridgeland/Riverside are two of its neighbours. The listings on this page cover Inglewood only.

• Neighbours: Inglewood touches Ramsay and Bridgeland/Riverside, plus Dover, Southview, Alyth/Bonnybrook and Albert Park/Radisson Heights. It also shares a short edge with Downtown East Village.
• Edges: We don't list street-by-street edges, because the City and local groups describe them differently. Use the City's map to check an address.
• More to browse: See more southeast Calgary homes for sale, or look at every Calgary neighbourhood.

What Is Inglewood, Calgary, Like to Live In?

Inglewood is an inner-city community with a main street on 9 Avenue SE, river parks and a mix of heritage-era and newer buildings. The 2021 Census counted 4,130 people in private households, and 46% of households had one person. Four things stand out when we walk buyers through Inglewood.

• A main street: The Inglewood BIA, a business group, says it promotes the 9 Avenue SE main street. The City says the planned Green Line station will connect to 9 Avenue.
• Rivers and parks: Inglewood sits where the Bow and Elbow rivers meet. The community has the Inglewood Bird Sanctuary, and Pearce Estate Park is close by. The City says the planned station will connect to the Elbow River pathway.
• A long history: Inglewood dates to 1875. Early industry here included packing houses and a brewery. City heritage data lists about 70 evaluated historic resources in the community.
• Smaller households: In the 2021 Census, the average household had 1.8 people, and 1,050 of 2,285 households were one person. A profile only goes so far, so tour the streets you like.

What Should You Know Before Buying in Inglewood, Calgary?

Check three things before you buy in Inglewood: flood maps, the age of the home and the full cost. A large part of Inglewood overlaps the City of Calgary's current flood map, so check each address. City of Calgary property data lists Inglewood buildings from 1890 to 2025, and costs go beyond the price.

• Flood maps: Portions of Inglewood were under a mandatory evacuation order on June 20, 2013. The City says updated flood maps and rules are not yet adopted and are expected to go back to Committee in 2027. This is not a flood certificate, and we can't say how any one home will fare.
• Older homes: City property data lists buildings in Inglewood from 1890 to 2025. For older homes, ask about wiring, plumbing and insurance. See our guide to Poly-B, knob-and-tube and insurance.
• Costs beyond the price: Closing costs and moving costs add up. Our guide to the full cost of buying a home in Calgary lists them.

How to check flood risk for an Inglewood, Calgary address

1. Open the City's river flooding map.
2. Find the address on the map.
3. Note what the map shows for that spot. A large part of Inglewood overlaps the current flood map.
4. Ask your insurer what water cover the home can get, including sewer backup.
5. Ask the seller about past water damage.

Homes for Sale in Inglewood, Calgary: Types and Age

Inglewood, Calgary has a mix of apartments, single-family homes and townhouses. In the 2019 City census, apartments were the largest group of dwellings, and single-family homes came next. Buildings range from heritage-era to new construction.

• Housing types (2019 City census): The City's count lists apartments first, then single-family homes, townhouses, duplexes and converted dwellings. It is an older count, so use the live listings for what is for sale now. If you're looking at a condo, read our guide to condo special assessments before closing.
• Age of buildings: City property data lists construction years from 1890 to 2025, so you will see both heritage-era and new homes.
• Land use: City data shows a mix of low-density homes, multi-residential, main street commercial and many Direct Control sites. Zoning rules changed in 2026, so check the current land use for any address. See What's Changing below.

Current Inglewood real estate listings load from the MLS in the grid on this page, including houses, condos and townhomes.

Lifestyle and Amenities in Inglewood, Calgary

Inglewood's amenities are mostly parks, river pathways and a main street on 9 Avenue SE. The Inglewood Bird Sanctuary is a City park with free entry. Pearce Estate Park has a wetland and a playground. Hours change with the seasons, so each park below links to its City page.

• Inglewood Bird Sanctuary: The City says the sanctuary is 36 hectares at 2425 Ninth Ave SE, and entry is free. Trails are open sunrise to sunset. Bicycles and dogs are not allowed, except assistance dogs. As of October 2026, the City lists the Nature Centre as open May 1 to October 31, daily 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., and closed on statutory holidays. Hours are seasonal, so check the City's bird sanctuary page.
• Pearce Estate Park: The City says this park is 21 hectares at 1440 17A St SE, with a 15-hectare wetland, a playground and access to the Harvie Passage. It is open 5 a.m. to 11 p.m. The province operates Bow Habitat Station next to the park. See the City's Pearce Estate Park page.
• Inglewood Wildlands: The Inglewood Community Association describes the Wildlands as a former refinery site reclaimed as a park. See its Wildlands page.
• Community association grounds: The Inglewood Community Association has outdoor skating rinks and a playground at its grounds.
• 9 Avenue SE: The Inglewood BIA promotes the 9 Avenue SE main street. Check its site for what is on now.

Getting Around Inglewood, Calgary: Ramsay/Inglewood Green Line Station and Routes

As of October 2026, Inglewood has several Calgary Transit bus routes, including the 101 Inglewood. The Green Line's Ramsay/Inglewood station is planned between Ramsay and Inglewood. The City says the SE line is under construction, with a target opening of 2031, but the contract for this station has not started. Dates can change.

• Buses: City transit data shows stops in Inglewood for Route 101 Inglewood, Route 1 Bowness/Forest Lawn, Route 307 MAX Purple and Route 302 BRT Southeast/City Centre. We don't print frequencies or travel times. Use Plan a Trip on Calgary Transit.
• Ramsay/Inglewood station: The City's station page lists connections to 9 Avenue, the 11 and 12 Street Ramsay district, the Calgary Zoo and the Elbow River pathway. It shows the main access along 12 Street SE, with a headhouse that has stairs and elevators. These are design details and can change.
• Where the project stands (October 2026): The SE line is under construction, and the City gives a target opening of 2031. The City's contract pages list the Ramsay/Inglewood station and the Ramsay elevated guideway as "Not Started". The station is not being built yet.
• Street work now: The City is building Ramsay-Inglewood Public Realm Improvements on 11 and 12 Street SE. As of October 2026, the last major phase is on 11 Street SE between 9 and 11 Avenue, and the remaining work runs to spring 2027. See the City's project page.

Which Schools Serve Inglewood, Calgary, by Board?

As of October 2026, Colonel Walker School and Piitoayis Family School share a building at 1921 9 Ave SE in Inglewood. Both go from kindergarten to Grade 6 and are run by the Calgary Board of Education (CBE). Which school a home is assigned to depends on its address, so confirm it with each board before you buy.

• Colonel Walker School (CBE): The CBE lists Colonel Walker School as a regular program for Kindergarten to Grade 6. The school is named after Colonel James Walker, a landowner in the Inglewood area.
• Piitoayis Family School (CBE): This school has an Indigenous Focus program for Kindergarten to Grade 6. It shares the building at 1921 9 Ave SE.
• Grades 7 to 9: As of the CBE's February 2025 notice, regular program Grade 7 to 9 students living in Inglewood are designated to Elboya School. The notice also lists Elboya for French Immersion Grades 5 to 9. Designations can change, so confirm your address with the CBE.
• Junior and senior high: We haven't confirmed which high school is designated for Inglewood. Use the CBE's Find a School tool and its attendance area and walk zones tool with the address you are considering.
• Calgary Catholic School District (CCSD): Catholic families can check the district's attendance areas page with their address.

We don't rate schools, and we can't promise that any home is assigned to any school. Confirm with the board before you make an offer or enrol.

What's Changing in Inglewood, Calgary, as of October 2026?

As of October 2026, four things are changing in or near Inglewood: Calgary's citywide zoning, the Green Line, street work on 11 and 12 Street SE, and flood rules. Each one has a City page, and dates can change. We don't predict what any of them does to prices. Here is where each one stands.

• Zoning (in effect August 4, 2026): The City repealed its citywide rezoning on April 8, 2026, and the changes took effect August 4, 2026. Some properties kept their R-CG zoning if they met the City's exemption rules, so check your address. We can't tell you what applies to a property, so use the City's rezoning page. Our guide on Calgary's zoning changes and lot value goes deeper.
• Green Line (target 2031): The City says the SE project is under construction and gives a target opening of 2031. The contract for the Ramsay/Inglewood station has not started. See the City's station page.
• Street work (to spring 2027): Public realm work is under construction on 11 and 12 Street SE, and the City lists remaining work for spring 2027.
• Flood rules (Committee in 2027): The City says updated flood maps and rules are not yet adopted, and its current Land Use Bylaw still applies. They are expected to go back to Committee in 2027. See the City's river valleys project page.

Who Is Inglewood, Calgary, a Good Fit For?

Inglewood, Calgary may suit buyers who want an inner-city community with river parks and a main street, and who will check flood maps and older-home details. It may suit you less if you want only new construction. Here are common goals, each paired with a fact to check.

• If you want parks and a main street, see the bird sanctuary, Pearce Estate Park and 9 Avenue SE above.
• If you are buying a condo or apartment, apartments were the largest group of dwellings in the 2019 City census. Read our guide to condo special assessments before closing.
• If you are buying your first home, compare each type of home and get each one inspected. Read our guide to first-time home buyer incentives in Alberta.
• If you are drawn to older homes, City data lists construction years from 1890 to 2025, so ask about the age of wiring and plumbing.
• If you have school-age children, two CBE schools share a building in Inglewood, but assignment depends on the address. Confirm with each board.
• If you want to use the future Green Line, the Ramsay/Inglewood station is planned, its contract has not started, and the City's target for the line is 2031.
• If you own a home here and are thinking of selling, see our guide to what it costs to sell a house in Calgary.

We can't guarantee price, timing or outcome for any purchase or sale. Tell us your budget and we'll show you what fits, street by street.

Inglewood, Calgary FAQ

Last updated: October 2026 (facts checked October 24, 2026)
Written by Michael Smith, Team Lead, Michael Smith Team | Real Broker, Calgary
Sources: City of Calgary open data, parks, planning, flood, transit and Green Line pages; Calgary Police Service; Calgary Transit; Calgary Board of Education; Calgary Catholic School District; Inglewood Community Association; Inglewood BIA; Heritage Inspires YYC.