Neighbourhood List

Calgary / Banff Trail

Banff Trail

1,371 properties on the 2026 roll, in Ward 7.

Homes

Assessed values are the City of Calgary’s assessments, not sale prices. Figures are for each year’s assessment roll.

Median assessed value, 2026

$824,000

1,370 properties · +80% since 2012

Middle half of properties

$762,500 to $948,500

25th to 75th percentile

City median

$618,000

Ward 7 median $616,500

By home type, 2026

TypeMedianMiddle halfHomesSince 2023
Detached house$805,250$763,500 to $873,875902+25%
Semi-detached or duplex$900,750$807,750 to $961,750264+20%
Townhouse or rowhouse$655,000$592,000 to $716,00029+25%
Apartment condo$178,000$172,250 to $201,50015+64%

Home types are grouped from the City’s property-use codes, which the roll carries from 2023. How.

All properties, 2012 to 2026
YearMedianMiddle halfProperties
2026$824,000$762,500 to $948,5001,370
2025$804,750$748,000 to $923,8751,362
2024$708,000$654,500 to $811,5001,381
2023$656,000$607,250 to $748,7501,351
2022$608,500$569,375 to $688,0001,356
2021$587,500$546,000 to $666,5001,373
2020$592,000$551,500 to $658,5001,368
2019$634,000$593,500 to $711,5001,344
2018$633,000$593,000 to $702,7501,335
2017$582,000$549,000 to $647,5001,329
2016$613,000$574,750 to $688,7501,323
2015$613,000$573,500 to $691,0001,313
2014$536,000$500,750 to $596,2501,295
2013$505,000$475,000 to $562,0001,282
2012$458,000$428,500 to $507,0001,268

By median assessed value this is number 41 of 220 residential communities with enough properties to publish one. The city-wide median is $618,000.

Check one address against similar properties nearby · How to appeal an assessment, and the deadlines

Building

Building permits the City issued here, by year and category. Construction values are the estimated project cost on the permit. Permits cancelled after they were issued are left out. Addresses and descriptions are not shown.

YearPermitsConstruction valueHousing units
2026 (so far)85$15M67
2025115$40M179
2024107$26M111
2023101$23M108
202261$6.7M30
202187$16M77

2025, by category

CategoryPermitsConstruction valueHousing units
Garages21$1.0M—
Demolition21$0—
New semi-detached and duplexes18$5.7M26
Home renovations and additions18$4.4M3
New townhouses and rowhouses15$13M71
New houses7$2.8M7
Commercial renovations6$2.0M—
New homes, type not recorded5$4.7M20
Secondary and backyard suites3$204,7893
New apartment buildings1$5.9M49

Largest recent projects

  • Sep 2025: Improvements, new, $5.9M
  • Mar 2025: Apartment, alteration, $3.8M
  • Jun 2024: Rowhouse, new, $1.9M
  • Aug 2025: Townhouse, new, $1.9M
  • Nov 2024: Townhouse, new, $1.7M

Businesses

64 active business licences here, 8 issued in the last year. Counts include every licence type. Names are shown only for storefront licences (shops, restaurants, salons, garages and the like), and only where the name reads as a business, not a person. Massage, home-based and mobile licences are counted, never named.

CategoryActiveNew in last yearShare
Restaurants, cafés and bars11017%
Rental apartment buildings8213%
Shops and grocery stores8113%
Hotels7111%
Hair, beauty and personal services609%
Massage centres629%
Contractors416%
Takeout and food counters406%
Schools and training305%
Charities203%
Liquor stores213%
Cannabis102%
Gas stations102%
Manufacturing102%

Nearby communities

University Of Calgary · Capitol Hill · Hounsfield Heights/Briar Hill · Collingwood · St. Andrews Heights · Rosemont

Sources

City of Calgary Open Data: Current Year and Historical Property Assessments (current roll 2026; history 2012 to 2025), Calgary Business Licenses, Building Permits, Communities by Ward. Data built 2026-10-15. How these are worked out.