Inglewood, Calgary
Established Inner City SE Neighbourhoods
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Inglewood is Calgary's oldest neighbourhood and centred along 9th Avenue SE, a walkable main street lined with heritage brick buildings, independent breweries, boutique shops, and popular dining. The Bow River pathway runs along its northern edge, offering direct access to trails for walking and cycling year-round. Homes range dramatically, from charming character homes to new luxury infills, and desirable properties move within days. With the Green Line LRT bringing future transit access, Inglewood continues to attract buyers who want urban lifestyle, walkability, and long-term upside in one of Calgary's most evolving communities. See their vibrant community page here.
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Inglewood Facts
Why Inglewood is Ranked Calgary's Coolest Neighbourhood
Maclean Magazine voted the historic Inglewood as one of the coolest neighbourhoods in Canada. Calling Inglewood the Music Mile that includes more than 20 live concert venues. several microbreweries, art galleries, local restaurants and an array of eclectic small businesses. Read the Maclean's Magazine’s historic neighbourhood rankings.
Historic Homes & Heritage Buildings in Inglewood
Heritage Calgary has a great Inglewood historic walking tour brochure (PDF).
The 38 heritage building in Inglewood are: Black Block, Baker Block, Befus Block, Canadian Bank of Commerce, Blow Block, Inglewood Credit Union, Carson Block, Blyth Hall, Gresham Block, Fraser and Seabloom Block, Inglewood Telephone Building / Exchange, Garry Theatre, Aull Block, Fraser Block, Seablom Block, Burn Block, Dick Block / McGill Block, Deane House, Hunt House, Suitor House, Van Wart House, A.E. Cross House, Blyth/Riddock House, Trinity Church Manse, Stewart House, St. John Rectory, Hamilton Apartments / The Terrace, Seven Oaks Court, Fire Station No. 3, Alexandra School, St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, St. John the Evangelist Anglican Church, Trinity United Church, Stewart Livery Stable, Calgary Brewery Complex, Bates Electric Welding, HBC Construction Warehouse, National Hotel, MacLean Auction Barn / East End Livery.
New Construction & Redevelopment in Inglewood Calgary:
Blyth Block containing the Blue Store are set to be demolished.
Review the Blyth Block redevelopment plans.
You can leave your comments for City Review here.
Parks, Trails, & Nature Centers in Inglewood
Inglewood Bird Sanctuary and Nature Centre, Pearce Estate Park, Harvie Passage, The Bow Habitat Station and the Bow River pathways are all beautiful places to enjoy nature in around Inglewood. The Confluence Historic Site and Parkland. Scotsman's Hill and The Calgary Zoo are nearby.
Inglewood Calgary Shopping, Dining, & Arts Scene
Inglewood can boast over 100 film productions, thousands of local artists in area, and over 30 art & culture venues. Music Mile with over 200 local and national musical artists. Inglewood has more than 75 boutique retail shops, 45 restaurants, and 35 entertainment venues. Parking fills up quickly on weekends and evenings, here is a handy link for parking information: https://www.inglewoodyyc.ca/map-parking
Living in Inglewood: Groceries, Transit, & Local Amenities
Grocery stores in the neighbourhood are Lina's Market and The Blue Store is a favourite in the area, but is now up for redevelopment. There are complaints of too much noise near the main streets of pedal pubs, the nearby train horns and constant construction. Inglewood is going through a very rapid redevelopment right now. Read what locals say on the Inglewood Calgary Reddit thread.
Inglewood Market Stats
Spring/ Summer 2026
Detached Average Sale Price $954,232
Detached Average Days on Market 34.8
Average Over-Ask Premium $37,500
12% of homes sold over asking
Average Sold Price $10,000 under list price
Condo Average Sale Price $351,895
Condo Average Days on Market 40.4 days
Average Over-Ask Premium Not Applicable
Average Sold Price $15,000 under list price