Alex Pidann · Calgary REALTOR® · RE/MAX Innovations
Detached-house research · Centre sector · checked October 8, 2026
Elbow Park
A detached-house research snapshot for Elbow Park, followed by a property worksheet. Use the full guide for local sources, visit planning and property questions.
2026 assessment snapshot
- Matched records
- 1,184
- Median assessment
- $1,875,000
- Middle 50% of assessments
- $1,427,500–$2,652,500
- Mean assessment
- $2,123,442
- Median recorded lot
- 580.5 m²
- Middle 50% of recorded lots
- 533.8 m²–754 m²
Recorded construction periods
| Period | Records | Share of valid years |
|---|---|---|
| Before 1960 | 655 | 55.3% |
| 1960–1989 | 96 | 8.1% |
| 1990–2009 | 227 | 19.2% |
| 2010–2019 | 152 | 12.8% |
| 2020–2026 | 54 | 4.6% |
Valid construction years: 1,184; positive recorded lots: 1,184. Construction year does not establish renovation age or present condition.
Read the figures correctly
The 2026 roll reflects July 1, 2025 market conditions and December 31, 2025 property condition. This extract uses RE residential class, LI land-and-improvement type, R110 / R111 detached classifications and positive values. Counts are assessment records, not sales or independently deduplicated houses. Incomplete construction may affect values. Assessed values do not establish today’s asking price, sale value or a buying budget.
Median and quartiles use linear interpolation (R7). City assessment source · City boundary source. Full method and source links: alexpidann.com/calgary-neighbourhood-map/elbow-park
Take these questions to the property
- Which renovations have a documented scope, date and supporting records, and which parts of the home remain to be assessed?
- How does the relationship between the street, yard and living space compare with your other shortlisted homes?
- Which completed sales share the relevant property characteristics, and where does the comparison require further investigation?
Plan a visit
- Check EPRA’s current clubhouse and recreation information before planning a community stop.
- Read the City’s J.H. Woods page and plan a walking or wheeling approach that does not rely on dedicated park parking.
- Investigate the actual route from the home to the river pathway and the places you would use.
Verify access and address-specific information
City community profile · Elbow Park clubhouse · J.H. Woods Park. School designation depends on address and program; lake and club access require separate verification.
Property notes: address, documented improvements, above-grade measurement, usable lot, obligations and current comparable detached homes.
Discuss the evidence with Alex: request a Seller Competition Review (detached properties at $1 million and above), or use the Private Property Review for your move.