Newly Listed Homes in Calgary This Week: October 2, 2026

The short answer: Six newly listed homes in Calgary hit the market this week, ranging from a $374,900 two-bedroom Beltline condo to a $1,792,900 four-bedroom detached home in Crestmont. The week's standouts include an October 2 semi-detached in Huxley at $649,900 and a five-bedroom Pineridge bungalow under $600,000. Scroll for prices, photos, specs, and MLS numbers for each listing.

October is here, and the fall market is doing something interesting: listings are still arriving weekly, but buyers aren't rushing — recent Calgary market snapshots put average days on market around 41 with a list-to-sale price ratio near 97.7%. That means well-priced homes move, while ambitious pricing sits. For buyers, this is the sweet spot — enough fresh inventory to choose from, plus room to negotiate.

This week's crop of newly listed homes in Calgary covers the full spectrum: condos, townhomes, semis, and detached homes across six communities. Here are six standouts worth your click this week.

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Which newly listed homes in Calgary are worth seeing this week?

The table below gives you the quick version. Each home is linked to its full listing page with every photo, the price history, and the exact specs.

1. 9989 Huxbury Drive NE — $649,900 (Huxley)

Listed October 2, 2026 — fresh off the press. This four-bedroom, four-bathroom semi-detached (half duplex) in Huxley offers 1,636 square feet of living space at a price point that keeps popping up as the sweet spot for young families in Calgary's northeast. Four bathrooms at this price is rare, and it solves the "morning bottleneck" problem for good.

Huxley is one of those communities buyers tend to discover late — close to the airport corridor, transit access, and established schools, without the inner-city price tag. MLS# A2349741.

View the full listing for 9989 Huxbury Drive NE

2. 7395 202 Avenue SE — $490,000 (Rangeview)

Three bedrooms, three bathrooms, 1,553 square feet — and a price tag under $500,000. This Rangeview row townhouse (MLS# A2348871, listed October 2, 2026) is exactly the kind of listing first-time buyers ask me to watch for. You get two full baths plus a half bath, which is generous for a townhouse at this price.

Rangeview is one of Calgary's newer southeast communities, built around the Rangeview Park with pathways and a planned commercial hub. Commuters get quick access to 22X and Stoney Trail. New-community townhomes at this price have been moving fast — book a showing early.

Shopping communities in the southeast? See all homes for sale in Rangeview.

View the full listing for 7395 202 Avenue SE

3. 1903 62 Street NE — $599,999 (Pineridge)

Five bedrooms under $600,000. Read that again. This detached bungalow in Pineridge (MLS# A2345411, listed October 2, 2026) delivers 1,023 square feet with five bedrooms and two bathrooms — a layout that screams multigenerational living, a growing family, or a savvy investor looking at the per-bedroom economics.

Bungalows keep holding their value in Calgary because you can't build them anymore at this price. One level, big lot, established trees — the things new builds simply don't offer. Pineridge sits close to the northeast's shopping and transit corridors, and at this price point, I'd expect this one to generate multiple showings in its first week.

View the full listing for 1903 62 Street NE

4. 335 Lucas Way NW — $1,284,990 (Livingston)

For buyers stepping up into the new-community luxury tier: this detached home in Livingston (MLS# A2349431) offers 2,680 square feet with three bedrooms and three baths (two full, one half). Livingston is Calgary's poster-child master-planned community — the Livingston Hub, splash park, skating ribbon, and an active community association calendar.

At $1,284,990, this sits in the move-up bracket where Calgary's fall market has been most active. New-community detached homes north of the million mark have been one of the steadier segments all year, because buyers here are trading up with equity rather than stretching.

See all homes for sale in Livingston

View the full listing for 335 Lucas Way NW

5. 507, 836 15 Avenue SW — $374,900 (Beltline)

The entry ticket this week: a two-bedroom, two-bathroom (one full, one half) apartment condo in the Beltline for $374,900 (MLS# A2349703), with 922 square feet. For anyone working downtown, this is a walk-or-cycle-to-work lifestyle at a mortgage payment that competes with Calgary rent.

The Beltline remains Calgary's most amenity-dense neighbourhood — restaurants, the 17th Avenue strip, grocery, and the core — all within a few blocks. Condos in this segment are where investors should be looking, too: per-square-foot pricing stays approachable while downtown rental demand holds firm.

See all homes for sale in Beltline

View the full listing for 507, 836 15 Avenue SW

6. 40 Crestridge Heights SW — $1,792,900 (Crestmont)

This week's headline home. A four-bedroom, five-bathroom (four full, one half) detached estate in Crestmont at $1,792,900 (MLS# A2349612) with 2,869 square feet. Crestmont is an established west-side community where larger lots, mature landscaping, and quick access to both downtown and the mountains come standard.

West-side detached homes in this range attract a specific buyer — usually relocating professionals or move-up families who want the "forever home" rather than a stepping stone. If that's you, this week's roundup starts here.

View the full listing for 40 Crestridge Heights SW

What does the fall market mean for these newly listed homes in Calgary?

October buyers have a structural advantage: sellers who list now are motivated (nobody lists in October for fun), competition from other buyers thins out, and there's enough inventory — 36 listings hit this site's weekly page alone — to compare and negotiate. The math from recent snapshots supports it: homes are averaging about 41 days on market with list-to-sale ratios near 97.7%, meaning realistic offers get signed.

If you're selling, the lesson from this week's roundup is pricing precision. Compare your home against the six above by community, type, and square footage — then price against the freshest competition, not last spring's highs. Our sell-my-home guide for Calgary 2026 walks through the full pricing method.

How do I see these newly listed homes in person?

Click through to any listing above for the full photo set and showing request, or browse every newly listed home in Calgary this week. New listings land weekly — check back next Friday for the next roundup, or reach out and I'll set up automatic alerts for your price range and communities.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I see all newly listed homes in Calgary?

Our newly listed homes page updates weekly with every fresh listing on the site, searchable by community, price, and property type.

How fast are new listings selling in Calgary this fall?

Recent market snapshots show homes averaging about 41 days on market, with a list-to-sale price ratio near 97.7%. Well-priced new listings — especially under $650,000 — tend to move fastest.

Are there new listings under $500,000 in Calgary right now?

Yes. This week alone includes a $490,000 three-bedroom townhouse in Rangeview and a $374,900 two-bedroom condo in the Beltline. Condos and townhomes in newer communities are the main source of sub-$500,000 inventory.

Which Calgary communities had the most interesting new listings this week?

This week's standouts span six communities: Huxley, Rangeview, Pineridge, Livingston, Beltline, and Crestmont — covering condos through to a $1.79M detached estate. Rangeview, Livingston, and Beltline have dedicated community pages with full amenity and price guides.

Should I wait for more listings before buying?

Inventory typically cools through November and December, so waiting usually means fewer choices, not lower prices. If a home checks your boxes now, tour it — motivated fall sellers are the reason October buyers do well.