Northeast
Selling a home in Northeast Calgary
Northeast Calgary is where much of the city's newest growth is happening. Communities like Cornerstone, Redstone and Savanna offer modern detached homes, duplexes and townhomes at price points that are hard to match elsewhere in the city, while established neighbourhoods like Marlborough, Temple and Rundle offer mature lots and 1980s character homes. The area is well connected — Stoney Trail rings the north and east edges, Metis Trail runs north-south, and the Blue Line CTrain serves the southern part of the quadrant.
What defines Northeast Calgary
- Newer construction in Cornerstone, Redstone, Cityscape, Skyview Ranch and Savanna
- Established streets and larger lots in Marlborough Park, Temple and Monterey Park
- Direct access to Calgary International Airport and the Stoney Trail ring road
- Blue Line CTrain stations serving Rundle, Whitehorn and Marlborough
- Extensive pathway network around the Rotary/Mattamy Greenway
Communities in Northeast Calgary
Cornerstone
One of Calgary's fastest-growing northeast communities.
Redstone
Established newer community minutes from the airport.
Skyview Ranch
Dense, family-heavy northeast community off Métis Trail.
Saddle Ridge
Established northeast community with its own CTrain station.
Cityscape
Compact newer community beside Stoney Trail and the airport.
Martindale
Well-established northeast community on the CTrain line.
Taradale
Family community around Taradale Lake and the CTrain.
Marlborough
Mature northeast community with large lots and CTrain access.
What matters when you list here
Buyers shopping the northeast compare aggressively on price-per-square-foot and remaining builder warranty, so presentation and accurate pricing matter more than almost anywhere else in the city. Newer homes photograph best at twilight; established homes benefit from decluttering and brightening to compete with the new builds nearby.
Future of Calgary lists homes across Northeast Calgary for a $3,999* listing fee plus GST, with full REALTOR® representation — pricing, preparation, photography direction, MLS® exposure, negotiation and closing.
Northeast Calgary questions
What types of homes are most common in northeast Calgary?
The northeast mixes newer detached homes, duplexes and townhomes in communities like Cornerstone and Redstone with established bungalows and two-storeys in Marlborough, Temple, Pineridge and Whitehorn. Condo apartments are concentrated near the CTrain line and major shopping nodes.
Is northeast Calgary good for commuters?
Yes — Stoney Trail circles the quadrant's north and east edges, Deerfoot Trail is minutes from the western edge, and the Blue Line CTrain serves the southern communities. The airport sits inside the quadrant, which suits frequent travellers.
What do buyers look for when shopping in the northeast?
Newer-community buyers focus on floor plan, remaining warranty and backyard size. In established neighbourhoods they weigh renovation quality and lot size against the price of new construction nearby — so condition updates tend to pay off.
How much does it cost to sell a home in northeast Calgary?
With Future of Calgary, the listing side is a flat $3,999 fee plus GST for homes up to $400,000, increasing by $500 per additional $200,000 in price — instead of the traditional 7%/3% commission. You decide what, if anything, to offer a buyer's agent on top.
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Neville Thompson Jr. — Real Estate Broker
Future of Calgary · Real Estate Professionals Inc.
$3,999 listing fee plus applicable GST. Buyer brokerage compensation, if applicable, is separate. Terms apply. *The $3,999 listing fee applies to sale prices up to $400,000. Every additional $200,000 of sale price (or part thereof) adds $500 to the flat fee — for example $4,499 up to $600,000, $4,999 up to $800,000, and $5,499 up to $1,000,000.