Calgary, AB • Southeast • New Brighton
New Brighton Home Values — Quick Market Check-In
Snapshot focus: pricing, pace of sales, and what that typically means for homeowners and buyers right now. (Updated: Jan 28, 2026)
At-a-glance (New Brighton)
Average sold price (recent 56-day window)
$471,286
Monthly change: +6.8%
New listings (last 56 days)
43
Homes sold (last 56 days): 22
Sale-to-list ratio (overall)
98%
Useful for “how negotiable is it?” conversations
Active listing “asking” range (right now)
~$537K–$595K
Depends on feed/filtering across sites
Data notes: sold-price + inventory stats from Zolo’s New Brighton trend report; active “asking” stats shown as a range due to different site counts on the same date.
Avg Sold Price: Recent vs Prior Window
(Zolo)
Current window: Nov 29 – Jan 24
Quick read: the recent average sold price is lower than the prior window ($471K vs $503K), even though Zolo reports positive change metrics—this can happen when the “mix” of homes sold shifts (more condos/townhomes vs more detached).
Days on Market: City Context (Jan 2026)
(CREB®)
These are Calgary-wide averages to help benchmark what “fast” looks like.
Translation: in the wider Calgary market, condos are taking the longest on average, while detached and townhomes are fairly similar for pace.
New Brighton — What the Recent Numbers Say
Pulled from the latest available neighborhood trend snapshot.
| Average sold price | $471,286 |
| Homes sold (last 56 days) | 22 |
| New listings (last 56 days) | 43 |
| Sale-to-list ratio | ~98% |
| Days on market (reported) | 0 days |
Note on DOM: “0 days” can show up in neighborhood trend rollups when there are timing/aggregation quirks. I treat it as “moving fast,” then confirm with a tight set of comparable solds for a real valuation.
Calgary Benchmark (Jan 2026 YTD)
Helpful context while we price a New Brighton home by type.
| Type | Avg Price | DOM |
|---|---|---|
| Detached | $778,818 | 50 |
| Row/Townhouse | $433,630 | 49 |
| Apartment | $327,261 | 68 |
In plain English: the wider market is giving buyers more choice than last year (more active listings), and that tends to add a little more price sensitivity—especially outside the “A+ condition” homes.
Two Notable Trends (What I’d Watch in New Brighton)
1) Inventory has room to breathe (more choice)
Citywide active listings are up year-over-year across major property types (detached, townhomes, condos). That usually means buyers compare harder and “good, not great” listings sit longer—while well-presented homes still move.
2) Price changes can be more about “what sold” than “what it’s worth”
New Brighton’s average sold price shifted between the recent and prior window ($471K vs $503K). That doesn’t automatically mean values dropped—often it’s the mix (more condos/townhomes vs detached) changing the average.
So… what does this mean for a home valuation in New Brighton?
Here’s how I’d sanity-check value (fast) before we ever talk list price:
- Pick the right “bucket” (detached vs townhome vs condo) — averages blend these together.
- Pull 6–12 closest sold comps by style, size, lot/parking, and condition.
- Cross-check against today’s active competition (what buyers will compare you to on showing day).
If you want, tell me your property type + rough size + upgrades (even just bullet points), and I’ll narrow this into a tighter value range that actually fits your home.
Curious what this means for your place?
No pressure at all—if you’re thinking about selling this year (or just nosy about your equity), message me your address or a recent listing link and I’ll put together a quick, no-fluff price check for New Brighton.
Sources used
- Zolo — New Brighton (Calgary) trends (avg sold price, listings, sold count, sale-to-list, DOM as reported).
- CREB® Daily Housing Summary — Calgary-wide benchmarks by property type (average price, days on market, listings/sales).
- Live “active listing” snapshots (asking price / count) from large Calgary brokerage/IDX pages that publish community rollups.