Airdrie Homes for Sale

Twenty minutes up the QEII from Calgary sits one of Alberta’s fastest-growing cities. Airdrie has grown from a bedroom community into a city of roughly 80,000 people with its own identity: newer neighbourhoods, more house for the money than comparable Calgary communities, and a family-first pace that keeps drawing buyers north. For many households, the math is simple — a shorter list of compromises at the same budget.

Below you’ll find every active MLS® listing in Airdrie, updated in real time. Keep reading for a guide to the city’s communities, what homes actually cost right now, and what to know before buying or selling here.

Why People Move to Airdrie

Value. Dollar for dollar, Airdrie consistently delivers newer and larger homes than a similar budget buys in Calgary. Much of the housing stock is under 20 years old, and new construction continues across the city’s south and west edges.

The commute. Airdrie sits directly on Highway 2 (the QEII). Most residents reach north Calgary in 20 minutes and downtown in about 30, with CrossIron Mills and the airport corridor on the way. Airdrie Transit’s ICE express routes offer a direct bus option into the city.

Family infrastructure. Genesis Place — one of the region’s largest recreation centres — plus an expanding roster of schools, Nose Creek Regional Park, and an events calendar that punches above the city’s size.

Airdrie Communities

Coopers Crossing — Airdrie’s flagship executive community: tree-lined boulevards, larger lots, and some of the city’s most sought-after homes.

Bayside — Built around canals and waterways on the southwest side. Walkout basements, water views, and pathway connections make it one of Airdrie’s most distinctive neighbourhoods.

Kings Heights & Ravenswood — Established east-side family communities with parks, ponds and a broad mix of detached homes and townhomes.

Windsong & Hillcrest — Popular west-side communities with newer homes, laned starter product and quick highway access.

Luxstone, Sagewood & Waterstone — Mid-2000s family neighbourhoods with mature streets and strong value in the middle of the market.

Reunion & Williamstown — North-end communities wrapped around Nose Creek’s ravine and pathway system.

Southwinds, Chinook Gate, Lanark Landing & Cobblestone Creek — Airdrie’s newest growth areas, where builders offer quick possessions and pre-construction pricing.

Big Springs & Summerhill — Original Airdrie neighbourhoods offering the city’s most affordable detached entry points.

The Airdrie Market Right Now

Based on current listings, Airdrie spans from around $250,000 for condos and townhomes to roughly $1 million at the top of the executive market — with Coopers Crossing and Bayside carrying most of the upper end and the newest south-side communities keeping steady inventory for first-time and move-up buyers. The regional pattern holds here: detached homes remain the most competitive segment, while townhome and condo buyers have more selection and room to negotiate.

Buying or Selling in Airdrie

Buyers: New construction is a real factor in Airdrie — I’ll help you weigh builder offerings against resale, understand lot premiums, and set up instant alerts so you see new listings the moment they hit MLS®.

Sellers: Your competition includes brand-new homes with builder incentives. Positioning against them takes strategy, not just a sign on the lawn. I provide a free market evaluation grounded in what’s actually selling in your community right now.

Call or text Preet Jandu, eXp Realty: 587-435-0029 — or use the contact form to start the conversation.

Airdrie FAQ

How far is Airdrie from Calgary?
Airdrie borders Calgary’s north edge along Highway 2. North Calgary is about 20 minutes; downtown is typically 25–35 minutes depending on traffic.

Is Airdrie cheaper than Calgary?
Generally yes for comparable homes — buyers typically get a newer or larger property at the same price point, which is a major driver of Airdrie’s growth.

What do homes cost in Airdrie?
Current listings range from around $250,000 for condos and townhomes to roughly $1 million for executive homes, with a deep selection of detached family homes in between.

Does Airdrie have good schools?
Airdrie is served by Rocky View Schools and Calgary Catholic, with new schools continuing to open as the city grows. Ask about catchments for any specific listing.

Is there transit to Calgary?
Yes — Airdrie Transit runs ICE express routes into Calgary, and the QEII makes driving straightforward.