How much is my Calgary home worth?

A free, no-obligation evaluation from Preet Jandu, REALTOR® with eXp Realty of Canada — built on what comparable homes in your community actually sold for in the last 60 to 90 days, what is competing with you right now, and where the buyers for your property type are. Not an automated estimate: a price range you can plan around, and a straight answer on what would change it.

Request your evaluation

Tell me about the property — address, type, size and any recent updates — and how soon you are thinking of moving. Everything you send stays between us.

1About the property

Property address

Property type

Bedrooms / bathrooms

Approx. size (sq ft, above grade)

Year built (if known)

Recent updates or renovations

2Your plans

When are you thinking of selling?

Reason for selling (optional)

3How to reach you

Inquiry Type

You are

First name

Last name

Email address

Postal code

Phone (optional)

Preferred contact

No obligation, and nothing automated: Preet reviews every request personally and replies with a price range and the reasoning behind it.

Licensed in Alberta since 2022 — verify on REALTOR.ca profile · RECA licence check (CON-00089481).

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What you get

What the evaluation covers

Market conditions

The recent sales a buyer’s agent and a buyer’s lender will compare your home to, adjusted for what makes yours different.

Recently Sold

What is listed against you right now in your community and price band, what is sitting unsold, and why.

days on market

A realistic range, the preparation that pays for itself, and roughly what the sale nets you after commission, legal fees and adjustments.

Home valuation questions, answered

How accurate are online home value estimates?

Automated estimates work from public sales data and neighbourhood averages. They cannot see that your kitchen was redone last year, that your basement is developed and legally suited, or that the property behind you backs onto a commercial lane. In a market as split as Calgary is right now, a citywide average can be out by tens of thousands of dollars on a specific address. Treat an online estimate as a starting range, not a listing price.

What actually decides what my home is worth?

Comparable sales come first: what genuinely similar homes in your community have sold for in the last 60 to 90 days, adjusted for the differences between them and yours. After that come condition and updates, layout and usable square footage, lot position, parking, whether the basement is developed, and how many similar homes are competing with you right now.

Property type matters more than it used to. As of September 2026 the detached benchmark price in Calgary was $739,400, −1.0% over the year, while apartment condominiums sat at $291,400, −8.3% (CREB®). Same city, very different conditions.

How is your evaluation different from a bank appraisal?

An appraisal is ordered by a lender to protect the lender, and it answers one question: is this property adequate security for the loan? My evaluation answers a different one — what will the market actually pay you, and what price gets you there in the time you have?

An appraisal looks backwards at closed sales. A pricing conversation also looks at what is on the market against you today, what is sitting unsold and why, and the price band your likely buyer is actually searching in.

Is the evaluation free, and does it commit me to listing?

It is free and it commits you to nothing. A good share of the evaluations I do are for people deciding whether to move at all, refinancing, settling an estate, or simply curious after a renovation. If the honest answer is that this is not a good time for you to sell, I will say so. You are welcome to take the number and do nothing with it.

When you are ready to go further, the selling process page walks through what happens next.

Once you have a number, the cost-of-selling calculator shows what you would net after commission, legal fees, the Real Property Report and the mortgage payout. The fee conversation, with the sources: REALTOR® fees and commission in Calgary.