$520,000
180 Lawson LN SE, Airdrie, AB T4A 3P3
Listed by Manor Real Estate Ltd.
$325,000
760 Railway Gate SW #702, Airdrie, AB T4B 3C5
Listed by RE/MAX First
$264,900
2400 Ravenswood VW SE #1503, Airdrie, AB T4A0V7
Listed by Royal LePage Benchmark
$260,000
604 East Lake BLVD NE #1204, Airdrie, AB T4A 0G5
Listed by Royal LePage Blue Sky
$199,000
700 Willowbrook RD NW #2430, Airdrie, AB T4B 0L5
Listed by eXp Realty
$334,500
2066 Luxstone BLVD SW #604, Airdrie, AB T4B0L1
Listed by Real Estate Professionals Inc.
$229,900
309 Woodside DR NW #307, Airdrie, AB T4B 2E7
Listed by RE/MAX Rocky View Real Estate
$744,059
543 Lawthorn WAY SE, Airdrie, AB T4A3N9
Listed by Bode Platform Inc.
$689,900
1030 Bayview CRES SW, Airdrie, AB T4B5N8
Listed by Bode Platform Inc.
$479,900
1139 Lanark BLVD SE, Airdrie, AB T4A 3M9
Listed by Century 21 Bamber Realty LTD.
$485,000
157 South Point CT SW, Airdrie, AB T4B 0X2
Listed by Century 21 Masters
$568,888
793 Luxstone LNDG SW, Airdrie, AB T4B 3K9
Listed by REMAX Innovations
$249,900
304 Mackenzie WAY SW #7207, Airdrie, AB T4B 3H7
Listed by REMAX Innovations
$949,900
313 Centre AVE SE, Airdrie, AB T4B 1H6
Listed by Century 21 Bamber Realty LTD.
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Airdrie Homes for Sale - Alberta's Fastest-Growing City
Living in Airdrie means joining Alberta's fastest-growing city, a community of 90,000+ that combines small-town character with big-city convenience just 20 minutes north of Calgary on Highway 2. From the award-winning streetscapes of Coopers Crossing (voted Best Community 11 years running) to the waterfront pathways of Bayside and the family-friendly amenities of Genesis Place, Airdrie delivers the space and lifestyle that Calgary's inner-city neighbourhoods can't match.
With over 80 km of paved pathways, outlet shopping at nearby CrossIron Mills, and an average resident age of just 33, Airdrie attracts young families who value newer homes, top-rated schools through Rocky View Schools, and affordable entry points compared to Calgary. Explore established communities like King's Heights and Luxstone, or discover new construction in Lanark and South Windsong with homes starting from $300K for condos, $400K for townhomes, and $500K for detached.
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Airdrie Community Snapshot
6 reasons families choose Alberta's fastest-growing city
Price Range & Value
- Condos: Starting from $300,000+
- Townhomes: Starting from $400,000+
- Detached homes: Starting from $500,000+
- Estate homes: $800,000–$1.2M+
- 10-15% below comparable Calgary prices
Location & Commute
- Downtown Calgary: 25-30 min via Highway 2
- YYC Airport: 15-20 minutes
- ICE transit connects to Calgary C-Train
- CrossIron Mills: 5-minute drive south
- Highway 2 direct access north & south
Parks & Recreation
- Genesis Place: 450,000 sq ft mega-rec centre
- 80+ km of paved pathways citywide
- Chinook Winds Regional Park
- Nose Creek pathway system
- Multiple splash parks and playgrounds
Schools & Education
- Rocky View Schools (public)
- Calgary Catholic School District options
- 3 high schools: Bert Church, George McDougall, W.H. Croxford
- Cooper's Crossing School (K-8)
- French Immersion available
Shopping & Amenities
- CrossIron Mills: Alberta's largest outlet mall
- Sierra Springs: Walmart, Home Depot
- Costco, Superstore, London Drugs
- Cooper's Town Promenade
- Downtown Airdrie local shops & dining
Growth & Community
- Population: 90,000+ (2025 census)
- 6% annual growth rate
- Average age: 33 years
- 57% hold post-secondary education
- On track for 100,000+ by 2027
Who Lives in Airdrie?
Airdrie attracts young families drawn to newer homes, excellent schools, and affordable prices compared to Calgary. You'll find first-time buyers stepping up from Calgary rentals, growing families seeking 4+ bedroom homes with yards, and professionals who don't mind the Highway 2 commute in exchange for more space and community amenities. The demographic skews young (average age 33), educated (57% post-secondary), and family-oriented—over 21,000 residents are under 18. It's a community where neighbours know each other, kids walk to school, and weekends revolve around Genesis Place activities and pathway adventures.
Why Choose Airdrie?
Airdrie offers Calgary-area buyers the best of both worlds: small-town community feel with big-city proximity. You get 10-15% more home for your money compared to Calgary, newer construction in master-planned communities, and amenities like Genesis Place that rival any Calgary facility. The trade-off is a 25-30 minute commute—but for families prioritizing space, schools, and lifestyle over commute time, Airdrie consistently delivers.
The Complete Guide to Living in Airdrie
Daily Life in Airdrie
Morning in Airdrie starts with a coffee from one of the local cafes along Main Street, followed by a 25-minute commute down Highway 2 to Calgary—or, for the 30% who work locally, a quick drive to one of Airdrie's business parks. After work, families head to Genesis Place for swimming lessons, hockey practice, or a workout on the indoor track. Weekends revolve around pathway adventures along Nose Creek, shopping trips to CrossIron Mills, or community events at Chinook Winds Regional Park.
Homes & Real Estate in Airdrie
Airdrie's housing stock is predominantly newer construction, with most neighbourhoods developed since the 2000s. You'll find a mix of production builders (Jayman, Morrison, Trico) offering efficient layouts at competitive prices, and custom builders in premium communities like Coopers Crossing. The typical Airdrie home is a 1,800-2,200 sq ft detached with 4 bedrooms, double garage, and basement development potential—priced $100,000-$150,000 less than comparable Calgary homes.
Detached Homes
Most common type. 1,600-3,000 sq ft, 3-5 bedrooms. Two-storey and bungalow options. Starting from $500K in established areas, $600K+ in newer communities.
Townhomes
Growing segment for first-time buyers and downsizers. 1,200-1,800 sq ft, 2-3 bedrooms. Starting from $400K with lower maintenance.
Condos
Entry-level options for singles and investors. 600-1,000 sq ft, 1-2 bedrooms. Starting from $300K with rental demand from commuters.
Location & Commuting
Airdrie sits 30 km north of Calgary on Highway 2 (Queen Elizabeth II Highway), Alberta's main north-south corridor. The commute to downtown Calgary takes 25-35 minutes depending on traffic—Highway 2 can slow during rush hour, but the Deerfoot connection moves reasonably well. For those who prefer transit, ICE (Intercity Express) buses connect Airdrie to Calgary's C-Train system at Tuscany Station.
- Downtown Calgary 25-35 min
- YYC Airport 15-20 min
- University of Calgary 20-25 min
- CrossIron Mills 5-10 min
- Banff 90 min
- Red Deer 75 min
Shopping & Dining
Airdrie residents have access to excellent retail both locally and at nearby CrossIron Mills—Alberta's largest single-level outlet mall with Bass Pro Shops, Costco, and 200+ stores. Within Airdrie, Sierra Springs anchors the retail scene with Walmart, Home Depot, and London Drugs. Cooper's Town Promenade offers local craft beer at Balzac Craft Brewing, restaurants, and neighbourhood services. Downtown Airdrie maintains a small-town main street feel with local boutiques, cafes, and family restaurants.
Schools & Education
Airdrie is served by Rocky View Schools (public) and Calgary Catholic School District. With rapid population growth, school capacity is tight—some schools operate at 100%+ utilization, with new construction underway. Families should research specific school attendance areas before purchasing, as boundaries can determine which school your children attend.
| School | Grades | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bert Church High School | 10-12 | Public | ~1,400 students, performing arts, athletics |
| George McDougall High School | 10-12 | Public | At capacity, variety of programs |
| W.H. Croxford High School | 10-12 | Public | Newest high school, science focus |
| Cooper's Crossing School | K-8 | Public | In Coopers Crossing community |
| École Airdrie Middle School | 5-8 | Public | French Immersion available |
Outdoor Recreation
Genesis Place is Airdrie's crown jewel—a 450,000 sq ft multi-use recreation centre featuring a 25-metre pool with waterslide and lazy river, twin NHL-sized arenas, indoor fieldhouse, 200-metre running track, gymnasiums, and fitness centre. Beyond Genesis Place, Airdrie offers 80+ km of paved pathways connecting parks, green spaces, and waterways. Chinook Winds Regional Park features sports fields, playgrounds, spray parks, and community event space.
Buying a Home in Airdrie
Market Dynamics: Airdrie's market moves with Calgary but often shows slightly different timing. When Calgary prices rise, Airdrie follows 3-6 months later as buyers seek value alternatives. The rapid population growth (6% annually) creates consistent demand, particularly for family-sized detached homes under $700K. New construction competes with resale, keeping pricing competitive.
Buyer Considerations: School attendance areas matter significantly—verify your preferred school before making offers. Factor in commute costs (fuel, vehicle wear) when comparing to Calgary options. Investigate specific neighbourhoods carefully; some areas are more complete (schools, shopping nearby) while others are still developing.
When Airdrie May Not Be the Right Fit
- If you hate commuting: The 25-35 minute drive to Calgary adds 4-5+ hours weekly—if this feels intolerable, consider NW Calgary instead
- If you need urban walkability: Airdrie is car-dependent; daily errands require driving
- If your kids need specific programs: Some specialized programs (arts, athletics, French Immersion) have waitlists due to school capacity
- If you work in south Calgary: The commute from Airdrie to SE/SW Calgary can exceed 45 minutes—consider Okotoks or SE Calgary instead
Compare Airdrie to Other Communities
vs. Cochrane
Cochrane offers mountain-town character and Bow River access; Airdrie offers faster Calgary access and more shopping.
vs. Chestermere
Chestermere has lake recreation; Airdrie has better retail and Genesis Place amenities.
vs. NW Calgary
NW Calgary eliminates commute but costs 15-20% more for comparable homes.
vs. Okotoks
Okotoks suits south Calgary commuters; Airdrie suits north Calgary and downtown workers.
The Airdrie Advantage
Alberta's fastest-growing city offers a compelling value proposition: newer homes, excellent amenities, and family-friendly communities—all at 10-15% below Calgary prices. If you're willing to embrace the commute, Airdrie delivers more home, more space, and more community for your investment.
Discuss Airdrie OptionsFrequently Asked Questions About Airdrie
What can I afford in Airdrie?
Condos start around $300K, townhomes from $400K, and detached homes from $500K. A household income of $100K typically qualifies for homes in the $450K-$550K range with 5% down. Use our home evaluation to understand your position.
How long is the commute to Calgary?
Downtown Calgary is 25-35 minutes via Highway 2, depending on traffic. Rush hour can add 5-15 minutes. YYC Airport is only 15-20 minutes. ICE transit connects to Calgary's C-Train at Tuscany Station.
Is Airdrie good for families?
Yes. Airdrie's average age is 33, with over 21,000 residents under 18. Genesis Place offers excellent recreation, master-planned communities include schools and playgrounds, and 80+ km of pathways connect the city.
What schools serve Airdrie?
Rocky View Schools operates 17+ schools including 3 high schools. Calgary Catholic School District also serves the area. Note: Some schools are at capacity with waitlists.
Why is Airdrie growing so fast?
Airdrie offers 10-15% lower prices than Calgary, newer construction, excellent amenities (Genesis Place), and easy Highway 2 access. Families seeking value and space drive 6% annual growth.
What neighbourhoods are best?
Coopers Crossing is consistently voted best (11 years). Bayside offers waterfront living. King's Heights provides established prestige. Lanark and South Windsong offer newer construction at competitive prices.
How does Airdrie compare to Cochrane?
Cochrane offers mountain-town character and Bow River access; Airdrie offers faster Calgary access, more shopping options, and Genesis Place amenities. Both are 20-25 min from Calgary.
Is there public transit to Calgary?
Yes. ICE (Intercity Express) buses connect Airdrie to Calgary's C-Train at Tuscany Station. Service runs weekday peak hours. Many residents drive, but transit is a viable option.
What amenities does Airdrie have?
Genesis Place (450,000 sq ft rec centre), CrossIron Mills (5 min south), Sierra Springs shopping, Costco, Superstore, and 80+ km of pathways. Most daily needs are met locally.
Are homes selling quickly in Airdrie?
Family homes under $650K typically sell within 2-4 weeks in balanced markets. Higher-priced homes take longer. New construction competes with resale, keeping prices competitive.
What's the catch with Airdrie?
The commute. If you work in south Calgary, expect 40-50+ minute drives. Car-dependent lifestyle means more fuel costs. Some schools are at capacity. It's not for urbanites who value walkability.
Should I buy new construction or resale?
New construction offers warranties and customization but may be in developing areas. Resale in established neighbourhoods (Coopers Crossing, King's Heights) offers mature landscaping, nearby schools, and proven quality.
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