$4,250,000
1015 11 Street SE
2 BD9 BA9,420.76 SF
CalgaryCommunitiesInglewood
CalgaryINGLEWOOD
Historic Arts District with River Access and Cultural Vibrancy
38Active Listings
$972KAvg. Price
72Investment Score
$1,917/moRental Rate
Investment Analysis
INVESTMENT SCORE
72/ 100
StrongA solid investment choice with good growth potential and stable market conditions.
13 / 14
Market Liquidity
Transaction volume and market liquidity indicators
0 / 0
Growth & Appreciation
Historical appreciation and future growth trajectory
3 / 13
Income Potential
Rental yield and cash flow opportunities
14 / 16
Location Value
Proximity to amenities, transit, and employment centers
3 / 15
Risk & Regulatory
Price volatility, demand consistency, and regulatory factors
2 / 10
Accessibility
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Why Invest Here
COMMUNITY HIGHLIGHTS
Calgary's oldest neighborhood established 1875 with rich heritage and character
Historic 9th Avenue corridor with 100+ independent shops, cafes, and craft breweries
Walking distance to Fort Calgary, Calgary Zoo, Inglewood Bird Sanctuary
Vibrant arts and music scene with year-round festivals and cultural events
Convenient access to downtown, river pathways, and water sports opportunities
Pedestrian-friendly streets with preserved historic buildings and modern developments
Available Properties
HOMES FOR SALE IN INGLEWOOD
$2,888,888
2248 9 Avenue SE
4 BD5 BA4,973.32 SF
$1,988,000
1330 8 Avenue SE
5 BD6 BA2,561.9 SF
$1,799,000
1321 10 Avenue SE
5 BD5 BA2,615.17 SF
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Frequently Asked Questions
ABOUT INGLEWOOD
Why is Inglewood known as a cultural hub?
Inglewood's identity as an arts and culture district stems from its Music Mile designation (with live music venues like Ironwood Stage and Grill and The Blues Can), numerous galleries and boutiques, annual festivals including Sunfest and Fringe Festival, plus monthly night markets featuring local vendors, live music, and food—creating a vibrant cultural scene.
What is Inglewood's historical significance?
Established in 1875 as Calgary's oldest neighborhood, Inglewood has deep historical roots including the pioneering Calgary Brewing and Malting Company (founded 1893) and being an important gathering place at the Bow-Elbow River confluence for the Blackfoot Nation. Historic sites like Fire Station No. 3 remain visible today.
Is Inglewood walkable and pedestrian-friendly?
Yes, Inglewood is highly walkable with clean, well-maintained streetscapes, convenient access to shopping, dining, parks, and river pathways. Despite proximity to downtown, the neighborhood retains a small-town vibe with easy pedestrian navigation and extensive bike infrastructure.
What are the main attractions in Inglewood?
Key attractions include the Inglewood Bird Sanctuary, Fort Calgary Historic Park, Calgary Zoo (nearby), 9th Avenue historic storefronts and breweries, Bow River pathways for cycling and water sports, plus the monthly Inglewood Night Market and annual festivals like Sunfest and Fringe Festival.
What restaurants and dining options are available?
Inglewood's 9th Avenue corridor features numerous restaurants, cafes, bistros, and fine dining establishments. The area is also known for its craft brewery scene with venues like High Line Brewing, Eighty-Eight Brewing, and others, creating diverse dining and entertainment options.
How does Inglewood balance heritage with modernity?
Inglewood uniquely preserves historic buildings and brick storefronts while welcoming modern developments, independent boutiques, contemporary restaurants, and creative businesses. This thoughtful balance of heritage preservation and contemporary culture creates an authentic, evolving neighborhood identity.
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