Best Realtors in Inglewood, Calgary: How to Choose
A local guide to buying and selling in Inglewood: key facts, our track record here, the questions to ask and how we help.
By Tod Hall and Tausha Hall, TNT Real Estate Pros | Real Broker
Published October 9, 2026 · Last reviewed October 10, 2026 · By Tod Hall and Tausha Hall, REALTORS®, TNT Real Estate Pros | Real Broker
The short answer
Inglewood is Calgary's oldest neighbourhood, with heritage homes, infills, row homes and condos around 9 Avenue SE. The best agent here understands heritage considerations, how infills compare with character homes and what the coming Green Line station means. Our team's record here is small: 2 transactions since 2019.
Key facts
Inglewood at a glance
| Quadrant | Southeast (inner city) |
|---|---|
| Established | Settled 1875; named and annexed 1911 |
| Population (2021 census) | 4,130 |
| Typical homes | Character and heritage houses, newer infills, row homes, duplexes and condos |
| Association | Inglewood Community Association (voluntary) |
| Public schools (CBE) | Colonel Walker School (K-6) |
| Catholic schools (CCSD) | Check the CCSD school finder for this address |
| Nearest hospital | Sheldon M. Chumir Health Centre (24-hour urgent care) is roughly 3 to 4 km away |
| Transit | MAX Purple bus rapid transit along 9 Avenue SE between downtown and East Hills |
Our experience in Inglewood
What we've done in Inglewood
Our team's sales records show 2 transactions in Inglewood from 2019 to 2024 (0 for buyers and 2 for sellers). That's a smaller record than in some communities we serve, so we lean on recent Inglewood sales data as much as our own experience.
Counted from the TNT Real Estate Pros sales tracker (2016 onward), matched to Inglewood using City of Calgary address and community boundary data. Each buyer or seller side is counted once.
Local knowledge
What a good Inglewood realtor should know
01
They know character and heritage homes
Older homes, newer infills, row homes and condos, and how each compares on price, lot and condition.
02
They understand lots and redevelopment
Infill potential, zoning and the future Green Line station can affect value. They know how to account for each.
03
They know the condo buildings
Fees, reserve funds and bylaws in Inglewood's condo buildings, old and new.
04
They understand the location
9 Avenue SE, the Bow and Elbow rivers, MAX Purple and quick access to downtown.
Living in Inglewood
Living in Inglewood: schools, parks, shopping and more
Inglewood is Calgary's oldest neighbourhood, settled from 1875 just east of Fort Calgary across the Elbow River. First known as East Calgary or Brewery Flats, it was named Inglewood in 1911 after Colonel James Walker's homestead. About 4,130 people lived here in 2021. It's centred on 9 Avenue SE, often called Calgary's original main street, and Maclean's named it one of Canada's coolest neighbourhoods in 2026.
Schools
- Colonel Walker School (CBE, K-6)
- Junior high, high school and Catholic schools are outside the community, so check the CBE and CCSD school finders
Parks and recreation
- Inglewood Bird Sanctuary and Nature Centre on the Bow River, a federal migratory bird sanctuary since 1929
- Pearce Estate Park, a 21-hectare park with a wetland, beside the Bow Habitat Station and Sam Livingston Fish Hatchery
- Inglewood Wildlands Park and the Bow River pathway
- The community association's hall, tennis courts, outdoor rink and sports fields
Shopping and dining
- 9 Avenue SE, with more than 75 independent shops, 45 restaurants and 35 entertainment venues
- Rouge, in the 1891 A.E. Cross House, which marked its 25th anniversary in 2026
- Eden Bistro, Cold Garden Beer Co. and Recordland
- Live music on the Music Mile, including the Blues Can and Ironwood Stage and Grill
Hospitals and health care
- Sheldon M. Chumir Health Centre (24-hour urgent care) is roughly 3 to 4 km away
- Foothills Medical Centre and Peter Lougheed Centre are each roughly 8 to 10 km away
Getting around
- MAX Purple bus rapid transit along 9 Avenue SE between downtown and East Hills
- The Green Line's Inglewood/Ramsay station is part of the southeast segment, with stations targeted for about 2031
- Quick access to downtown, Blackfoot Trail, Deerfoot Trail and Macleod Trail
New homes and what's changing
- Steady infill and mid-rise condo building along and near 9 Avenue SE
- More redevelopment is expected around the future Inglewood/Ramsay station
Good to know
- Colonel James Walker settled here in 1883. His 1910 brick house still stands in the bird sanctuary his family helped create.
- 9 Avenue SE, first called Atlantic Avenue, has been a commercial street since the early 1880s.
Details checked in October 2026 using City of Calgary community profiles, the Calgary Board of Education, the Calgary Catholic School District and community sources. School designations, fees and businesses change, so confirm anything important before you buy.
Calgary market snapshot
CREB®'s September 2026 benchmark prices for the City of Calgary: detached $739,400 (down 0.95% from a year earlier), semi-detached $685,200, row $412,400 and apartment $291,400. Detached homes had about 3.3 months of supply.
Source: CREB® City of Calgary monthly statistics package, September 2026. Community-level prices vary; ask us for recent sales on your street.
Choosing an agent
Three questions to ask a Inglewood realtor
- 1Does this Inglewood home have heritage designation or flood-related considerations, and how do infills compare with character homes?
- 2How have homes like mine sold in Inglewood over the last 90 days, and what did they sell for compared with list price?
- 3Who will I work with day to day, and how quickly do you respond when homes are moving fast?
For the full checklist, including red flags and how to check an agent's licence with RECA, see how to choose a Calgary realtor.
How we help
How we help in Inglewood
We're Tod and Tausha Hall of TNT Real Estate Pros, a Calgary team with Real Broker. We each have 25+ years in Calgary-area real estate.
Buying in Inglewood, we help you find the right street and home for your budget and give you an honest read on value before you offer. Selling, we price your home on recent Inglewood sales, prepare it to show well and market it to the buyers most likely to want it.
We're rated 5.0 across 72 Google reviews as of October 2026.
In their words
What our clients say
★★★★★
“Tausha and Todd have been with us in each step of finding our first home. They are very personable, warm, caring and experienced realtors. They went above and beyond many a times throughout the process. We would definitely recommend them to everyone.
Cheers 🥂”
Saurav P. · Google review
★★★★★
“We had an outstanding experience working with Tausha and Tod. From our first conversation to closing, they were professional, knowledgeable, and genuinely committed to helping us every step of the way.
They were always responsive, answered all of our questions promptly, and made what could have been a stressful process feel smooth and straightforward.
We truly appreciated their patience, integrity, and dedication to achieving the best possible outcome. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking to buy or sell a home. Thank you for providing such exceptional service!”
Leszek N. · Google review
Google reviews from TNT clients across Calgary, quoted word for word.
Nearby community guides: Hillhurst · Marlborough · All Calgary realtor guides
Questions
Inglewood real estate FAQ
Where is Inglewood in Calgary?
Inglewood is in southeast Calgary, just east of downtown between the Bow and Elbow rivers.
What kinds of homes are in Inglewood?
Inglewood has one of Calgary's most varied mixes of homes: character and heritage houses, newer infills, row homes, duplexes and condos.
Is Inglewood a good place to buy near downtown?
Many buyers choose Inglewood for its walkable main street, river parks and short trip downtown. We'll show you recent sales of similar homes so you can compare.
What schools are in Inglewood?
Colonel Walker School (CBE, K-6) is in Inglewood. Junior high, high school and Catholic schools are in nearby communities, so check the CBE and CCSD school finders for any address.
Will the Green Line have a station in Inglewood?
Yes. The Inglewood/Ramsay station is part of the Green Line's southeast segment, with stations targeted to open around 2031. Timelines have shifted before, so check the latest from the City.
What's the closest hospital to Inglewood?
Sheldon M. Chumir Health Centre, with 24-hour urgent care, is roughly 3 to 4 km away. Foothills Medical Centre and Peter Lougheed Centre are each roughly 8 to 10 km.
How do I find out what my Inglewood home is worth?
Start with our home value request, and we'll follow up with a price based on recent sales in Inglewood and nearby communities.
Buying or selling in Inglewood?
Call Tod at 587-875-6611, Tausha at 587-875-6615 or our office at 587-875-6640. We'll talk through your plans, with no pressure.