Oakridge is one of southwest Calgary's most established communities — where mature tree-lined streets and wide lots back up against the Glenmore Reservoir and Weaselhead Flats. Founded in 1968 and built out through the 1970s and into the 1990s, it's a neighbourhood with genuine character and about 5,600 residents who tend to stay.
Whether you're looking for your next family home in Oakridge or thinking about what your property is worth right now, this page puts the local data you actually need in one place.
From schools to commute times — here's what actually matters in this neighbourhood.
As of June 2026, Oakridge homes range from around $199,000 for smaller condos to $1,115,000 for premium detached homes, with the median sold price around $677,000. Detached homes average $923,000; condos average $373,000. Most of the family-home inventory sits between $500,000 and $800,000.
Yes — it's one of SW Calgary's premier family neighbourhoods. The area has four well-regarded schools nearby, low crime rates, mature tree-lined streets with sidewalks for safe cycling, and direct access to 347 hectares of parkland via South Glenmore. The trade-off is that most homes were built in the 1970s–1990s, so budget for a thorough home inspection.
Less than 20 minutes by car during off-peak hours, typically 20–35 minutes during rush hour via Macleod Trail or Glenmore Trail. By transit, plan on 40–50 minutes via the 304 MaxYellow BRT. Many Oakridge residents work south or west and find the commute even shorter.
Primarily detached homes built between 1969 and the 1990s — about 60–70% of sales. Condos make up roughly 20–25% of sales, with older low-rise buildings and some newer townhome-style units. Expect larger lots, mature landscaping, and well-maintained homes; updated interiors and modern kitchens are common in well-priced listings.
Oakridge is holding its value better than many Calgary neighbourhoods — 28.6% of homes sell above list price, which is above the city average. Calgary detached prices dipped 2.6% year-over-year as of March 2026, but Oakridge's appeal is stable: established character, inner-ring proximity, excellent schools, and park access support consistent demand.
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— Stuart Bartwicki, REALTOR® · CIR Realty Calgary
Stuart brings nearly a decade of Calgary real estate experience and a teacher's commitment to clear, honest advice. When you ask him about Oakridge, you get the real data — comparable sales, days on market, and an honest read on timing. Not a sales pitch.
