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Airdrie is a fast-growing city just north of Calgary on the QEII Highway. It offers newer neighbourhoods, a large pathway network and Nose Creek Regional Park near downtown, with Calgary a short drive south. Browse current listings below, updated daily from the MLS®.
Airdrie's south boundary is within a few kilometres of Calgary's north edge. Highway 567 runs west toward Cochrane and east toward Irricana.
See it on the map →Airdrie has dozens of neighbourhoods, from Old Town, Midtown and Downtown near the centre to areas such as Ravenswood, Williamstown and Edgewater.
Nose Creek Regional Park sits just south of downtown, with natural prairie and wetlands. Chinook Winds Regional Park adds about 55 acres with a spray park, playgrounds and ball diamonds.
ICE Routes 901 (east Airdrie) and 902 (west Airdrie) run to downtown Calgary at morning and afternoon peak times. ICE needs its own fare, separate from Calgary Transit.
Check the drive to downtown →Tap a card for more detail.
Asking prices of homes listed for sale today, over $50,000. Updates every time the page loads. See every Airdrie listing →
Get to know Airdrie
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Buying in Airdrie: what to check
Most people drive to Calgary on the QEII Highway. Test the drive at rush hour, or check the ICE bus schedule if you plan to take transit.
Newer neighbourhoods offer new builds, while older areas near downtown have more mature trees and larger lots. Compare age, updates and lot size.
Some neighbourhoods have rules or fees registered on title. Have your agent review the land title and any registered documents before you firm up.
Who Airdrie suits
Airdrie suits families and first-time buyers who want a newer home and a bit more space, with Calgary close by. It also works for commuters who work in north Calgary.
Read my full Airdrie community guide →Airdrie area facts
- Population
- 90,044 (2025 municipal census)
- Schools in the community
- Bert Church High School, George McDougall High School, W.H. Croxford High School
- Good to know
- Nose Creek Regional Park hosts the Airdrie Festival of Lights each December
- Incorporated
- City since 1985 (village from 1909, town from 1974)
- Distance from Calgary
- About 10 km north of Calgary city limits, via the QEII Highway (Highway 2)
Sources: en.wikipedia.org · rockyview.ab.ca · thecanadianencyclopedia.ca
Development updates, local events and what's happening in Airdrie, from local news outlets.
See the latest Airdrie news →My take on the streets, schools, commute and what homes cost to own here.
Read my Airdrie guide →Airdrie FAQ
Where is Airdrie?
Airdrie is a separate city just north of Calgary, about 10 km from the city limits. The QEII Highway (Highway 2) runs through it.
What types of homes are for sale in Airdrie?
You'll find detached homes, duplexes, townhomes and apartment-style condos. Many neighbourhoods are newer, with new construction still going on.
Is there transit from Airdrie to Calgary?
Yes. Airdrie Transit runs local buses and the Intercity Express (ICE), which connects Airdrie and Calgary. A separate fare is needed for Calgary Transit.
Is Airdrie part of Calgary?
No. Airdrie has been its own city since 1985, with its own council and services.
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