If you own a place in Twinhills and you're still going off your city assessment, you're probably working with stale numbers. Here's the real picture - straight from the data, no spin.
Let's be honest - Twinhills is one of Calgary's most affordable pockets, and that cuts both ways. For us here, it means lower entry costs. It also means we need to be sharp about what our properties are actually doing right now.
Houses: The HonestDoor Price on a typical Twinhills house sits at $225,699 - down 2.16% from the previous period. That's the market taking a breather. The predicted market value is $230,693, which is actually nudging up past the 3-month moving average of $229,381, so there's a small positive signal underneath the headline dip. Only 1 house sold recently, which means we're working with a thin market - one sale can swing the average hard. The average sale price on that transaction came in at $109,500, with a price per square foot around $142.
Condos: This is where it gets interesting. The HonestDoor Price on Twinhills condos jumped 7.26% to $75,377. That's a real move. But flip to the predicted market value and it tells a different story - $70,274, which is actually sliding below the 3-month moving average of $71,043. Recent property value change sits at -6.07%. So the HonestDoor Price popped, but the forward-looking trend is softer. If you own a condo here, watch this closely.
For context, our neighbours aren't far away. Belvedere houses are averaging $612,868. Abbeydale sits at $445,095. Applewood Park is at $531,784. Twinhills is in a different price category entirely - which is exactly why buyers who get priced out of those areas sometimes land here.
Here's the thing about city assessments - they're a snapshot from months ago, sometimes longer. They don't know that one house sold last month, or that condo values shifted 6% recently. The HonestDoor Price pulls in real-time signals and updates continuously. It's the difference between checking yesterday's weather and stepping outside right now.
For Twinhills specifically, this matters a lot. With prices at the affordable end of the Calgary spectrum - houses ranked 217 out of 220 on price - even small shifts in value are meaningful as a percentage of what you own. A 2% move on a $225,000 house is real money. Your tax assessment won't catch that until it's old news. Your HonestDoor Price already has.
If you haven't checked your HonestDoor Price lately, now is the time - not because the market is booming, but because knowing your real number is how you make a smart decision, not a guess.
If you own a house in Twinhills and you're weighing a summer sale, here's the straight talk. You're in one of Calgary's most affordable neighbourhoods, which means your buyer pool is price-sensitive. The market is quiet right now - one sale in the recent period tells you competition among sellers is low, but so is buyer activity. That's not a disaster, it's just the reality of a thin market.
The rental yield of 5.99% on houses is genuinely strong. If your timeline is flexible, holding and renting is a legitimate play - that return beats a lot of what's sitting in a savings account. But if you need to sell, price it sharp. At $142 per square foot, buyers here are doing the math carefully.
For condo owners, be cautious. The HonestDoor Price uptick looks good on paper, but the predicted value is trending down and the growth rank of 204 out of 216 puts Twinhills condos near the bottom of Calgary's leaderboard. If selling is on your radar, sooner is likely better than waiting for a recovery that the data isn't promising right now.
Bottom line - Twinhills is affordable, the rental numbers on houses are solid, and knowing your exact HonestDoor Price is the first move before you do anything else.
twinhills | calgary | july 2026This information is all based on our opinions based on the information available to us. Everyone's situation may be different and you should reach out to us for more personalized information.