Eau Claire City Centre Calgary MLS® Listings
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Eau Claire is one of Calgary's original neighbourhoods, established in 1885 and named for the Eau Claire Lumber Company, founded by Norwegian mill workers who were drawn to the area for its access to timber along the Bow River. Today it sits directly north of downtown Calgary, bordered by the Bow River, with Prince's Island Park just across the water hosting the Calgary Folk Music Festival and other summer events. The community has evolved from an industrial lumber district into one of the city's most walkable riverside neighbourhoods, built almost entirely of condominium and apartment towers connected by the Bow River pathway system. The long-standing Eau Claire Market closed in 2024 and was demolished to make way for a future Green Line LRT station, marking a new chapter for the area. Residents enjoy quick access to downtown offices, riverside green space, and a concentration of restaurants and shops within a short walk of home.
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Get Your Free Market ReportFrequently Asked Questions About Eau Claire
What kind of housing is available in Eau Claire?
Eau Claire is almost entirely condominiums and apartments, ranging from older 1980s and 1990s riverside towers to newer high-rise developments, with very few single-family homes.
Is Eau Claire within walking distance of downtown Calgary?
Yes, Eau Claire sits immediately north of the downtown core and is walkable to office towers, the Stephen Avenue pedestrian mall, and the Bow River pathway.
What happened to the Eau Claire Market building?
The original Eau Claire Market closed on May 31, 2024, and was demolished to make room for a planned Green Line LRT station, ending its run as the neighbourhood's retail anchor.
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