Nine Eight Hundred
9800 Horton Road SW, Calgary, AB T2V 5B5 · Haysboro
Avg price / sq ft$235Last 12 months
Avg condo fee / sq ft$0.84Avg $735/mo
Sales, 12 months12$160,000–$247,500
Avg sale price$204,382Avg 873 sq ft
Avg days on market42Units sold, 12 months
For sale now1Active + pending
Of the 55 busiest Calgary high-rises (10+ sales in 12 months), Nine Eight Hundred has the #1 lowest price per sq ft and a mid-range condo fee per sq ft (#35 of 55, lowest first).
Unit 1202 · $234,888
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Sales by unit type · last 12 months
| Type | Sales | Avg price | Avg sq ft | $ / sq ft | Avg fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 bed | 2 | $175,500 | 709 | $248 | $582 |
| 2 bed | 10 | $210,158 | 905 | $232 | $765 |
Price per sq ft by year
*2026 to date. Average of sold units each year.
Monthly cost to own · at the $204,382 average sale price
Mortgage payment$932/mo$163,505 loan · 4.79% 5-yr fixed · 25 yr
Tax + condo fee$875/mo$140 tax + $735 condo fee
Total monthly$1,806/mo$40,876 down · excludes insurance
About the building
Nine Eight Hundred is a 19-storey concrete condo tower at 9800 Horton Road SW in Haysboro, built in 1982. Over the last 12 months, 12 units sold for an average of $204,382, or $235 per square foot. Sale prices ranged from $160,000 to $247,500. The condo fee includes heat, electricity and water, which matters when you compare it with buildings where owners pay those separately.
Amenities
Fitness CenterParty Room
Condo fee includes
Reserve Fund ContributionsProfessional ManagementHeatCommon Area MaintenanceInsuranceElectricitySewerWaterSnow RemovalParkingTrash
Building details
- Construction
- Concrete, Brick
- Heating
- Baseboard
- Cooling
- None
- Laundry
- In Unit
- Parking
- Underground
- Pets
- Restrictions
- Restrictions
- Adult Living, Pet Restrictions or Board approval Required
- Year built
- 1982
- Storeys
- 19
- Postal code
- T2V 5B5
Before you buy in Nine Eight Hundred
- Adult living. The bylaws restrict residents by age. Confirm the rules with the condo board before you offer.
- Read the condo documents. Budget, reserve fund study, the last 12 months of board minutes and any special assessments.
- Compare the fee with what it covers. Heat and electricity are included here, so the fee replaces bills you would pay elsewhere.
- Check pet and rental rules in the bylaws if either matters to you.