Vetro
210 15 Avenue SE, Calgary, AB T2G 0B5 · Beltline
Avg price / sq ft$377Last 12 months
Avg condo fee / sq ft$0.62Avg $535/mo
Sales, 12 months16$232,000–$394,000
Avg sale price$324,697Avg 864 sq ft
Avg days on market60Units sold, 12 months
For sale now10Active + pending
Of the 55 busiest Calgary high-rises (10+ sales in 12 months), Vetro has a mid-range price per sq ft (#17 of 55, lowest first) and the #8 lowest condo fee per sq ft.
Unit 502 · $242,900
1 / 50For sale now · 10 listings · tap a listing to see its photos
Sales by unit type · last 12 months
| Type | Sales | Avg price | Avg sq ft | $ / sq ft | Avg fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 bed | 5 | $253,300 | 691 | $367 | $431 |
| 2 bed | 11 | $357,150 | 943 | $381 | $583 |
Price per sq ft by year
*2026 to date. Average of sold units each year.
Monthly cost to own · at the $324,697 average sale price
Mortgage payment$1,480/mo$259,758 loan · 4.79% 5-yr fixed · 25 yr
Tax + condo fee$723/mo$188 tax + $535 condo fee
Total monthly$2,203/mo$64,939 down · excludes insurance, utilities
About the building
Vetro is a 34-storey concrete condo tower at 210 15 Avenue SE in Beltline, built in 2009. Over the last 12 months, 16 units sold for an average of $324,697, or $377 per square foot. Sale prices ranged from $232,000 to $394,000. The condo fee includes heat and water, which matters when you compare it with buildings where owners pay those separately.
Amenities
Fitness CenterSpa/Hot TubParty RoomRecreation Room
Condo fee includes
Professional ManagementHeatTrashSewerReserve Fund ContributionsWaterInsuranceCommon Area MaintenanceSnow Removal
Building details
- Construction
- Concrete, Brick
- Heating
- Forced Air
- Cooling
- Central Air
- Laundry
- In Unit
- Parking
- Underground
- Pets
- Restrictions
- Restrictions
- Pet Restrictions or Board approval Required, Adult Living
- Year built
- 2009
- Storeys
- 34
- Postal code
- T2G 0B5
Before you buy in Vetro
- 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. Check which utilities are included.
- Check pet and rental rules in the bylaws if either matters to you.