Calgary communities
From inner-city condos near downtown to newer family communities on the edges of the city, Calgary’s neighbourhoods differ a lot in age, home style and commute. Here are some of the communities buyers ask about most.
See Calgary homes for saleBeltline
Inner-city district just south of downtown, mostly condos and apartments, within walking distance of 17 Avenue SW’s restaurants and shops.
Kensington
Northwest inner-city area by the Bow River, known for the shops and cafés along Kensington Road, with a mix of character homes and newer infills.
Bridgeland-Riverside
Northeast of downtown across the Bow River, with infills, townhomes and condos, and the Bridgeland/Memorial CTrain station.
Altadore
Southwest inner-city community near Marda Loop and River Park, with many new infill homes.
Tuscany
Established northwest suburb near Stoney Trail and Crowchild Trail, served by the Tuscany CTrain station.
Aspen Woods
West Calgary community of mostly larger, newer detached homes, close to the Aspen Landing shopping centre.
Evanston
Newer north Calgary community of family homes and townhomes off Symons Valley Road.
Mahogany
Southeast lake community where residents have access to the lake and beaches.
Auburn Bay
Southeast lake community near the South Health Campus hospital, with resident lake access.
Cranston
Southeast community along the ridge above the Bow River valley, close to Fish Creek Provincial Park.
Seton
Southeast urban district built around the South Health Campus, with shops, a large YMCA and newer homes and condos.
Signal Hill
Southwest community on the hill above the Westhills shopping area, mostly detached homes from the 1990s onward.