219 Calgary communities, each with property values, building activity, demographics and what's nearby.
Each dot is one community, coloured by quadrant; grey dots are the inner-city communities the City's data groups as Central. Hover for a name, click to open its profile.
The City issued 493 building permits with a combined declared value of $189.3M, covering 477 housing units.
The largest by declared value was a $39.1M Commercial / Multi Family Project in Parkdale, filed as “New 1-storey, Group D/F3 Office/Industrial Building (Calgary Office of the Chief Medical Examiner)” (permit record).
7 new land-use redesignation applications were filed.
0 files were closed as approved and none as refused.
The City's records give the date a file was closed, which can come after the Council decision.
Rezoning Watch has the latest applications.
Roads and transit
331 road closures and lane restrictions started during the week, and Calgary Transit posted 47 service alerts that took effect.
What's active right now is on the traffic dashboard and the transit alerts list.
Ask Calgary
Answers, with sources
Common questions about Calgary, each answered from a named source.
How Many People Live in Calgary?
1,306,784
Calgary had 1,306,784 residents at Statistics Canada's 2021 Census of Population, the most recent official count for the city. That is 5.5% more than the 1,239,220 counted in 2016. Statistics Canada's newer estimate, for July 1, 2025, puts the city at 1,612,834.
Calgary has 7,261 active restaurants — businesses holding a City of Calgary food-service licence, counted from the 2026 business licence roll. That figure covers licensed sit-down restaurants, takeaway kitchens, and food-only bars in every quadrant of the city, drawn from the same open dataset that powers the directory on this site.
A Calgary property assessment is the City of Calgary's estimate of what your property was worth on July 1 of the previous year — the fixed valuation date the City uses to build every year's tax roll. On the 2025 roll, the average across all 561,525 residential properties (houses, duplexes, townhouses, condos and multi-family buildings) is $625,090.
This site profiles 219 Calgary communities: 52 in the northwest, 31 in the northeast, 62 in the southwest and 45 in the southeast, plus 29 the City's data groups as Central. Communities with no assessed properties, mostly industrial areas, aren't profiled.
The traffic dashboard lists every active road closure, construction zone and incident, alongside 221 City traffic cameras. It refreshes every 15 minutes from 511 Alberta and the City of Calgary's incident and road-closure records. At last refresh it showed 107 active closures and restrictions, 11 of them full closures.
How do I find building permits for a Calgary address?
Open the address's profile page, where permits tied to that address are listed. To browse an area, the permits map filters by community, permit class, value and status. The site tracks 64,656 building and development permits from the City's open data. Residential permits are shown by street and community, without the house number.
There are two. The Red Line (Route 201) runs between Somerset-Bridlewood in the south and Tuscany in the northwest. The Blue Line (Route 202) runs between Saddletowne in the northeast and 69 Street in the west. Both cross downtown along 7 Avenue, where rides are free.
Your property's assessed value is multiplied by the tax rate City Council sets each year. The bill has two parts: a municipal portion and a provincial education portion. The City mails bills in late May and payment is due at the end of June. Each address profile on this site shows the assessed value the bill is based on.
The Calgary Board of Education runs the public schools and the Calgary Catholic School District runs the Catholic ones; charter and private schools operate alongside both. The schools index on this site holds 506 entries: 261 Calgary Board of Education, 110 Calgary Catholic School District, 117 private, 11 charter, and 7 post-secondary campuses.
Search the directory by name, category or neighbourhood. It lists 24,753 Calgary businesses: those in the City of Calgary's business licence records plus listings added by their owners, each placed in the community where it operates. Owners can claim their listing for free and add hours, photos and a description.
The latest reviews of local businesses, written by community members.
Ccalgary_dudeSep 6, 2026
5 out of 5 stars
Awesome Korean BBQ Place!
I come here and do the all you can eat, and always leave eating more that I should have. This is definitely one of my favorite places to go. The overall experience is always…
Good food overall, their Pizza is a stand out. The happy hour is pretty reasonable and they have lots of different beers on tap. Service is generally always on point too.
I always have an issue every visit. It is actually pretty insane how bad it is. One time they cracked my windshield when they removed my car starter and installed a dashcam. They claimed…
I bought a car from here, bought every warranty there was, and the first issue I had they wouldn't honour anything. Came up with excuses. When I came back to talk to someone else,…
This is my favourite theater in Calgary. The VIP is a little more expensive, but at least there is less chance of kids ruining the experience. If you have little ones with you, then…
I've purchased a few Nintendo 64 games from Calgary Games. Jason goes above and beyond with customer service. He's knowledgeable, easy to deal with, and always happy to answer my questions. Everything has been…
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