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Every Calgary Neighbourhood Explained in 24 Minutes

Chamberlain Real Estate Group

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You already know Calgary is big. What you might not know is that the four-quadrant map everyone uses tells you almost nothing useful when you are trying to figure out where to buy a home in Calgary.

Jared Chamberlain breaks Calgary into 10 distinct areas beyond the traditional four-quadrant map, each with its own pace, price per square foot, school story, and vibe.

Whether you are trying to get your kids into the right school catchment, wondering if the ridge is worth the premium, or weighing a bigger lot in the older south against a brand new build further out, the numbers in this video give you real knowledge, not a vague sense of which area is right for you and your family.

This is the clearest picture of the Calgary market in one place, built for families who want the right neighbourhood, not just any neighbourhood.

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CHAPTERS

00:00 Every Calgary Neighbourhood Explained in 24 Minutes
00:30 The Core
02:56 The Inner City Ring
05:15 The Ridge
08:24 The Inner South
10:49 The West Side
13:38 The NW
15:27 The Far North
17:39 The Northeast
19:37 The Older South
22:14 The Deep South

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13 Comments

@ChamberlainGroup Creator 3 weeks ago Pinned

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@jar2nd383 2 weeks ago

Super useful information that's laid out superbly. Thank you for taking the time and effort to put this together.

@MuzikMachine1234 2 weeks ago

Considering the more granular classification for some of the inner city neighbourhoods, the Northeast classification seemed rather broad. For example, areas north McKnight Blvd/64 Ave NE are newer than the 1980s and more susceptible to hail than areas directly east of the inner city. Communities like Cornerstone (homes still u/c) and Southview (est. ~1950) were grouped together.

@rtgtx 13 days ago (edited)

There are many million dollar condos in the CORE area. Downtown owners are definitely not just first time buyers and retirees.

@Casper-jx1zd 3 weeks ago (edited)

I love your videos! They are helpful! 💯%

@theresafroehlich599 4 days ago

Good schools is not a distinguishing factor if it applies to most of the areas...

@khawye 11 days ago

This was a solid video!

@rsmrymcgwn 3 weeks ago

I would like to see a video on the best areas for retirees. While Calgary is family oriented eventually they are retirees that want single level homes not just apartment condos but also modern bungalows, walkouts, villas, duplexes with easy, low or serviced maintenance with room for hobbies and located in walkable areas. Coffee shops (not so much restaurants), recreation, health centers, and senior services. Housing that caters to aging in place.

@mariellenhenriksen3075 3 weeks ago

The new HighSchool in Evanston is now open.

@shoogsiddigali6549 13 days ago

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@LearningandTechnology 2 weeks ago

Ha! Once again my neighbourhood sneaks away from classification 😊
However - you did come closer than many do.

I’ll give you a hint:
Close to downtown
R1 zoning
Close to schools and a major park

😊

@zalllon 3 weeks ago

The % of list price sold is misleading, as even you note yourself saying "percent of LAST LISTED price". Really need the ratio of sold price vs original list price, as that is the true indicator. If you ignore prior pricing due to termination, / expired, than the ratio is truly meaningless and not worth mentioning, and becomes a manipulation of statistics.