The red Peace Bridge crossing the Bow River, with downtown Calgary's towers behind it under a clear blue sky

Know any Calgary address before you make an offer.

The City's own data on the property and the blocks around it, from assessment history to flood maps, explained in plain language.

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What's in a brief

Everything public about a property, on one calm page.

Assessment history

Every City assessment since 2005, this year's estimated property tax, and how it compares with similar properties in the community.

Zoning in plain words

The land use district explained, plus land use change applications within 800 m.

Flood maps

The City's regulatory flood map and the June 2013 flood extent, checked against the whole lot.

Permits and suites

Building permits at the address, whether a secondary suite is on the City's registry, and development applications nearby.

Schools and transit

Schools within 1.6 km, CTrain and bus routes within 800 m, and the community's 2021 census profile.

Investor numbers

Cap rate with a rent range, cash flow and debt coverage, using Canadian mortgage math and CMHC rents.

Pipes and heritage

What the City's water and sewer pipes are made of and when they went in, and whether the house is on the heritage inventory.

Living here

Snow route parking bans, the community association, off-leash parks, pathways, pools, rinks and libraries nearby.

Side by side

Compare up to four addresses on assessment, tax, flood and other risks, what's changing nearby, transit and schools.

Every neighbourhood

A public page for each Calgary community: home values, census and income, permits and rezoning, schools and parks.

Where it comes from
City of Calgary Open DataCalgary TransitLand Use Bylaw 1P20072026 tax rate bylawCMHC Rental Market Survey2021 federal census