- Median home assessment
- $321k Across 2,019 houses, townhouses and condos
- People (2021 census)
- 4,505 5% under 15 · 13% 65+
- Median income (2021)
- $57k Higher than 91% of areas
- New homes in permits
- 0 Applied for in the last 12 months
Map
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Homes and assessments
| Property type | Properties | Share | Median assessment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Low Rise Apartment Condo | 1,154 | 56% | $282,500 |
| High Rise Apartment Condo | 638 | 31% | $484,500 |
| Low Rise Rental Condo | 128 | 6% | $191,500 |
| Townhouse | 48 | 2% | $707,000 |
| Detached | 47 | 2% | $698,500 |
| Apartment Low-rise | 33 | 2% | $3,240,000 |
| Collective Residence | 13 | 1% | $742,000 |
| Duplex | 4 | 0% | $1,067,750 |
| Apartment Low-rise/Commercial | 4 | 0% | $19,110,000 |
| Apartment High-rise/Commercial | 3 | 0% | $19,350,000 |
Residential property types only. Titled parking stalls, storage units and vacant lots are left out, and the median home assessment also leaves out whole apartment buildings. 3,330 assessed properties in all. Assessments are the City's estimates for property tax, valued at July 1 of the year before. They aren't sale prices.
What's being built and changed
41 building permit applications, including 0 new homes.
36 development permit applications.
| Address | Change | In plain English | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 101C 24 AV SW2026-03-19 | M-C2to M-H1 | From multi-residential, medium profile, in established communities to multi-residential, high density, low rise.Allows more homes or a bigger building. | Submitted |
| 115 17 AV SW2025-10-16 | C-COR2 f3.0h46;C-COR2 f3.0h46to MU-2;MU-1 | From see the Land Use Bylaw for this district to see the Land Use Bylaw for this district. | Approved |
| 101 17 AV SW2024-10-17 | C-COR2 f3.0h46to C-COR1 | From commercial corridor (height up to 46 m · floor area ratio 3.0) to commercial corridor with homes above shops.A similar scale, with different rules. | Approved |
| 120 18 AV SE2024-08-22 | DCto MU-2 | From Direct Control (custom rules in its own bylaw) to mixed use with active street-level frontage. | Approved |
| 101 25 AV SW2024-07-07 | M-H2 d160to M-H2 | From multi-residential, high density, medium rise (density up to 160 units/ha) to multi-residential, high density, medium rise.Same district, with its height or density limits changed. | Approved |
| 206 26 AV SW2024-03-30 | M-H2to M-H3 | From multi-residential, high density, medium rise to multi-residential, high density, high rise.A similar scale, with different rules. | Approved |
| 2202 2 ST SW2023-11-15 | DCto DC | From Direct Control (custom rules in its own bylaw) to Direct Control (custom rules in its own bylaw).Custom rules for this site; read the DC bylaw. | Submitted |
Schools and getting around
- Our Lady of LourdesElementary/Junior High · The Calgary Roman Catholic Separate School Division
- St. Mary's High SchoolSenior High · The Calgary Roman Catholic Separate School Division
- St. Monica SchoolElementary/Junior High · The Calgary Roman Catholic Separate School Division
Catchment areas aren't in this data. Check designated schools with the Calgary Board of Education or Calgary Catholic School District.
5 bus and CTrain routes stop inside the community.
Parks, recreation and community
No community hall listed for Mission.
Find the community association
None inside the boundary.
No City-listed recreation facilities inside the boundary.
From City of Calgary open data: community district boundaries, current property assessments, the 2021 federal census by community, the Calgary Equity Index, building and development permits, land use applications, business licences, schools, Calgary Transit stops, parks and recreation facilities. Pulled Oct 28, 2026. All neighbourhoods · Compare addresses