We Voted for our Top Calgary Neighbourhoods for 2023

I saw my community discovery 😂🎉

Great video. Production values are getting real good as these go on! I’d love to see a similar list for inner city specifically, I.e. best bang for your buck near downtown. Or best neighborhoods of the era, I.e. ‘best pre WW2 neighborhood’ and ‘best turn of century’ and ‘best new’

Another great video, well done. Thank you Chamberlain

There is no #2 affordable luxury community in the video

How is the new community by east hills? Belvedere ?

Great info…and BTW been living in Mahogany 12 years and love it

Suggestion for another video?

Impact of the Green line LRT to real estate values once Its done? I would like your opinions on that.

Suggest you Create a best downsizing-to safe walkable community
1. Low accommodation maintenance and great retirement amenities
2. Mobility/independence when one was does not drive anymore …..
3.

The price I see on the Real Estate web is much higher than you said... why is this? Is the price on that website higher than the actual sale price?

where is mahogany? Lol 😂

Were school quality taken into account while ranking family-friendly communities? Or what criteria were?

I disagree about a mahogany. It has no decent pathways around these neighbourhoods at all. Auburn Bay and Mahogany are not friendly for biking or walking.

Lake Bonavista house at 589k for a house? Show at least a few even at 600k. Cheapest is 644k now…

Keep up the good work. Looking to sell and buy here shortly.

Walden is a nice area

Hey I side houses in cransto

How about Cityscape?

Who is buying real state this year ? Lol

Hi, great channel, many thanks for all information provided. Have one question: When you mentioned prices do you mean Canadian dollars or US Dollars?

Really inspire! I would be a new immigrant to Canada soon, just want to find a new life style there. You guys' video help a lot, I would follow your every new video in the future. LOL

Currently in Temple, and loving it here.

I think you missed a major hidden Gem - Cresmont❤
Which is so near the mountains on the SW side!
Let me know what do you think

Deer Run is a dump. Noisy kids with Noisy cars. Left there for Sundance 20 years ago.

If you do areas with schools Sundance is #1. We have 5 , k to grade 12, 6 if you include the Separate school board high school 1km away

Your average prices are very low. You can't buy a house in Bonavista for 600k.

Mahogany is right now seeling for 1mn> , are there any available inventory the low 600s with lake access?

We need a list for most accessible with transit. And one for most bike friendly

I’ve lived in Panorama hills literally since houses started being built here. 3rd house in our culdesac.

After living in these northern communities I can’t stand them anymore and I miss the older communities like penbrook.

It’s really depressing not having the large tress of the older communities and like 90% of the neighborhood feels like a rat race where everything is the same.

We don’t even have normal basketball courts in our communities anymore it’s all just 1 single hoop half courts or weird circle courts with a triple hoop in the middle -.- parks are so spread apart from each and just themselves in terms of what’s on the play ground.

You don’t get that giant grand park feeling that all the old elementary schools had.

Safe? Sure.
Hidden gem? Eh.
Disconnected/bad walk ability? 100% unless you just want to walk 5-7 blocks before you even seen another field that has pretty nothing on it.

murder in Lake Bonavista.

you have to pay extra monthly for lake privileges. The best areas are older in north east if calgary!!

I am always amazed by Canadian cities and towns - so clean and safe. Hardly any gun battles going down the street and hardly anybody being yanked from their cars and beaten mercilessly. People aren't shot while walking their dogs or working at convenience markets. And the people seem so articulate and educated! Canadians don't grunt, scream gibberish, or dance around in intersections. Amazing.

Walden seems the best…

Is all of Calgary a suburb built since the 1960's? All the shots are of rows and rows of developer-built houses. No mention of shops, restaurants or bars. No mention of walkability, nightlife or community culture. I know its a real estate video, but are there any urban communities in Calgary?

This is for you Glenn and Kaitlin! 3rd or 4 th

Do you have any recommendations for best DINK (Dual Income No Kids) neighbourhoods that are both safe and walkable? Thank you! <3

Sorry to say but you are biased towards Southeast/ South bcoz you live there and you know better about these communities. You kind of make subtle fun of any communities that is not near Fish Creek Park/ Lake which I find stupid. You are not making this video for your home but your clients - they could have different preferences feeling home (immigrants), cultures, religious places, inclusiveness (not just white communities), foods, hills, convenience to industrial area, students, LRT transportation, inner city life, vibrant but messy life etcs. rather then depressed secluded life in big home and have a dog to get rid of depression - other than just walking in dead park and frozen lake with a dog. When your brokers do not agree for example even then you are not open to ideas and still making fun. I like your videos and watch regularly appreciate your honesty but unfortunately I observed this a lot of time.

Well, it is kinda obvious that you trying to sell Mahogany, however, this is certainly not the best community for families - any decent sport and/or social clubs ? NO, people have to drive all the way up to NW or to the older and established communities like aforementioned Lake Bonavista. The only reason you put these newer communities to the top spots - because you are selling properties in those communities.

I’m a proud owner of one of the houses in Mahogany. Its actually a resort living ❤