Housing and change community signal
Investor context across Calgary communities
A relative signal for renter presence, housing choice, permit activity, transit, everyday-service access and newer supply.
This page compares one public-data signal at a time. It is a shortlist tool rather than an overall ranking, and every leading record links to a full community profile with the underlying evidence and local context.
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Published formula
Renter share 20%, housing choice 15%, latest permit and redevelopment activity 20%, transit 15%, everyday-service access 15%, new-construction signal 15%.
This is not an investment recommendation, return forecast, rent estimate, vacancy measure or indication that a property will appreciate.
Evidence used
This is a interpretive blend. The current ingredients include 2021 renter share, 2021 dwelling diversity and form breadth, latest 12-month permit and development activity, transit reach, direct everyday-service access, new-housing activity.
Communities with stronger measured support
Albert Park/Radisson Heights: 75/100; Housing tenure: 65% renter households in 2021 Bowness: 78/100; Housing tenure: 48% renter households in 2021 Capitol Hill: 81/100; Housing tenure: 55% renter households in 2021 Crescent Heights: 78/100; Housing tenure: 60% renter households in 2021 Forest Lawn: 79/100; Housing tenure: 68% renter households in 2021 Highland Park: 86/100; Housing tenure: 66% renter households in 2021 Killarney/Glengarry: 77/100; Housing tenure: 40% renter households in 2021 Kingsland: 79/100; Housing tenure: 68% renter households in 2021 Rosscarrock: 80/100; Housing tenure: 65% renter households in 2021 Tuxedo Park: 82/100; Housing tenure: 54% renter households in 2021
These examples come from the stronger end of the measured-support range and are shown alphabetically. The score applies only to this named lens and is not an overall neighbourhood ranking.
- Albert Park/Radisson Heights: 75/100Housing tenure: 65% renter households in 2021 | Permit activity: 49 renovation/improvement, 19 new-home and 12 demolition permits from 2025-08-28 to 2026-08-28
- Bowness: 78/100Housing tenure: 48% renter households in 2021 | Permit activity: 84 renovation/improvement, 66 new-home and 54 demolition permits from 2025-08-28 to 2026-08-28
- Capitol Hill: 81/100Housing tenure: 55% renter households in 2021 | Permit activity: 15 renovation/improvement, 31 new-home and 28 demolition permits from 2025-08-28 to 2026-08-28
- Crescent Heights: 78/100Housing tenure: 60% renter households in 2021 | Permit activity: 41 renovation/improvement, 27 new-home and 17 demolition permits from 2025-08-28 to 2026-08-28
- Forest Lawn: 79/100Housing tenure: 68% renter households in 2021 | Permit activity: 39 renovation/improvement, 35 new-home and 22 demolition permits from 2025-08-28 to 2026-08-28
- Highland Park: 86/100Housing tenure: 66% renter households in 2021 | Permit activity: 21 renovation/improvement, 28 new-home and 20 demolition permits from 2025-08-28 to 2026-08-28
- Killarney/Glengarry: 77/100Housing tenure: 40% renter households in 2021 | Permit activity: 38 renovation/improvement, 54 new-home and 41 demolition permits from 2025-08-28 to 2026-08-28
- Kingsland: 79/100Housing tenure: 68% renter households in 2021 | Permit activity: 29 renovation/improvement, 13 new-home and 16 demolition permits from 2025-08-28 to 2026-08-28
- Rosscarrock: 80/100Housing tenure: 65% renter households in 2021 | Permit activity: 22 renovation/improvement, 13 new-home and 11 demolition permits from 2025-08-28 to 2026-08-28
- Tuxedo Park: 82/100Housing tenure: 54% renter households in 2021 | Permit activity: 33 renovation/improvement, 33 new-home and 22 demolition permits from 2025-08-28 to 2026-08-28