Quiet streets and well-spaced houses shaded by mature trees give Bel-Aire a settled, unhurried feel a short drive from downtown. Day-to-day errands run toward Sunterra Market over in Britannia or over to Chinook Centre in Meadowlark Park — close enough to make neither a project. Bus service connects to the broader transit network, though this is largely a neighbourhood of driveways and garages. First Assembly has been part of the community fabric for years, one of the few spots that draws residents together outside their own yards. The streets stay notably calm through the week — few pedestrians, little through-traffic — the kind of quiet that comes from a place where people have put down roots and aren't in any rush to be somewhere else.

453
Population
73.3%
Owner-Occupied
49.5
Median Age
$173,290
Avg Income
17.9%
Visible Minority
Top ancestries
English
15.2%
Irish
12.5%
Scottish
12.2%
German
8.3%
Canadian
8.1%
Top mother tongues
English
83.4%
French
2.4%
Spanish
1.7%
Tagalog
1.6%
Mandarin
1.2%

Census 2021

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Before-you-buy report

What's changing around an address in Bel-Aire, Calgary before you buy:

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  • Council decisions affecting the area
  • Crime and 311 trends, and school changes
  • Ground movement from satellite data
  • The assessment trend against the community

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The Vibe

823trees per 1,000
517city avg
2parks
1childcare
Raptor Rooftop Rentals
1attractions
1worship

The Economy

$2,974,140avg assessed
$657,359city avg
detached
157
17.2xprice-to-income
10.4xcity avg
Here
17.2
City
10.4
8permits (12mo)

The Infrastructure

13.2crimes per 1,000
22city avg
2.2stops per 1,000
4.5city avg
5.1 kmto downtown
Route 3 — Sandstone/Elbow Dr SW
Route 9 — Dalhousie Station/Chinook Station
411per 1,000
304city avg