The commercial strip here pulls people in from across Calgary — independent restaurants, music venues, a bookstore that encourages lingering, and a summer night market that fills the street. The Silk Road Spice Merchant is the kind of shop that becomes a regular errand. The residential blocks behind it are quieter, with Colonel Walker School close enough that weekday afternoons have actual foot traffic. The Inglewood Bird Sanctuary and the Inglewood River Promenade off-leash park sit at the neighbourhood's southern edge — a short walk from the busiest intersection, but a different register entirely. The Bow runs right alongside, and on a weekday morning it's quiet in a way that's easy to forget downtown is close.

1,741
Population
56.2%
Owner-Occupied
38.4
Median Age
$74,700
Avg Income
14.1%
Visible Minority

Census 2021

The Vibe

Hurtin Hippie
2,735trees per 1,000
498city avg
26parks
9designated
1in community
Divya Tyagi
5restaurants
5cafes
5bars
3bakeries
Chelsea Alexandra
1grocery
2pharmacy
2banks
F45 Training Inglewood CAN
5childcare
5gyms
2dentists
1vets
Esker Foundation
5worship
2landmarks
1museums
1libraries

The Economy

$643,615avg assessed
$717,869city avg
detached
821
semi detached
88
row
338
apartment
603
8.6xprice-to-income
11.2xcity avg
$1,966avg rent
Here
8.6
City
11.2
57permits (12mo)
219active licenses
Retail
99
Food Service
40
Personal Service
31
Auto Services
12

The Infrastructure

56.3crimes per 1,000
18.7city avg
10.9stops per 1,000
4.5city avg
3.8 kmto downtown
Route 1 — Bowness/Forest Lawn
Route 101 — Inglewood
Route 117 — McKenzie Towne Express
1,630per 1,000
296city avg