Marlborough Mall is where you end up — not always by plan, but because it's central, covered, and useful year-round. Groceries come from the Walmart Supercentre nearby, and bus routes threading through here connect to the CTrain without much fuss, which matters when the wind picks up in February. Several schools are scattered within easy walking distance, so the sidewalks have that mid-morning and mid-afternoon pulse that comes with a lot of families around. The Marlborough off-leash park is a regular stop for dog owners morning and evening — one of those spots that ends up more social than you'd expect. The dining-oriented commercial strip means there's usually somewhere close to pick up food on a weeknight, which fits the neighbourhood's practical, lived-in character.

8,916
Population
64.7%
Owner-Occupied
40.4
Median Age
$39,960
Avg Income
65.1%
Visible Minority

Census 2021

The Vibe

223trees per 1,000
498city avg
19parks
9designated
2in community
Raja Foods Marlborough
4restaurants
2cafes
1bars
JOMS THOMAS ALACKEL
2grocery
5pharmacy
2banks
3shopping
Memorial Square Dental NE Calgary
2childcare
5dentists
Calgary Church of Christ
5worship
3landmarks

The Economy

$510,744avg assessed
$717,869city avg
detached
2k
semi detached
124
row
188
12.8xprice-to-income
11.2xcity avg
$1,585avg rent
Here
12.8
City
11.2
43permits (12mo)
136active licenses
Retail
72
Food Service
31
Personal Service
14
Other
8

The Infrastructure

25.1crimes per 1,000
18.7city avg
4.4stops per 1,000
4.5city avg
7.3 kmto downtown
Route 23 — 52 St E
Route 42 — Marlborough
Route 43 — McKnight - Westwinds Station/Chinook Station
228per 1,000
296city avg