Close to downtown but still residential in scale, Mayland Heights settles into a practical rhythm — MRT Family Foods and Rexall covering the basics, elementary schools spread across the community so that Sir John Franklin School or Belfast School is within walking distance of most households. The off-leash park carries the community's own name — Mayland Heights off-leash — and it's where dogs and their people tend to end up on weekday evenings. The commercial strips lean toward restaurants rather than big-box retail. A local bus route connects to the MAX Orange rapid line, keeping downtown reachable without a car — a practical detail in a neighbourhood where renters and owners mix freely and neither has to drive far to eat well.

3,018
Population
52.4%
Owner-Occupied
39.6
Median Age
$49,354
Avg Income
32%
Visible Minority

Census 2021

The Vibe

989trees per 1,000
498city avg
12parks
10designated
2in community
Angela M
3restaurants
2bars
HUSNI Ali
1grocery
1pharmacy
1banks
1shopping
Alirio Duran
3childcare
Jose Carrillo
5worship
1landmarks

The Economy

$568,348avg assessed
$717,869city avg
detached
1k
semi detached
275
row
64
apartment
247
11.5xprice-to-income
11.2xcity avg
$1,359avg rent
Here
11.5
City
11.2
29permits (12mo)
28active licenses
Retail
9
Property Management
8
Food Service
4
Personal Service
4

The Infrastructure

29.5crimes per 1,000
18.7city avg
8.6stops per 1,000
4.5city avg
4.2 kmto downtown
Route 19 — 16 Avenue North
Route 33 — Vista Heights/Rundle
Route 303 — MAX Orange Brentwood/Saddletowne
524per 1,000
296city avg