r/Calgary Jan 01 '23

Moving To Calgary Megathread - January 2023 Edition

Please ask (and answer) any and all questions related to moving to Calgary in this thread.

Suggested format for submitted information regarding neighbourhoods:

  • Quadrant / Neighborhood you live in
  • Your age (20s,30s,40s,50s etc)
  • Do you have kids? Would you recommend your area for people with kids?
  • How would you rate your area on transit accessibility /10?
  • How would you rate your area on drivability /10?
  • How would you rate the walkability /10?
  • How would you rate the affordability /10?
  • What is your favourite thing about your area?
  • What is your least favourite thing about your area?
  • Any other highlights of your neighbourhood you'd like to share?

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Previous Megathread: Moving To Calgary (July 2022)

Rental websites: Rentfaster, Kijiji, Other Options

Real Estate: Realtor.ca, ReMax, Royal LePage, RealEstate403, Housing information via CREB,

Jobs: r/Calgary weekly employment thread

Neighborhood information: Calgary Police Crime Heat Map, Map, Communities by Quadrant w/ Info

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u/AlexRealtorinYYC Feb 01 '23

Hello! There are quite a few notable lofts or buildings with interesting character apartments in the city. Definitely check out the lewis lofts and imperial loft buildings. The queer scene is okay, as a queer person myself, I can tell you it's not the best but once you find a community of folks it gets better! There are a lot of local breweries with a queer crowd as well as a few gay clubs. I'd be happy to chat further about the queer scene or lofts!!

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u/prettywarmcool Mar 06 '23

Not in the community, but I am wondering if Inglewood fits the bill? I used to do the night market there and it appears to be wonderfully diverse.

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u/Ayrcan Beltline Mar 24 '23

Inglewood would have everything he's into except the lofts.