Search any Calgary residential address to pull its property assessment, estimated property tax, year built, nearby parks, and daily essentials — sourced from the City’s open data.
The current City of Calgary assessed value for the parcel, with a five-year trend so the direction is obvious at a glance.
A property tax estimate calculated from the current municipal and provincial mill rates applied to the address’s assessed value.
When the home was built, pulled straight from Calgary’s property records — useful for renovation context and insurance quotes.
Closest grocery, pharmacy, registry, library, and rec centre, plus nearby parks and featured Calgary businesses.
493,021 Calgary addresses are in the lookup index. A profile page is published the first time an address is searched, and 2,199 have been published so far. Browse those by street name or by quadrant.
A fresh set of published profiles is drawn each day.
Buying or renting, look up the address before you go see it: assessed value, year built, and what’s nearby. Then compare its community with others, whether you’re moving here from another city or just across town.
Browse all 219 Calgary communitiesSee your address’s current City assessment, estimated property tax, year built, and what’s around it. Handy when the January assessment notice arrives, before a renovation, or before you decide to sell.
Search any Calgary addressEvery Calgary residential address has its own page — free, public, no login or sign-up to view. Send the link to a friend, to family, or to a client; realtors and brokers drop it into an email or a listing description.
For example:
cityofcalgary.com/address/252-auburn-bay-dr-se
See the building permits on file for the address and the year the house was built before you call a contractor.
Find a Calgary contractorAny residential address works. See what the house down the street is assessed at, what its property tax runs, and when it was built.
Search any Calgary addressTrades and service businesses check the year built and the permits on file before they show up to quote.
Claim your business listingCheck the nearest schools, parks and transit for an address before you commit to it.
Compare up to four communitiesEstimated property tax and assessed value for any address, plus what tenants will find nearby.
Search any Calgary addressPicking a Calgary community to move into is a different question than checking one address. Start with the community — its build era, quadrant, assessment trends, and demographics — then drill into specific addresses from there.
Post-2005 master-planned lake community.
SESE lake community, late-1990s build-out.
SEEstablished SE master-planned, 1990s onward.
SEPost-2005 SE lake community.
SWUpper-end SW, post-2000 build-out.
NWEstablished NW, late-1990s onward.
NENewer NE, post-2000 build-out.
CentralInner-city, dense, transit-served.
Calgary property tax is the assessed value of the property multiplied by the combined municipal and provincial education mill rates set each year. The estimate shown on every address page applies the current year’s rates to the City’s most recent assessed value for that parcel.
The assessed value shown on each address page is the City’s yearly estimate for property tax purposes, not a market appraisal. It tracks market value closely but lags by up to twelve months. For a current sale price, a realtor comparative market analysis is the closer benchmark.
Assessed value is the City of Calgary’s July 1 estimate used to calculate property tax for the following year. Market value is what a buyer would pay today. The two usually sit within a few percentage points of each other, but rapid market swings can widen the gap.
Every Calgary residential address page surfaces the year built directly from the City’s assessment records. Type the address into the search box above and the year of construction appears on the resulting profile page alongside assessment and tax data.
All assessment, tax, year-built, and parcel data comes from the City of Calgary’s Open Data portal (Socrata) under the Open Government Licence — City of Calgary. Records refresh on a weekly schedule, so newly built homes can take a few weeks to appear.
The address index has a few sparse gaps mid-block where the City’s open data feed is missing a row. If a neighbour’s address resolves and yours does not, the parcel is likely missing upstream. The index refreshes weekly and gaps usually fill in over time.
This page covers residential addresses only. For commercial parcels, search the Calgary business directory instead — it carries 24,692 Calgary businesses with category, status, and contact details.
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