The Queensland & Diamond Cove off-leash park is the daily social anchor here — morning dog walks, after-school runs, the kind of low-key gathering that happens when people have been neighbours long enough to recognize each other's routines. The neighbourhood is compact and established, with most residents owning rather than renting, and the streets have the settled, looked-after quality that comes with long-term tenure. For groceries, the library, and a workout, residents regularly head to Quarry Park in Douglasdale/Glen — the Calgary Co-op Quarry Park Food Centre, Quarry Park Library, and Remington YMCA are all within a short drive, and that corridor functions as the neighbourhood's practical downtown. Several bus routes run south toward McKenzie Towne for those commuting without a car.

1,130
Population
82.2%
Owner-Occupied
43.3
Median Age
$56,735
Avg Income
17%
Visible Minority
Top ancestries
English
15%
Irish
11.6%
Scottish
11.6%
German
10.7%
Canadian
9.9%
Top mother tongues
English
83.9%
Tagalog
2.5%
Spanish
2.2%
French
1.6%
Polish
0.9%

Census 2021

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Before-you-buy report

What's changing around an address in Diamond Cove, Calgary before you buy:

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  • Council decisions affecting the area
  • Crime and 311 trends, and school changes
  • Ground movement from satellite data
  • The assessment trend against the community

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The Vibe

557trees per 1,000
498city avg
4parks
1attractions

The Economy

$906,563avg assessed
$717,869city avg
detached
271
16.0xprice-to-income
11.2xcity avg
Here
16.0
City
11.2
1permits (12mo)

The Infrastructure

12.4crimes per 1,000
22city avg
11.5 kmto downtown
Route 29 — Queensland
Route 92 — McKenzie Towne
Route 96 — McKenzie
112per 1,000
296city avg