Thanks
to a variety of factors like population growth and continuous foreign
investments, Calgary, Alberta is now one of the fastest growing
cities in Canada, similar to Vancouver in British Columbia. In 2013,
Calgary ranked 1st
in MoneySense’s Best Places to Raise Kids in Canada. Those who wish
to move here would probably have a hard time choosing for the perfect
home for their family, but only because there are just so many viable
options. The city, after all, is able to cater to various
lifestyles, income brackets and needs.
Southwest
Calgary has Bankview, Mount Royal, and Killarney as its prime
neighborhoods which boast trendy restaurants and bars, as well as a
decent public transportation system. The Southwest is also regarded
to have some of the best houses for sale in Calgary, although this
also means that residential and rental properties are quite
expensive. Northeast Calgary generally doesn’t have this problem,
but that is because neighborhoods like Bridgeland primarily cater to
working class families.
The
neighborhoods of Northwest Calgary, like Kensington and West
Hillhurst, are well-known for their arts and crafts shops, cafes, and
bistros. These things make Northwest Calgary highly recommendable for
artsy and fun-loving individuals. In contrast, Southeast Calgary is
mainly commercial and industry-based, although newer suburbs like
McKenzie Lake are still cropping out in this region, expectedly due
to Alberta’s consistent economic growth.
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