NW Calgary Best and Worst Neighbourhoods Crime Rates Revealed

[@Fiddlesticks52]

Great video! Wonder about Arbour Lake?

[@ChamberlainGroup]

What would you like to know?

[@Fiddlesticks52]

@ Thank you for replying! I would be interested in walk score, crime stats, density, green space percentage, etc. Whatever you know! lol

[@allisterlobo7107]

As somebody from Tuscany I can tell you the only reason it's not number one is because there's a lot of teens up to dumb shenanigans and a lot of old people with time on their hands to report them.

[@wenbiaoliang]

**I think** the numbers are not correct? For example, according to your crime map data, Brentwood has 160 total crimes with a population of 6585, I think the crime # per 100 people should be:2.4 instead of 24?

[@mtransport2144]

Do a story on noth east.... or south east around 17ave se ....

[@ChamberlainGroup]

We did each quadrant actually

[@CanadaLifeJJL]

Bowness bas 9464 and montgomery has 5464 and marketmall is in Varisty not in montgomery

[@ChamberlainGroup]

You’re correct… however market mall is beside Montgomery…

[@ericwhitfield8475]

Can you buy a house if you have permanent residency or do you need to be a full Canadian citizen before you can buy? Best wishes.

[@ChamberlainGroup]

Morning. With a PR you should be able to but let’s chat more to get all the details so we can give you the right answer. www.chamberlaingroup.ca/contact/

[@SafferCA]

Yes, you can buy as a PR. You can also buy as a foreign investor. getting a mortgage may be an issue. How do I know? I was one 15 years ago.

[@DumebiOgbuagu]

How about hidden valley, is it safe?

[@ChamberlainGroup]

Great area. Lets chat here to give you the insights www.chamberlaingroup.ca/contact/

[@zaineypie5834]

I live in Montgomery and I'm shocked! I love Montgomery. I have not experienced any crime. I don't know about the accuracy of your data relating to the age of the average home in Montgomery. On my street, there is only 1 house that is not an infil. Most of the homes from the 1980's are long gone.

[@ChamberlainGroup]

Thanks for responding. All data was from city of calgary census. In an area that’s changing the data can become wrong quickly compared to areas not changing. Truthfully calgary and most areas are very safe

[@DarrylBass]

It's always funny hearing Canadians talk and crime and safety lol. Come to the US, we can show you many examples of unsafe neighborhoods. I would trade places with Canada any day

[@NiravRecipes]

Hello sir I m living in Calgary. I bought townhouse in march 2022 $330000 and put 20% down . Now today in September I put on sale in $440000 .. so should I buy house or not pls reply becoz rate of interest is very high… pls reply

[@ChamberlainGroup]

Hello. Unfortunately we can’t advise on this unless you are our client, and truthfully how am I to know your goals and plans? Buying a house could be right or it could be wrong. If you want us to help and be your agents, then let’s chat www.chamberlaingroup.ca/contact/

[@InDahoodYooo]

Could you please tell me if Kingsland area is safe? We bought a condo there .

[@ChamberlainGroup]

Don’t have the stats in front of me but here are the SW areas kzbin.info/www/bejne/lV7JkqBogKp9bLssi=CCu-huXFhVLKE4fi

[@NiravRecipes]

Hi I m planning to buy home In coral springs NE . It is safe area to leave? Sir pls pls reply 🙏

[@ChamberlainGroup]

Let’s chat so we can help you with that and give you solid advice specific to your needs www.chamberlaingroup.ca/contact/

[@CnekYT]

Most of the crime that happens in Bowness is in the industrial area in it's southern portion

[@baileyhansen5731]

I would love to see the full rankings for the NW!

[@cuisheldon8183]

I just wonder what are the best and the worst neighborhoods crime rates in SE

[@ChamberlainGroup]

Stay tuned. 🤔😀

[@timfop]

It will be interesting to see how this compares to the NE and downtown.

[@ChamberlainGroup]

Agreed… what makes you interested in those stats?

[@yukon666]

NW is way better than NE

[@saiya8078]

I would question where these statistics come from and also what type of crime you're basing your statistics on. I've lived in Calgary for over 40 years and i can tell you your list is not true. There are a ton of schools with children freely playing on the streets of your top 5 crime list, it doesnt even make sense. As someone has mentioned, just look up Dover and Marlboroigh communities. The SE (17th ave) and NE has much higher crime rate. I would highly recommend anyone watching these videos to do further research as i find this channel mostly ship suburbs that requires you to have a car and really seperated from the core of Calgary and define what Calgary is. Urban sprawl has become a huge problem for this city, and this channel usually ships these suburbs that are causing these urban sprawls and segragated communities. Of course, this is a real estate channel, so its a part of their marketing efforts to get people to buy into these urban communities. But trust me, you will be spending alot of your time in your car; and you better hope it doesnt break down, otherwise you will be stuck.

[@ChamberlainGroup]

Appreciate your comment. As you can see by the title this is only NW Neighbourhoods. We aren’t comparing NW to NE. Crime overall in calgary is very low and the research comes from police maps combined with the latest population numbers from the last census. Calgary, unfortunately is mainly a car city. It could change on the future but that is how it was designed. Many communities that are seeing changes are adjusting the amenities to create more walkable neighbourhoods which is great. Thanks for watching and the comment.

[@realtycalgary_]

per 1000 not per 100

[@ChamberlainGroup]

I’m certain in the video we say per 100 is how it was calculated did we not?

[@guilhermeteixeira66]

Also: did you all notice the link between walkability and crime rates? It seems that communities with higher walkability tend to have a higher crime rate.

[@ChamberlainGroup]

It’s a very interesting trend indeed! I noticed this when compiling the data.

[@mr2_mike]

CTrain access which raises the walk score.

[@guilhermeteixeira66]

@@mr2_mike makes sense.

[@guilhermeteixeira66]

Very interesting analysis. I'd love to see the same for the other regions. Also, it'd be great to have the sources for all these data regarding the crimes. The Crime Map available at the city's website covers data from 2012-2019, but this one seems much more recent, which is important.

[@ChamberlainGroup]

So on that crime map there is a link at the top that has newer data and that’s how I found this more recent info. It’s essentially a newer crime map.

[@shefaliameen]

What about Egdemont, Valley Ridge, Cresmont

[@ChamberlainGroup]

They would have fallen in the middle if they weren’t on this list. Are you looking for a home in these areas?

[@yogigohil63]

Wow

[@albertatundra]

The top 5 safest are pretty much on par with each other.

[@ChamberlainGroup]

It’s true. They are also fairly close to eachother too.

[@aireneg.1450]

44 crimes per 100 in Seton?😮 Oh no! We are in Seton🫨 and loving it here💞

[@ChamberlainGroup]

Many of the crimes probably aren’t in the community but the petty thefts or things around the YMCA or commercial areas would be our guess. Great are to live!

[@CanadaLifeJJL]

What is realation between high rent rate, old house and crime rate? Is it your personal opinion? Or your company opinion?

[@ChamberlainGroup]

@@CanadaLifeJJL what are you even saying? It’s all from the data. 😂

[@yukon666]

We live in Royal Oak. Yeah, it's safe, but boring, but safe...and boring :) And this hood is too far away from everything in the city. Actually I can get to Cochrane faster than I can get to Inglewood, for example. It's good for seniors, I believe, but not very good for young people. There is only one elementary school here, and it's overcrowded. So yeah, but its safe here :)

[@yukon666]

We personally like University District and Dalhousie in NW. Would gladly move there in a second. Need to explore Brentwood more, drove once through, looked pretty good as well.

[@ChamberlainGroup]

Royal Oak is further out for sure from the core. If you're wanting to be more inner city then yes, Dalhousie or further in is where you'd want to look. it really depends on what you're wanting and looking for, also what your budget is too... but there are options!