Calgary Real Estate Maps

The City of Calgary offers Development Map (DMap), My Property 3.0, and City Online Property Products.

• Development Map (DMap): View development permit applications, land use redesignations, and 3D renderings of proposed projects.
• My Property 3.0: Access legal and zoning details, permit history, year of construction, and community census data.
• City Online Property Products: Purchase detailed reports including Assessment Details, Building Permits Status, and MapView Reports.

Use the Government of Alberta Flood Hazard Map and the City of Calgary Regulatory Flood Map.

The City's Regulatory Flood Map shows Floodway, Flood Fringe, and Overland Flow areas on the Bow River, Elbow River, Nose Creek, and West Nose Creek. In November 2025, updated Flood Hazard Area maps were released with a new four-category approach to flood risk.

Yes — Calgary school catchment maps let you filter properties by specific school zones.

For official school boundaries, refer to the Calgary Board of Education and Calgary Catholic School District websites.

Use the official City of Calgary Ward Finder tool to enter your address.

Calgary is divided into 14 wards, each represented by an elected city councillor. Ward boundaries were last updated following the 2021 ward boundary review.

The Calgary Development Map (DMap) shows development permit applications and land use redesignations across the city.

You can search by address, permit number, or community to view active and past applications. It also includes 3D renderings and shadow studies to visualize how proposed developments will affect sunlight, views, and ambiance.

My Property 3.0 provides legal, zoning, permit, and census data for any Calgary property.

It includes legal and zoning details (lot, block, plan, community, ward, land use designation), year of construction, permit history for renovations or additions, and census data on population density and housing structure types.

Yes — Calgary's newest communities include Seton, Mahogany, Ambleton, Glacier Ridge, and Belvedere.

Notable new developments include Seton and Mahogany in the SE, Ambleton and Glacier Ridge in the NW, and Belvedere in the East District. The City of Calgary's Development Map shows all active development permit applications.

Calgary has 270 communities — 222 residential, 44 industrial, and 4 major parks.

As of April 2026, Calgary is split into 270 neighborhoods (officially called "communities"). The City of Calgary uses "Community Districts" as the basic spatial unit for describing and presenting civic census data.

Official Calgary zoning is available through the Land Use Bylaw, My Property 3.0, and City Online Property Products.

Official zoning information is available through the City of Calgary's Land Use Bylaw and the My Property 3.0 tool. You can also access zoning data through the City Online Property Products page. The City recently implemented R-G zoning (blanket rezoning) which has opened new doors for infill development and multi-family housing.