Monterey Park, Calgary

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By the numbers

Monterey Park at a glance

NortheastCity sector
1994Typical year built
EstablishedCity status
10,238Residents
3,196Homes in 2019
3.20People per home
2,924Current properties

Population and dwelling counts: City of Calgary civic census, 2019 — the most recent civic census published. Current properties: the City’s property assessment roll. That is the up-to-date count, but it counts titles rather than households — each condominium unit is its own title, while a rental apartment building is a single title however many suites it holds. In newer, mostly-owned communities the two numbers track closely; in older communities with rental blocks the roll sits below the census count for that reason. Sector: City of Calgary community district boundaries.

The community

About Monterey Park

Fun facts: The community is named after Monterey Park, California, a city in Los Angeles County, and its streets are named after places in southern California, such as Catalina, Carmel, Laguna, Anaheim, San Diego and Pasadena. The California theme shows in the houses too, with stucco walls, tile roofs and Southwestern details. The California city got its own name from an old government map that labelled its oak-covered hills the "Monterey Hills." The land joined Calgary in stages between 1979 and 1983, and the community was established in 1985. The community association hosts a free Stampede breakfast every year.

Monterey Park is in NE Calgary, between McKnight Boulevard, 68 Street NE, 16 Avenue NE and the city limit at 84 Street.

The community association runs a hall with a gym, child care, karate and kids' holiday parties. There are six soccer fields and two free tennis courts at the community centre site. Monterey Square has a Co-op grocery store and casual restaurants, and Route 57 runs to Whitehorn CTrain station.

Things to do: Toboggan the hill by the community centre. Play tennis on the free courts. Shop at the Co-op in Monterey Square. Skate at the Don Hartman Northeast Sportsplex. Use the field house and skatepark at the Genesis Centre. Borrow a book at the Village Square Library.

Nearest farmers’ market: Bridgeland-Riverside Farmers’ Market, 917 Centre Avenue NE — Thursdays, 3:30–7:30 pm, mid-June to early October — about 9 km away. Year-round, the closest is Crossroads Market (1235 26 Avenue SE), about 10 km away.

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Recreation

What the Monterey Park Community Association runs

Active members receive a discount on all rentals.

Listed by the Monterey Park Community Association on its own site.

Indoors at the community hall

  • Large hall
  • Commercial kitchen
  • Stage area
  • Small hall
  • Kitchenette
  • Mezzanine
  • Bar area
  • Meeting room

Outdoors

  • Two gazebos

The hall at 2707 Catalina Boulevard NE — Licensed for 240

  • Commercial kitchen
  • Gymnasium
  • Sound system
  • Meeting rooms
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Tennis courts
  • Sports fields

Programs the association runs

  • Sports
  • Dance
  • Child care
Monterey Park Community Centre, 2707 Catalina Blvd NE.
Monterey Park Community Centre, 2707 Catalina Blvd NE.

55+

Age-restricted housing in Monterey Park

Buildings in Monterey Park with an age restriction on the title or in the bylaws.

BuildingAddressRestrictionDetails
Heritage Village MontereyEast of 68 Street, south of 32 Avenue NE55+ seniors-onlyBare-land condo bungalow villa

55+ seniors-only. Permanently exempt under the Alberta Human Rights Act. This restriction does not expire.

Heritage Village Monterey, Del Monica Villas NE, a 55+ community.
Heritage Village Monterey, Del Monica Villas NE, a 55+ community.

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On the ground

Monterey Park in photos

Areas within Monterey Park: Aurora, California Estates, Coronado Place, Del Rio Estates, Eldorado Estates, Parkridge Estates and Heritage Village (55+).

Schools and education

Parks, trails, green space and recreation

Costa Mesa playground
Costa Mesa playground
Green space at El Dorado Place
Green space at El Dorado Place
Green space on California Blvd.
Green space on California Blvd.
Playground at Del Rio Place
Playground at Del Rio Place
Saratoga playground.
Saratoga playground.
Sports fields on Catalina Blvd.
Sports fields on Catalina Blvd.

Amenities and services

Shopping centre on 68 St NE.
Shopping centre on 68 St NE.

Streets, homes and entrances

Aurora entrance
Aurora entrance
California Estates entrance
California Estates entrance
Coronado Place entrance
Coronado Place entrance
Del Rio Estates entrance
Del Rio Estates entrance
Eldorado Estates entrance
Eldorado Estates entrance
Del Rio Place street.
Del Rio Place street.
Parkridge Estates, Burroughs Manor.
Parkridge Estates, Burroughs Manor.

Questions

Monterey Park — common questions

What does the community association in Monterey Park run?

The Monterey Park Community Association lists: Large hall; Commercial kitchen; Stage area; Small hall; Kitchenette; Mezzanine; Bar area; Meeting room; Two gazebos; Commercial kitchen; Gymnasium; Sound system; Meeting rooms; Wheelchair accessible; Tennis courts; Sports fields; Sports; Dance; Child care.

Which schools are inside Monterey Park?

1 school sits inside the community boundary: Monterey Park School. Being inside the boundary is not the same as being the designated school for a given address.

Which schools serve Monterey Park?

A school being the closest one does not make it the designated one — catchments change year to year and can split a single street. Send me the exact address in Monterey Park and I will confirm the designated school before you write an offer.

What are homes selling for in Monterey Park?

Community-level prices move month to month, so a number published on a website is out of date almost immediately. Call 403-464-6672 and I will pull the actual recent sales in Monterey Park — what closed, at what price, and how long it took.

Schools

Schools near Monterey Park

Every school within 3 km of the centre of Monterey Park, taken from The City of Calgary's school locations dataset (online-only and home-education programs excluded). Distance is straight-line from the City's community centre point — it is not a catchment.

In Monterey Park

Monterey Park SchoolElementary0.5 km

Nearby

Within 3 km, in neighbouring communities.

Annie Foote SchoolElementary1.1 km
St. Thomas More SchoolElementary1.4 km
Douglas Harkness SchoolElementary1.6 km
Father Scollen SchoolElementary/Junior High1.7 km
Clarence Sansom SchoolElementary/Junior High1.7 km
St. Patrick SchoolElementary1.7 km
Pineridge SchoolElementary1.8 km

Catchments are set by the Calgary Board of Education and the Calgary Catholic School District, not by community boundaries, and they change year to year. A school inside the community is not automatically the designated one. Send me the address and I will confirm the designated school before you write an offer.

Amenities

In Monterey Park

From The City of Calgary's community services dataset.

Community Centre

Monterey Park Community Centre

Nearby

Communities that border Monterey Park

These share a boundary with Monterey Park on the City of Calgary’s community map.

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