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By the numbers
Rangeview at a glance
Sector: City of Calgary community district boundaries. This community had no civic census population recorded in 2019, which is typical of communities still being built out. 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.
The community
About Rangeview
Fun facts: Most streets are named after plant varieties, fruits and vegetables, such as Bartlett, Gala, Heirloom, Lavender and Sugarsnap, which breaks Calgary's usual street-naming rule; the local councillor said at the time, "Sugarsnap is a little unusual." The first greenhouse's vents open and close on their own with the temperature, using hydraulic pistons and no electricity. A temporary greenhouse went up in the first year so buyers could "see the vision early," and there are now two staffed community greenhouses. Rangeview has its own beekeeper and apiary. Food from the shared gardens is handed out to residents in weekly harvest baskets. By 2024, the 24-acre wetland already had Boreal Chorus Frogs and mallards. The 2023 Stampede Rotary Dream Home was moved to Rangeview, designed with a potting station and a sunroom for growing herbs. The barn playground has a big red barn, a fire pole and a climbable green tractor with a hiding space in the engine.
Rangeview is in far SE Calgary, east of 52 Street SE and Seton. It's billed as "Calgary's first garden-to-table community." Ground broke in 2020, and the first residents moved in in 2021.
The homeowners association runs allotment and pollinator gardens with full-time staff and an urban agriculture educator. About 60 acres of open space are planned, including the wetland and an outdoor classroom. On-demand transit serves the area, and South Health Campus is close by.
Things to do: Join a gardening, canning or pickling workshop. Walk the wetland and stop at the overlook. Sit in on a class at the outdoor classroom. Go to the community Stampede breakfast. Hike in Fish Creek Provincial Park.
Nearest farmers’ market: Mahogany Farmers’ Market, Mahogany Central Green — Wednesdays, 3–7 pm, June to late September — about 2 km away. Year-round, the closest is Fresh & Local Market (Avenida Village, 12445 Lake Fraser Drive SE), about 13 km away.
Recreation
What the Rangeview Homeowners Association runs
Rangeview is a garden-to-table community. Harvest Hall is listed as a future community hub.
Listed by the Rangeview Homeowners Association on its own site.
Gardens and growing
- Demonstration gardens
- Community gardens
- Allotment gardens
- Food forests and orchards
- Greenhouse
Gathering spaces
- Harvest Hall
- Squares and plazas
- Outdoor classrooms
- Harvest tables
Parks and nature
- Parks and playgrounds
- Reconstructed wetlands and pond
- Wetland overlook
- Pathway network
- Linear park system
On the ground
Rangeview in photos
Areas within Rangeview: Heartwood, Rose Ranch and Rangeview Springs.
Parks, trails, green space and recreation
Gardens and growing
Local spots
A few places worth knowing here. Not a full list.
Streets, homes and entrances
Close by, just outside Rangeview
Questions
Rangeview — common questions
What does the community association in Rangeview run?
The Rangeview Homeowners Association lists: Demonstration gardens; Community gardens; Allotment gardens; Food forests and orchards; Greenhouse; Harvest Hall; Squares and plazas; Outdoor classrooms; Harvest tables; Parks and playgrounds; Reconstructed wetlands and pond; Wetland overlook; Pathway network; Linear park system.
Which schools serve Rangeview?
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 Rangeview and I will confirm the designated school before you write an offer.
What are homes selling for in Rangeview?
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 Rangeview — what closed, at what price, and how long it took.
Schools
Schools near Rangeview
Every school within 3 km of the centre of Rangeview, 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 Rangeview
No school sits inside the community boundary. The closest ones are listed below.
Nearby
Within 3 km, in neighbouring communities.
| Joane Cardinal-Schubert High School | Senior High | 1.5 km |
|---|---|---|
| Bayside School | Elementary | 2.3 km |
| Prince of Peace School | Elementary/Junior High | 2.8 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.
Nearby
Communities that border Rangeview
These share a boundary with Rangeview on the City of Calgary’s community map.
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