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This page shows what the city's open data records for one address: the zoning and what it means, the neighbourhood, every building permit on file and, where the city publishes it, the assessed value. It also shows the property on the city's aerial photo or a drawn plan, a 2021 Census profile of the small area around it, and recent permits nearby. Free, no account. Owner names and sold prices are never shown; the assessed value is the city's estimate for property tax, not a sale price.
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101 Cranbrook Vi SE, Calgary
An address in Cranston, Calgary, zoned M-G (Multi-Residential - At Grade Housing). 1 building permit is on file, most recently “6 Unit Stacked Townhouse - Group C, 9.10.14.” (issued 25 June 2014). The City's 2026 assessed value is $556,000.
What this zoning allows
M-G · Multi-Residential - At Grade Housing. Low height, low density multi-residential development in the Developing Area with every unit opening directly to grade, close to or next to low density housing.
Permitted Multi-Residential Development – Minor; Accessory Residential Building; Park; Protective and Emergency Service; Utilities
Discretionary Multi-Residential Development; Live Work Unit; Assisted Living; Residential Care; Custodial Care; Place of Worship – Small; Place of Worship – Medium; Temporary Residential Sales Centre; and 5 more
Density 35 to 80 units per hectare. The bylaw sets setbacks by what the parcel shares a line with (a street, a lane or another parcel); shown here as front, side and rear. Also subject to the general rules for multi-residential districts (Part 6, Division 1). Varies. Setbacks are minimums unless a maximum is stated.
Summary of the City of Calgary Land Use Bylaw 1P2007 (amended to 15 September 2026), sections 605 to 615, as read on 30 October 2026. A summary, not the bylaw: Direct Control, overlays and site-specific conditions can change these rules. Confirm with the City before relying on it.
Neighbourhood profile
From the 2021 Census, for the small area around this address that Statistics Canada calls a dissemination area (48062561, 9,200 people). Statistics Canada draws these areas; they are not the City's neighbourhoods.
Permit history
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2014-06-25
6 Unit Stacked Townhouse - Group C, 9.10.14. · $1,862,447
BROOKFIELD RESIDENTIAL (ALBERTA) Closed
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Recent permits in Cranston
Improvements · KNIGHTSBRIDGE CUSTOM HOME BUILDERS2026-10-26
Basement Dev · CALGARY GARAGE BUILDERS2026-10-25
Basement Dev · BROWN BOYS BUILDING DEVELOPERS2026-10-19