Head east into Belvedere for groceries — the Walmart Supercentre and Bulk Barn are close enough to reach on transit or in a quick drive, which is where weekly errands tend to land. Getting around without a car works reasonably well: the MAX Purple connects directly to City Centre, and a connecting bus links through to the LRT network beyond.
A local bus runs along the main avenue through the community, tying Applewood Park into the broader east side corridor — Forest Lawn , Forest Heights , and the rest of the east end are all part of the daily geography here. The neighbourhood is residential in character, a mix of owners and renters on quieter streets, where community life tends to happen on the blocks rather than at a commercial corner.
175 trees per 1,000
498 city avg
9 parks
More details 1,159 public trees
44 species
60.7% avg condition
Top Species SPRUCE, COLORADO (228) CRABAPPLE SPECIES (211) ELM, AMERICAN (149) ASH, GREEN (112) ASPEN, SWEDISH COLUMNAR (101) 9 Parks SUBNEIGHBOURHOOD PARK: 7 COMMUNITY PARK: 1 REGIONAL PARK: 1
Bike Pathways On-Street Bikeway: 4
Avg Fraser: 5.4/10 (1 rated)
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Show all 1 $518,992 avg assessed
$717,869 city avg
More details Community Assessed Values Detached $552,313
1,367 units Semi-Detached $448,300
20 units Apartment $346,714
217 units East District Benchmarks2026-08-01 Detached $489,500 ▼-3.3% yoy
Semi-Detached $377,400 ▼-3.9% yoy
Apartment $211,100 ▼-11.2% yoy
View East District Details → 12.6x price-to-income
11.2x city avg
More details Avg Home Value $518,992
Avg Income $41,230
A home costs 12.6x the average income (city avg: 11.2x). Less affordable than the city average.
7 permits (12mo)
10 active licenses
More details residential Dining: 5 Retail: 4
Active Licenses 10 City avg: 83
Building Permits (12mo) 7 ▼46% yoy
City avg: 44 Development Pipeline Units approved: 1 ▼86% yoy
Investment: $190k
12.7 crimes per 1,000
22 city avg
More details Crime (Property + Violent) 12.7 per 1,000 ▲+7.7% yoy
City avg: 22.0 Disorder (Non-Criminal) 33.2 per 1,000 ▼-6.8% yoy
City avg: 73.9 Crime Breakdown Property: 71% (60) Violent: 29% (24)
Disorder Breakdown Disturbances: 28 Suspicious: 12 Welfare: 6 Other: 8
8-Quarter Trend Quarterly Crime Trend Quarterly incident counts
Quarterly Disorder Trend Quarterly incident counts
Top 311 Complaints Waste 284 ▼-10.1%
Infrastructure 98 ▼-16.9%
Parks/Trees 72 ▼-16.3%
2 stops per 1,000
4.5 city avg
10.1 km to downtown
Route 68 — 68 St E
Route 87 — Applewood/17 Av SE
Route 307 — MAX Purple City Centre/East Hills
More details 13 transit stops
Key Routes Route 68 → 68 St E Route 87 → Applewood/17 Av SE Route 307 → MAX Purple City Centre/East Hills Route 440 → Chateau Estates/Franklin Station Bike Infrastructure 4 pathways
On-Street Bikeway: 4
10.1 km to downtown Calgary
669 requests (12 months)
Top Categories Waste 284 ▼-10.1%
Infrastructure 98 ▼-16.9%
Parks/Trees 72 ▼-16.3%
Snow/Ice 65 ▲+14%
Bylaw 54 ▼-11.5%
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Data Sources
Property Assessments 2026
Calgary Police Service 2026-Q2
311 Service Requests 2026-08
Building Permits 2026-08
Business Licenses 2026-05
School Rankings 2025
CREB District Sales 2026-08-01
Census Population 2021
Public Trees 2026-08-17
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