The Queensland & Diamond Cove off-leash park is the daily social anchor here — morning dog walks, after-school runs, the kind of low-key gathering that happens when people have been neighbours long enough to recognize each other's routines. The neighbourhood is compact and established, with most residents owning rather than renting, and the streets have the settled, looked-after quality that comes with long-term tenure.
For groceries, the library, and a workout, residents regularly head to Quarry Park in Douglasdale/Glen — the Calgary Co-op Quarry Park Food Centre, Quarry Park Library, and Remington YMCA are all within a short drive, and that corridor functions as the neighbourhood's practical downtown. Several bus routes run south toward McKenzie Towne for those commuting without a car.
Safety
How safe the community is: crime and disorder per 1,000 residents against the city, and the trend.
Crime per 1,000 residents
Property and violent offences reported to police, Q3 2025 to Q2 2026.
Disorder calls per 1,000 residents
Calls about disturbances, suspicious people, mental health and the like, Q3 2025 to Q2 2026: calls, not crimes.
Crimes, Q3 2025 to Q2 2026: 12 property (86%), 2 violent (14%).
Disorder calls in Q2 2026: 2 suspicious person or vehicle, 2 mental health or intoxication, 2 other.
Crimes by quarter
Incidents each quarter; dashed: the straight-line trend.
Disorder calls by quarter
Incidents each quarter; dashed: the straight-line trend.
311 requests
Service requests to the City's 311 line from the community, by type and by month.
Most common requests
Requests by month
Housing market
Assessed home values by home type, and the district's CREB benchmark prices.
Assessed values by home type
CREB benchmark prices, South district
Affordability
How home values and rents compare with incomes in the community.
Buying
A home here is assessed at 16.0 times the average income (city: 10.4 times).
Growth
Building permits, new business licences and the mix of businesses in the community.
What the permits add
Schools
Schools in the community and the ones it is designated to, with their grades and programs.
Average Fraser Institute rating: 6.1/10 (3 of 12 schools rated)
Designated schools
Schools your address is assigned to attend
Check an address's designated school with the board: CBE · CSSD
Culture
Libraries, landmarks, places of worship and arts venues in the community.
Attractions
Mobility
Transit stops and routes, bike paths and the distance to downtown.
Routes
The first five routes in the City's list that serve the community.
- Route 29→
- Route 92→
- Route 96→
- Route 117→
- Route 150→
Bike paths
Environment
Public trees, parks, natural areas and bike paths in the community.
Most common trees
Spruce, Colorado (149)Chokecherry, Schubert (76)Aspen, Quaking/Trembling (68)Ash, Green (63)Poplar Species (52)4 parks
Bike paths
Who lives here
Population, owners and renters, age, income and background from the last census.
- Population
- 1,130
- Owner households
- 82.2%
- Median age
- 43.3
- Average personal income, 2020
- $56,735
- Visible minority
- 17%
Visible minority is Statistics Canada's term for people who are neither white nor Indigenous.
Top ancestries
Top mother tongues
Nearby in South
Other communities in the same sector of Calgary.
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Before-you-buy report
What's changing around an address in Diamond Cove, Calgary before you buy:
- Rezoning and permit applications nearby
- Council decisions affecting the area
- Crime and 311 trends, and school changes
- Ground movement from satellite data
- The assessment trend against the community
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