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Queensland

Pop 3,395 (2021 Census) 12.1 km to downtown CREB district: South

Community boundaries · City of Calgary

The back edge of Queensland meets Fish Creek Park, and that proximity shapes the daily rhythm more than anything else. The off-leash area at Queensland & Diamond Cove connects directly into the park — the kind of setup that has dog owners out on the same trails twice a day, year-round, and makes the park feel less like a destination than an extension of the back yard.

Wilma Hansen School runs through junior high, with Haultain Memorial nearby for the younger grades — families tend to stay within the neighbourhood for most of the school years. The streets have the feel of a community that settled in and stayed: mature trees, long driveways, the same people as neighbours for a long time.

QueenslandScore 3/5

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.

Queensland– no change yr/yr 17.7
City of Calgary22.0

Disorder calls per 1,000 residents

Calls about disturbances, suspicious people, mental health and the like, Q3 2025 to Q2 2026: calls, not crimes.

Queensland▲ 13.6% yr/yr 39.5
City of Calgary73.7

Crimes, Q3 2025 to Q2 2026: 40 property (67%), 20 violent (33%).

Disorder calls in Q2 2026: 16 disturbances, 14 suspicious person or vehicle, 6 mental health or intoxication, 8 other.

Crimes by quarter

Incidents each quarter; dashed: the straight-line trend.

Disorder calls by quarter

Incidents each quarter; dashed: the straight-line trend.

Q3 2024 to Q2 2026 · Calgary Police Service
Queensland

311 requests

Service requests to the City's 311 line from the community, by type and by month.

859requests in 12 months

Most common requests

Waste313▼ 4.9% yr/yr
Infrastructure158▼ 8.1% yr/yr
Parks/Trees150▲ 9.5% yr/yr
Bylaw89▼ 23.3% yr/yr
Snow/Ice73▼ 43.8% yr/yr

Requests by month

Oct 2025 to Sep 2026 · City of Calgary 311
QueenslandScore 2/5

Housing market

Assessed home values by home type, and the district's CREB benchmark prices.

Assessed values by home type

Detached1,165 homes
$608,551▲ 4.4% yr/yr
Semi-detached213 homes
$466,075▲ 7.8% yr/yr
Row300 homes
$368,698▲ 3.6% yr/yr
Apartment49 homes
$331,367▼ 4.2% yr/yr

CREB benchmark prices, South district

Detached
$705,700▼ 0.6% yr/yr
Semi-detached
$519,100▼ 2.2% yr/yr
Row
$367,400▼ 4.0% yr/yr
Apartment
$267,200▼ 9.2% yr/yr
South district on Housing districts
2026 assessment roll · City of CalgaryOct 2026 · CREB benchmark prices
QueenslandScore 4/5

Affordability

How home values and rents compare with incomes in the community.

Buying

Average assessed value$541,449
Average personal income$56,556

A home here is assessed at 9.6 times the average income (city: 10.4 times).

Renting

Average asking rent$1,5438 listings
City average asking rent$1,811Rents here are lower

A year of the average asking rent is 33% of the average personal income here.

2026 assessment roll · City of Calgary2021 Census (2020 incomes) · Statistics CanadaOct 31, 2026 · RentFaster asking rents
QueenslandScore 3/5

Growth

Building permits, new business licences and the mix of businesses in the community.

Residential
Dining: 3Retail: 3Services: 4
Active business licences11Average community: 85
Building permits, 12 months
42▲ 2% yr/yr
Average community: 78

What the permits add

New homes:9▼ 44% yr/yr
Construction value:$1.9M

Businesses by type

Personal Service
4
Retail
4
Other
1
Contractor
1
Food Service
1
Oct 2025 to Sep 2026 · City of Calgary building permitsSep 2026 · City of Calgary business licences
QueenslandScore 4/5

Schools

Schools in the community and the ones it is designated to, with their grades and programs.

Average Fraser Institute rating: 7.5/10 (2 of 9 schools rated)

Designated schools

Schools your address is assigned to attend

Bishop Carroll High School
CSSDSenior High
Advanced PlacementAlternative LearningDual-CreditFine ArtsHockey Canada Skills AcademyInstrumental Music StringsOff-Campus EducationSelf-Directed Learning
Don Bosco School
CSSDElementary/Junior HighFraser: 7.2/10
Our Lady of the Rockies High School
CSSDSenior High
Advanced PlacementCollegiate School ProgramDual-CreditExtended FrenchFine ArtsHockey Canada Skills AcademySpanish Bilingual
St. Cecilia School
CSSD
French Immersion
St. Isidore School
CSSD
Alternative LearningOnline Learning
St. Matthew School
CSSDElementary/Junior HighFraser: 7.8/10
French ImmersionLate French Immersion
Wilma Hansen School
CBEElementary/Junior High

Check an address's designated school with the board: CBE · CSSD

2025 ratings · Fraser InstituteDesignations · Calgary Board of Education, Calgary Catholic School District
QueenslandScore 1/5

Dining

Restaurants and cafes in the community, with their Google ratings.

Mar to Nov 2026 · Google Places, places and ratings
Queensland

Everyday

Grocery stores and everyday shops and services in the community.

Pharmacies

More in the area

1hair salonsMaps
Mar to Nov 2026 · Google Places, places and ratings
Queensland

Health and wellness

Childcare, gyms, dentists and vets in the community, with their Google ratings.

Mar to Nov 2026 · Google Places, places and ratings
Queensland

Culture

Libraries, landmarks, places of worship and arts venues in the community.

Places of worship

Mar to Nov 2026 · Google Places, places and ratings
QueenslandScore 4/5

Mobility

Transit stops and routes, bike paths and the distance to downtown.

23transit stops

Routes

The first five routes in the City's list that serve the community.

  • Route 28→Deer Run
  • Route 29→Queensland
  • Route 44→Deer Ridge
  • Route 713→Beaverbrook/Deer Run
  • Route 715→Beaverbrook/Queensland

Bike paths

17bike path segments
On-Street Bikeway: 17
12.1 km to downtown Calgary
Oct 31, 2026 · Calgary Transit stops and routesOct 31, 2026 · City of Calgary bike paths
QueenslandScore 3/5

Environment

Public trees, parks, natural areas and bike paths in the community.

1,480public trees
68species
56.6%average condition

Most common trees

Chokecherry, Schubert (276)Spruce, Colorado (248)Elm, American (140)Ash, Green (128)Poplar Species (125)

14 parks

Subneighbourhood Park: 9Community Park: 2Neighbourhood Park: 2Linear Park: 1

Natural areas

1 buffering natural environment

Bike paths

On-Street Bikeway: 17
Oct 28, 2026 · City of Calgary public treesOct 31, 2026 · City of Calgary parks and bike paths
Queensland

Who lives here

Population, owners and renters, age, income and background from the last census.

Population
3,395
Owner households
82.1%
Median age
43.2
Average personal income, 2020
$56,556
Visible minority
17.1%

Visible minority is Statistics Canada's term for people who are neither white nor Indigenous.

Top ancestries

English
15%
Irish
11.6%
Scottish
11.6%
German
10.7%
Canadian
9.9%

Top mother tongues

English
83.9%
Tagalog
2.5%
Spanish
2.2%
French
1.6%
Polish
0.9%
2021 Census · Statistics Canada

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 Queensland, 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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