Before you jump on me and say there are SE addresses on here, know that these communities are all in the MLS zones of NE and East. That’s how we broke this and all the other videos down. Want to see the others? ruclips.net/p/PLW2Nw5rzIY7SwNZOZk9FOZQ17CNj4hYEt&si=9LHGGiIHcuApaQJM
I believe a lot of the places you mentioned like Forest Lawn, Southview, Applewood, etc. are located in SE Calgary. If you look it up in Google Maps, it places these communities in the SE and not in the NE. Maybe MLS should correct this.
The quadrants of the city are different than the MLS zones. These areas are apart of the East zone which we put together as part of the NE and E zones for this video.
Hi Chamberlain, I would love to hear your comments on my choice after watching many of your videos. I love to buy a property in Tuscany, Mahogany Auburn Bay for 4 reasons: - 1) The household average income is above $110000, - 2) There are in category of affordable luxury homes, - 3) family friendly community, - 4) there among safest communities
Ain't nothing wrong with forest lawn, very tight knit neighborhood especially for those who have live there their entire lives, and choose to live there, and even with the homeless or addicted, alot of people watch out for one another, and their properties...
Why are you highlighting areas that are not in the NE but are located in SE Calgary. I grew up in Penbrooke Meadows, just east of Forest Lawn and clearly a SE area. You should redo this video and represent the NE.
Just wanted to point out that the communities you pointed out as unsafe are actually very safe. I’ve lived in forest heights for 25 years without an issue. With the recent troubles people are facing with affordable housing there are transient folks everywhere. Additionally Southview, Albert Park and Forest lawn are in the Southeast not the northeast. Just saying.
Jared, the unanswered question on these videos is WHAT are the criteria for assessing Safe and Unsafe in any given neighborhood, and when, where and why? We're all waiting for that answer!!
Before you jump on me and say there are SE addresses on here, know that these communities are all in the MLS zones of NE and East. That’s how we broke this and all the other videos down. Want to see the others? ruclips.net/p/PLW2Nw5rzIY7SwNZOZk9FOZQ17CNj4hYEt&si=9LHGGiIHcuApaQJM
I believe a lot of the places you mentioned like Forest Lawn, Southview, Applewood, etc. are located in SE Calgary. If you look it up in Google Maps, it places these communities in the SE and not in the NE. Maybe MLS should correct this.
The quadrants of the city are different than the MLS zones. These areas are apart of the East zone which we put together as part of the NE and E zones for this video.
Hi Chamberlain,
I would love to hear your comments on my choice after watching many of your videos.
I love to buy a property in Tuscany, Mahogany Auburn Bay for 4 reasons:
- 1) The household average income is above $110000,
- 2) There are in category of affordable luxury homes,
- 3) family friendly community,
- 4) there among safest communities
Let’s chat over here and we can help you out for sure!!! www.chamberlaingroup.ca/contact/
Ain't nothing wrong with forest lawn, very tight knit neighborhood especially for those who have live there their entire lives, and choose to live there, and even with the homeless or addicted, alot of people watch out for one another, and their properties...
It’s true. When you’ve found where you belong, wherever that is, it’s a special thing 🫶
stay away from falconridge, malborough and pineridge
Stay away from ne trust me
Why are you highlighting areas that are not in the NE but are located in SE Calgary. I grew up in Penbrooke Meadows, just east of Forest Lawn and clearly a SE area. You should redo this video and represent the NE.
This is the MLS zones of East and NE combined. Calgarys quadrants don’t fully line up with MLS zones.
Easy there buddy.
Nobody want to admit they live in NE
@@ChamberlainGroup your target audience doesnt know about MLS divisions. They know the quadrants, could have made that clearer in the beginning.
@@MissLimar Exactly, who cares about MLS zones?
Calgary Is very safe everywhere
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Are you on drugs
Just wanted to point out that the communities you pointed out as unsafe are actually very safe. I’ve lived in forest heights for 25 years without an issue. With the recent troubles people are facing with affordable housing there are transient folks everywhere.
Additionally Southview, Albert Park and Forest lawn are in the Southeast not the northeast. Just saying.
Thanks for pointing this out and sharing your thoughts.
Skyview , cornerstone are safest in N.E. and all new infrastructure
How does Vista Heights have a higher walk score than Marlborough or Albert Park when it isn't anywhere near a CTrain
buses exist
6:24 cute childhood picture 😂😂😂
Pulling from the Archives.
I would like to see that
I would love to see a breakdown of other quadrants in Calgary. Great video!
Thank you for watching and commenting. All the other quadrants are in here ruclips.net/p/PLW2Nw5rzIY7SwNZOZk9FOZQ17CNj4hYEt&si=9LHGGiIHcuApaQJM
@@ChamberlainGroup thank you!
I was expecting Redstone to be one of the safest communities but possibly not in top 5
So basically the safest part of NE on the very eastern edge of the NE
Oh, so you do cover NE in your videos!!
Have before and will do so in the future. If NE Neighbourhoods don’t come up in data for other videos, then they aren’t talked about 🤷♂️
Monterey park great community. Some really big houses
It sure is... Is this where you currently live?
@@ChamberlainGroup No. But I do know that houses on California blvd when on sale don’t stay on the market for too long
Very informative. What about CityScape?….I would love to know if you don’t mind.
its a india town. if you dont mind the smell of curry you should be fine.
Are these older areas really safer than the newer ones such as cornerstone, homestead and redstone?
I was wondering that too but maybe they don’t have census data for those areas yet as I believe they said the last one was from 2015 they were using.
the NE is not a good place to live used to live there in the 80s and get out as fast as you can.
Let you know they can destroy the homes that was built in the 50’s and build bigger homes
Jared, the unanswered question on these videos is WHAT are the criteria for assessing Safe and Unsafe in any given neighborhood, and when, where and why? We're all waiting for that answer!!
I like that walk score equals crime score easy math when buying a new house.
So most biased video. How can you prepare your own map.
lol huh? See pinned comment for what MLS zones used. We didn’t make our own map 😂
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