Albert Park & Radisson Heights Homes For Sale

Albert Park & Radisson Heights History

 Albert Park / Radisson Heights -is a great option for buyers looking for easy commutes and a relaxed atmosphere. However, its inner-city location means that the area suffers inconveniences such as non-local traffic. But that also means that buying a home or property in Radisson is an inner-city land investment. Meaning, the land is highly coveted due to it's proximity to the city centre. Established in 1910, Albert Park is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Calgary. Consequently, there are plenty of older homes in the area that you can get at a bargain.

Between 1870 and 1930, a wave of immigrants from central Europe and America set up homesteads in Albert Park. They brought with them skilled tradespeople, entrepreneurs, and a legacy of hard work. These factors combined to build a neighborhood with wide-open spaces and roads, good access to shopping and transportation, and, today, some of the most affordable homes in the inner-city.

The community got its name after Albert Smyth. Albert Smyth and Mr. McCollough were scammers who lured residents by spreading the rumor that a streetcar was being developed in the area. The two men laid railway ties using firewood to Forest Lawn (town). Once developers discovered the fraud, it led to a slow down in development. That led to sporadic development explaining the wide-open spaces.

Today, although the wide-open areas have shrunk due to property development and the central location of the neighborhood. Albert Park offers buyers easy access to shopping centers and major roads, scenic views of the mountains, downtown access, the bow river valley, and affordable housing near the city.

So, if you are looking for a townhouse, condominium, apartment, detached or attached home, or single-family detached home. Albert Park is a great option.

Albert Park Community and Home Owner's Association

If you are new to the area, we recommend joining the Albert Park/Radisson Heights community association. Joining a community center will give you better awareness of what is happening in the neighborhood, it will help you build professional relationships, and you may use it to find opportunities in the area.

You may find the community center at Albert park/Radisson heights 1310 28 ST SE, Calgary, AB T2A 0Y8, Canada, or call (403) 272-7317.

Indulge in pleasure skating, darts, video games, or use the foosball table at the community center.

The community center also features a commercial kitchen, indoor fireplace, stage, a 160-capacity hall, lounge, and games room.

Albert Park/ Radisson Amenities

Apart from the magical views of the mountains, property owners in Albert Park and Radisson Heights have easy access to downtown Calgary. Downton Calgary is home to Calgary china town, shopping malls, fine dining establishments, farmer's markets, and local businesses.

International avenue, situated on the north side of 17th avenue, is an ethnically diverse area populated with restaurants, coffee shops, local businesses, and malls.

With a community and area development plan in place, Albert Park and Radisson heights are bound to grow.

Calgary zoo, fort Calgary historic park, and Inglewood, are also near Albert Park.

Schools in Albert Park/Radisson Heights

There are twenty plus schools within walking distance of Albert Park, Including:

• Senior High Forest Lawn High School: 130-44th Street SE.
• Junior High Sir Wilfred Laurier: 819-32nd Street SE.
• Elementary Radisson Park: 2805 Radcliffe Drive SE.
• Father Lacombe High School:3615 Radcliffe Drive Southeast, Calgary.
• Earnest Morrow School: 1212 47 Street South eat Calgary.
• West Dover School:3113 30 Avenue South East, Calgary.
• Sir John Franklin school.

Libraries near Albert park/Radisson heights

• Central Library: 800 3 Street South East Calgary.
• Little Free Library 219 3 Avenue Northeast, Calgary.
• Village square Library: 2623 56 Street North East, Calgary.
• Forest Lawn Library: 4807 8 Avenue Southeast, Calgary.
• Little book Library 42 922 8 Avenue Southeast, Calgary.

Albert Park and Radisson Heights Demographics and Household Information

According to 2016's census, the population in private households in Radisson heights was 6640. Most households in Albert Park -spend 30% or more of their income on shelter.

The percentage of immigrants in the area stood at 35 percent. Additionally, 69 percent of households in Albert park speak English at home. That translates to 6125 or 92% of people who speak English. Non-official languages in the area include Amharic, Arabic, Spanish, Tagalog.

The immigrant population consists of Americans, Europeans, Asians, and Africans.

Albert Park/Radisson Heights Commute

Being an inner-city neighborhood, commuting into and out of Radisson heights and Albert Park is easy. On top of that, downtown Calgary is a ten-minute drive from the neighborhood. Memorial drive and international avenue allow easy access into and out of the area.

If you use public transportation, here are some of the most common routes.

Landmarks in and Around Albert/Radisson Heights

Living in Albert Park/Radisson heights will give you access to the following landmarks.

• Chinook center mall
• Deerfoot mall
• Downtown Calgary
• Calgary zoo
• Calgary airport
• Alberta college of arts and design
• Rocky mountain college.
• Market mall
• South center mall
• Peter Lougheed hospital
• Ambrose university college
• The University of Calgary.

Looking to Buy a Home in Albert Park/Radisson Heights? Real Estate Statistics

Most homes in Albert Park/Radisson heights are detached single-family homes. But residential infill is slowly creeping in. Meaning, there are condominiums, townhouses, and apartments available in the area. The older homes may require some renovations, which is great in that you may buy low then sell high after renovations. Also, due to its inner-city location, investing in land in the area is a solid long-term investment.

Recent property statistics show that single-family homes account for 30 percent of properties in the area. On average, buyers spend $318,000 on homes in the area.

Buy a home in Albert Park/Radisson: Summary

Albert Park/Radisson Heights is a neighborhood that offers large backyards, excellent views, wide-open spaces, and a laid-back atmosphere suitable for raising a family. The schools in the area are within walking distance in most places. Furthermore, you have easy access to downtown Calgary, and the highways flanking the neighborhood make commuting in and out easy.

Albert Park/ Radisson Heights Real Estate Agents

Looking to buy a home in Albert Park/ Radisson Heights? Sweetly's team of real estate agents is here to help you with the sale, closing, and legalities. We are have agents in your neighborhood who can help you with buying or selling.

Contact us at 780-4777-9338. Or email [email protected]. You may also visit us at sweetly real estate #161 60005 Gateway BLVD Edmonton AB T6H2H3.