By the numbers
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Annual taxes
$38,212
2024
About this property
A strategic and rare, future industrial development parcel, located in north Calgary. The parcel is approximately 104 acres in area and is located immediately north of Country Hills Blvd and west of Deerfoot Trail. As such the Property is close to both the Calgary International Airport and the Regional Roadway Network.
Future development certainty is provided through the approved Stoney Industrial Area Structure Plan.
Land offerings like this are rare in Calgary, given the growth that has occurred in the area surrounding
the airport over the past 10 years and with the strength of the industrial market in Calgary. This is wildly
expected to continue and new development opportunities will be in short supply.
Property details
| Inclusions | NA |
| Lot size | 4571761.00 sqft |
| Fencing | None |
| Annual taxes | $38,212 |
| Tax year | 2024 |
| Possession | Negotiable |
| Zoning | S-FUD |
| Title | Fee Simple |
| Restrictions | Airspace Restriction,See Remarks |
| Neighbourhood | Stoney 1 |
| List AOR | Calgary |
Location
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AI-generated summaryStoney 1 is a First Nations reserve community on the western edge of Calgary, governed by the Stoney Nakoda Nation and reflecting a distinct Indigenous cultural identity separate from the city's typical urban neighbourhoods.
Reserve land is not privately owned and cannot be purchased on the open market
Located adjacent to the western boundary of Calgary near the Rocky Mountains
Governed by the Stoney Nakoda Nation, not the City of Calgary
Housing
Housing on the reserve consists primarily of band-administered residential properties not available on the open real estate market.
Transit
Transit and walkability options are limited, with residents largely dependent on personal vehicles and proximity to the Trans-Canada Highway (Highway 1) for connectivity.
Amenities
Residents have access to on-reserve community facilities, with broader retail and services available in nearby Cochrane and west Calgary.
Who lives here
The community is home to members of the Stoney Nakoda First Nation, with residency governed by band membership and Indigenous land rights.
This neighbourhood summary was generated by AI for general orientation only. Verify details with the City of Calgary and your REALTOR® before making decisions.