By the numbers
How this listing measures up
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vs Stoney 3 median
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community avg $907K
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About this property
Approx. 2.5 acres of DC zoned land available for lease in the highly desirable Jacksonport area on 36 Street NE. Excellent exposure with two access points allowing easy access and circulation for various business operations.
Ideal for a variety of uses including truck parking, storage yard, construction yard, equipment storage, logistics and transportation businesses, dealership overflow parking, fleet parking, contractor yard, outdoor storage and other DC permitted uses.
Option available to lease approximately 1.25 acres as well.
Monthly rent of $14,900 is for the full 2.5 acre site. Lease rate for approximately 1.25 acres shall be proportionate accordingly.
Excellent opportunity in a rapidly growing commercial area with convenient access to major routes and surrounding businesses.
Property details
| Inclusions | n/a |
| Lot size | 107593.00 sqft |
| Fencing | None |
| Possession | Immediate |
| Zoning | DC |
| Restrictions | None Known |
| Neighbourhood | Stoney 3 |
| List AOR | Calgary |
Location
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AI-generated summaryStoney 3 is a First Nations reserve community within Calgary's city limits, offering a unique semi-rural character with open land and a distinct cultural identity separate from the surrounding urban fabric.
Reserve land — standard freehold ownership rules do not apply; buyers should consult legal counsel familiar with First Nations land transactions
Only 2 active listings, making this a very low-inventory and specialised market
Average list price of $907,250 reflects the scarcity and unique nature of available properties
Housing
Housing stock is limited and primarily consists of single-family homes on reserve land, with ownership and tenure governed by First Nations land rules rather than standard Alberta property law.
Transit
Transit access is limited compared to other Calgary communities, and residents typically rely on personal vehicles for most daily trips.
Amenities
Residents are within driving distance of amenities along major corridors including Stoney Trail, with retail, dining, and services accessible in neighbouring communities.
Who lives here
The community is home to members of the Tsuut'ina Nation and those with close ties to the reserve, reflecting a tight-knit Indigenous community.
This neighbourhood summary was generated by AI for general orientation only. Verify details with the City of Calgary and your REALTOR® before making decisions.
