By the numbers

How this listing measures up

$/sqft $39

vs Chinatown median -72% community avg $507K

Sqft per bedroom —

Year built 1980

Annual taxes $2,048 2026

Chinatown avg DOM 44d

$/sqft distribution

Where this listing sits in Chinatown

Of 33 active residential listings in Chinatown, this property at $39/sqft sits in the $0–50 range.

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About this property

Are you looking to be your own boss and own a property for your business? Don’t miss this rare opportunity to acquire a well-established traditional business and its property, operating for more than 20 years and located in the popular Far East Shopping Centre. This prime location offers excellent foot traffic, with plenty of public and street parking nearby. The business currently operates 5 days a week, from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM — just 25 hours per week to generate steady income. 2026 Property Tax: $2,048 Condo Fee: $522.07 (includes gas and water). You only pay for electricity. The unit is 333 sq. ft., making it an affordable, easy-to-maintain space that maximizes profitability. Book your showing today and discover your next business opportunity!

Property details

Inclusions

30K of inventory comes with the business

Year built

1980

Annual taxes	$2,048
Tax year	2026
Possession	Negotiable
Zoning	DC (pre 1P2007)
Restrictions	None Known

Neighbourhood	Chinatown
List AOR	Calgary

Location

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About Chinatown

AI-generated summary

One of Calgary's oldest and most culturally vibrant neighbourhoods, Chinatown blends historic roots with a lively street-level energy defined by authentic Asian cuisine, herbalists, and bustling markets. It sits at the edge of downtown along the Bow River, offering a unique urban character found nowhere else in the city.

One of the oldest Chinatowns in Western Canada, with roots dating to the late 1800s.

The Calgary Chinese Cultural Centre is one of the largest of its kind in North America.

Borders the Bow River, offering direct access to the city's extensive river pathway network.

Housing

Predominantly high-density residential towers and older low-rise apartment buildings, with very limited single-family housing and a high proportion of renters.

Transit

Exceptionally well-connected, with nearby CTrain access, multiple bus routes, and a Walk Score that makes running daily errands on foot very practical.

Amenities

Home to a dense concentration of Chinese and Vietnamese restaurants, Asian grocery stores, herbal medicine shops, and the Calgary Chinese Cultural Centre, with the Bow River pathway system steps away.

Who lives here

A tight-knit mix of long-established Chinese-Canadian families, recent newcomers, and downtown-oriented renters drawn to affordability and urban convenience.

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