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ChinaTown Real Estate
Profiled above are the last twelve month real estate statistics for the Chinatown community in Calgary; including number of properties listed, number of properties sold, median asking prices, and median sold prices. To view current Chinatown Real Estate listings for sale, click here.
Chinatown: Heritage and Modern Living
Suite 208, 328 Centre Street SE
Calgary, Alberta T2G4X6
(403) 668-9798
www.calgarychinatown.com
Calgary’s Chinatown boasts a rich heritage, tracing its origins back over a century to 1883 when Chinese pioneers first settled in Alberta. By June 1910, it found its permanent home on Centre Street along the striking Bow River, becoming a radiant hub of Asian culture and commerce in Canada. It is the fourth largest Chinatown in Canada.
At its heart stands the renowned Calgary Chinese Cultural Centre, an architectural marvel inspired by Beijing’s Temple of Heaven. This centre is dedicated to nurturing and supporting Calgary’s Chinese community. Additionally, the Dragon City Mall stands as the heart of Chinatown, housing a diverse array of shops and restaurants.
Sien Lok Park, established in 1968, remains a cherished gem within Chinatown. Nestled south of the Bow River, it serves as a testament to Chinese cultural preservation.
Moreover, Chinatown is a culinary paradise, offering a diverse array of Asian cuisines—from Chinese and Vietnamese to Korean, Japanese, and Thai.
The annual Calgary Chinatown Street Festival, held every August, commemorates Asian culture and heritage in the city.
Chinatown Community Demographics
According to the City of Calgary’s 2021 Census, Chinatown is home to 2,250 residents in private households, with 54% being immigrants, mainly from Asia. Cantonese and Mandarin languages resonate within the community, spoken by 24% and 15% of the population, respectively.
With a median total household income of $54,400 before tax, Chinatown presents a dynamic blend of heritage and modern living. Regarding housing, 26% of households are owner-occupied, while 74% opt for renting.
Chinatown remains an integral part of Calgary’s history, catering to residents and visitors alike. For more in-depth information about Chinatown, visit the City of Calgary community profiles site.
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