Perched on an elevated plateau, Christie Park provides breathtaking views of Calgary’s skyline and the serene Elbow and Bow River Valley.

Established in 1990, this Southwest community is ideally situated for convenience and connectivity, bordered by 17th Avenue SW to the south, Strathcona Drive to the north, 69th Street, and Sarcee Trail SW.

Christie Park offers seamless access to downtown Calgary via car, bike, or public transit. Residents benefit from proximity to the Blue Line LRT, which runs along 17th Avenue SW—perfect for commuters heading to the city’s core.

As of the 2021 Census by the City of Calgary, Christie Park’s population in private households is 1,880, with 63% falling in the 15 to 64 years age group. The community flourishes with a median total household income of $149,000.

This community has strong roots with 43% of the population in private households being third generation or more. Also, 94% of the 700 private households in the community are owner households. Most of the occupied private dwellings in Christie Park are single-detached houses (64%). Christie Park also boasts a healthy shelter-cost-to-income-ratio of 85% of private households with income spending less than 30% of their total income on shelter.

Christie Park residents value education, with 73% of individuals aged 15 and over holding a post-secondary certificate, diploma, or degree. This commitment to personal and professional growth underscores the community’s emphasis on lifelong learning.

To learn more about Christie Park, including updates and detailed statistics, visit Calgary’s official community profile. Residents can also find out about the latest happening in Christie Park in the community’s official monthly newsletter, The Gazette, carefully crafted by Great News Media.