Cliff Bungalow
Cliff Bungalow SOUTHWEST
Cliff Bungalow News
Cliff Bungalow Business Classifieds
The March 2025 Mission Statement Community Newsletter Magazine
Cliff Bungalow Real Estate Statistics Update
Cliff Bungalow – Mission Community Potluck Dinner
The Cliff Bungalow – Mission Jazz Series Presents Jazz Under the...
CBMCA Casino 2025 – We Need Volunteers
CBMCA’s Planning and Development Committee: Redevelopment Pressures Continue to Mount
CBMCA’s President’s Report for March
March 2025 MP Report – Calgary Centre – Greg McLean
Cliff Bungalow Real Estate
Profiled above are the last twelve month real estate statistics for the Cliff Bungalow community in Calgary; including number of properties listed, number of properties sold, median asking prices, and median sold prices. To view current Cliff Bungalow Real Estate listings for sale, click here.
Cliff Bungalow: A Neighbourhood with Rich History and Modern Appeal
Nestled in the heart of Calgary, Cliff Bungalow is a community steeped in history and rich in modern conveniences. Originally established in the 1870s to house Canadian Pacific Railway employees, its proximity to downtown Calgary has made it one of the city’s most desirable neighbourhoods. Annexed to Calgary in 1906, development began the following year, and since then, Cliff Bungalow has blossomed into a vibrant area combining urban convenience with outdoor charm.
Cliff Bungalow offers unparalleled access to downtown Calgary via nearby Elbow Drive. The lively 17 Avenue SW, also known as the “Red Mile,” is just steps away, offering a variety of shopping, dining, and entertainment options. Whether you’re grabbing coffee at a local café or enjoying a night out at a trendy restaurant, the neighbourhood offers something for everyone.
This picturesque community also boasts walkable streets and easy access to green spaces, making it a haven for those who enjoy an active, outdoor lifestyle. Cliff Bungalow is more than a place to live—it’s a place to thrive.
Top-Notch Education
Families in Cliff Bungalow have access to excellent schools, including:
- Monica Elementary and Junior High School
- Western Canada Senior High School
- Mary’s Senior High School
These educational institutions further enhance the neighbourhood’s appeal for families and young professionals alike.
Cliff Bungalow Community Newsletter
Cliff Bungalow and Mission residents are actively engaged in their community and keeping them informed is our top-priority. The Mission Statement is the official community newsletter, and covers community news and is published monthly to keep content current and relevant. Delivered to every household, apartment, and business, every resident is acquainted with the community’s most important information.
Cliff Bungalow – Mission Community Association: A Community with Heart
2201 Cliff Street SW
Calgary, AB
T2S 1W2
403-245-6001
www.cliffbungalowmission.com
Cliff Bungalow embodies a true sense of community through its people, heritage, and natural surroundings. The Cliff Bungalow-Mission Community Association (CBMCA), incorporated in 1978, plays a vital role in fostering this close-knit atmosphere. The association organizes a variety of events, such as Movies in the Park, Potluck Dinners, the annual Spring Fling, and the ever-popular Jazz Under the Cliff series. Notably, it also initiated the 4th Street Lilac Festival, Calgary’s largest street festival.
Through committees like the Environment, Heritage, and Planning & Development groups, CBMCA works tirelessly to enhance community life. Initiatives include preserving green spaces, managing community gardens, advocating for heritage conservation, and reviewing proposed developments to maintain the community’s identity as a heritage district.
CBMCA also has a community hall available for rental, with facilities such as a well-equipped kitchen, wet bar, and big screen. The hall is a popular place for residents to host their events.
Cliff Bungalow Demographics and Insights
According to the 2021 Census of Canada, Cliff Bungalow is home to 1,805 residents, with 86% of the population between 15 and 64 years old. A vibrant and diverse community, 80 residents identify as Indigenous, with 38% being First Nations and 50% Métis. Educational attainment is high, with 70% of residents aged 15 and over holding a post-secondary certificate, diploma, or degree.
The median household income for Cliff Bungalow is $60,400 with an average household size of 1.5 persons. Of the 1,185 houses in Cliff Bungalow, 70% are renter households. 69% of the occupied private dwellings in Cliff Bungalow are apartments in a building that has less than five storeys.
Cliff Bungalow is well-connected, making it a popular choice for professionals and students. Public transport options are excellent, and the neighbourhood’s walkability is a standout feature. 23% of residents (who are in the labour force) walk to work, 7% use public transit, and 5% commute by bicycle.
Whether you’re drawn to its historic roots, lively cultural scene, or urban-meets-nature vibe, Cliff Bungalow offers a unique blend of old-world charm and modern living. With a welcoming community association, excellent amenities, and a location that puts the best of Calgary at your doorstep, it’s no wonder Cliff Bungalow remains a top choice for Calgarians to live and play.
To learn more about Cliff Bungalow, check out their official City of Calgary community profile.
Cliff Bungalow Community Map
