Neighborhoods
Discover the communities Tanweer serves
Calgary
Abbeydale
Abbeydale sits in Calgary's northeast quadrant, a residential community with quiet, tree-lined streets and a practical connection to the rest of the city. Memorial Drive and nearby major roads make for a straightforward commute toward downtown and other parts of Calgary, and bus service helps with everyday travel.
Calgary
Montgomery
Montgomery stretches along the southern edge of the Bow River in northwest Calgary, offering residents the rare combination of urban convenience and natural beauty. Tree-lined streets are home to a mix of single-family bungalows and newer infills, reflecting the area's evolution from a 1950s postwar community into a quietly desirable riverside enclave. The riverfront pathways connecting to Bowness Park and beyond make cycling and walking a way of life here, while local shops and cafés along 16th Avenue provide everyday essentials without leaving the neighborhood.
Calgary
Chaparral
Chaparral sits in Calgary's deep southwest, a residential community known for its family-oriented atmosphere and well-planned layout. The neighborhood features predominantly single-family homes with some townhouses, many built with front porches and rear lanes that encourage walkable, connected streets. Green spaces thread throughout, offering playgrounds and pathways where neighbors regularly gather.
Calgary
Discovery Ridge
Discovery Ridge sits in Calgary's southwest quadrant, perched along the city's western edge where urban living meets natural scenery. The community features a blend of single-family homes, townhouses, and condominiums, many designed with contemporary architecture and thoughtful layouts that take advantage of the area's elevated terrain and mountain views.
Calgary
Glendale
Glendale sits in northwest Calgary, bordered by the Nose Creek pathway system and offering convenient access to both downtown and the mountains beyond. This established residential community features primarily single-family homes built from the 1960s through the 1980s, with tree-lined streets that create a quiet, settled atmosphere. The Nose Creek pathway provides excellent opportunities for walking, cycling, and connecting to Calgary's broader trail network, while the community's parks offer green space for recreation close to home.