Calgary Alberta City Statistics
Aug 9th, 2007 by Dan Standeven
You probably have guessed this by now but I love my country and city so I thought, why not talk about it. This city is a great place to live and over the years I have met some great people. I’ve decided to put together a statistics page for the city of Calgary; you never know one of you might decide to move here someday.
Real Estate Statistics: Single Family Home Sales
Month End Inventory: 4,510
New Listings Added: 2,548
Sales: 1,495
Avg Days on Market: 35
Avg Sales Price: $505,920
Median Price: $435,000
Note: These stats were gathered from www.CREB.com and reflect the stats for July 2007. To check out more comprehensive stats for all months in the past year, check out CREB – Residential Statistics
City Statistics:
Population: 1,019,942 as of April 2007
Population % Increase: 28,183 from April 2006-2007
Dwellings: 420,311
Dwelling Vacancy Rate: 1.46%
Children Born: 73,839 between 2001 and 2007
Employed: 70.53% in 2006 persons aged 15 yrs and older
Animals: 92,563 Dogs and 90,137 Cats in 2001
Note: These stats were gathered from the City of Calgary and are a compilation of what was provided on this website
Weather Statistics:
Temperature: Summer 11.8 Celsius, Winter -3.2 Celsius
Precipitation (Rain & Snow): Summer 53.6 mm, Winter 13 mm
Hours of Sunshine: Summer 213, Winter 138.6
Relative Humidity(%): Summer 59%, Winter 64%
Note: These statistics were gathered from theweathernetwork.com historical statistics page. The averages were created by myself summer includes April - Sep, Winter includes Oct - Mar
If there is anything else you would like to know about this fine city please let me know.
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Check your stats bud. I live here in calgary on old banff coach road. Some of your stats are completely wrong, even if they did come from a legit source.
Well Homer I appreciate your concern, I gather all of my information from legitimate sources as you state and have linked back to the actual sites. I didn’t realize that the stats gathered from these sources: the City of Calgary, The Calgary Real Estate Board, and the Weather Network were so inaccurate. If you can be so kind as to provide me with your source I will gladly consider updating my post.
I’d just say your an idiot Homer, maybe you should check your sources…