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2046 NEW BRIGHTON GD SE, Calgary

2046 NEW BRIGHTON GD SE is a detached home built in 2006, located in New Brighton, Calgary. Explore schools, daily and 15-minute accessibility, public transit, traffic safety, crime and disorder trends, nearby development, flood risk, fire protection, 311 service requests, tree canopy, housing history, assessment values, and property taxes.

Community
New Brighton
Calgary neighbourhood context
Property type
Detached
Based on Calgary property records
Year built
2006
Approximate housing age context
Official property data release: July 7, 2026
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๐Ÿซ School Accessibility & Capacity

This address has higher CBE utilization but stronger daycare capacity. Highest assigned-school utilization is 105%, while closest daycare records provide 353 licensed spaces.

Nearest daycare
1ST CLASS AFTER CLASS - CLUBHOUSE
2.2 min
Longest school drive
14.6 min
Lord Beaverbrook High School
Licensed daycare
3 nearby
353 licensed spacesNearest: 1ST CLASS AFTER CLASS - CLUBHOUSE
Highest utilization
105%
Over capacity
Official dataset release: July 23, 2026

๐ŸŽ“ School Performance

School Performance is partly grade-dependent in the static data. Grade 6 and Grade 9 records differ by 12.0 points. School rankings should be read as one indicator only, alongside school fit, program availability, transportation, learning supports, and family needs.

Strongest matched result
St. Marguerite School
79.0 | Above Average | Grade 6
Dr. Martha Cohen School
68.7 | Average
Grade 6, 2025 | Board rank 78/147 | Calgary rank 140/241
ST. ALBERT THE GREAT SCHOOL
70.6 | Average
Grade 9, 2025 | Board rank 36/50 | Calgary rank 63/116
Dr. Martha Cohen School
67.0 | Average
Grade 9, 2025 | Board rank 41/66 | Calgary rank 85/116
Official dataset release: June 16, 2026

๐Ÿš— Daily Accessibility

Downtown access is slower than the Calgary median for this address. Downtown travel takes more time here than the supplied Calgary benchmark.

High school drive
1.8 min
Calgary median 8.2 min
Elementary school walk
9.7 min
Calgary median 16.4 min
Nearest park
Promenade Park
Walk 13.4 min | Drive 3.7 min
Fitness centre
3.5 min
GoodLife Fitness
Daily accessibility map for 2046 NEW BRIGHTON GD SE, Calgary showing nearby schools, grocery stores, parks, LRT stations and nearby amenities
Daily accessibility map for 2046 NEW BRIGHTON GD SE, Calgary, showing nearby schools, grocery stores, parks, public transit, and everyday amenities.
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Official dataset release: July 1, 2026

๐Ÿงญ 15-Minute Living Profile

Routine grocery access stands out among the available destination groups.

Longest selected trip
Shawnessy
125.4 min by walk
CCSD family access
58/100
1 of 4 destinations within the model's 15-minute threshold
Most constrained theme
Mobility
49/100
Official dataset release: August 25, 2026

๐ŸšŒ Nearby Bus Transit

Nearby bus access combines NB 52 ST SE @ McIvor BV with a mixed community and Calgary benchmark profile.

Compared with Calgary
0.3 min faster
Calgary median 3.0 min
Walk to nearest stop
2.7 min
About 228 m by the pedestrian route
Routes within 5 minutes
5 routes
Routes 23, 151, 152, 153, 92
Official dataset release: August 25, 2026

๐Ÿ‘ฅ Community Profile

New Brighton combines a higher children 0-4 share with stronger residential stability.

Residential stability
66%
2016-2021 Census mobility | Calgary avg: 58%
Children age 0-14
27%
Calgary avg: 18%
University certificate / degree
30%
Calgary avg: 36%
Household income
$127,000
Calgary avg: $98,000
Official dataset release: November 30, 2022

๐Ÿ˜๏ธ Community Density

New Brighton has a population density of 4,524 people per km^2 and a residential density of 1,466 residential units per km^2. Compared with the Calgary community median, population density is 73.1% above and residential density is 36.3% above.

Official dataset release: November 30, 2022

๐ŸŒณ Nearby Tree Canopy Coverage

Mapped canopy coverage is 2.9%, which is stronger than the local median and lower than the city-wide benchmark.

Canopy area within 20 m
36.5 mยฒ
Mapped canopy area
Compared with Calgary
3.6 percentage points below
Calgary median 6.5%
Calgary median
6.5%
City-wide address benchmark
Official dataset release: August 13, 2026

๐ŸŒŠ Flood Context & ๐Ÿš’ Fire Protection Access

This address combines outside mapped floodplain with fast fire response context and very close hydrant proximity.

Flood zone / overlap
0%
outside mapped flood zone
Water hydrant
11 m
Very close access to nearest City-owned hydrant
Official dataset releases: Flood July 10, 2026 ยท Fire July 10, 2026

๐Ÿ“ Disorder & Community Pressure

The latest community disorder snapshot is below Calgary's median for the same month. Common reported issues included Abandoned Auto, Disturbance, and Mental Health Concern.

Reporting month
2026-06
Latest available community data
Most common reported issue
Abandoned Auto
Latest available month
Calgary median
11.19 / 1,000
2026-06
Official dataset release: July 30, 2026

๐Ÿšฆ Nearby Traffic Safety Incidents

Multiple road-user categories appear in the nearby incident records, which span 2021โ€“2024.

Record coverage period
2021โ€“2024
Earliest to latest matched record
Nearest recorded incident
417 m
September 2, 2021 ยท Cyclist-related ยท EMS-marked
Latest recorded incident
February 2, 2024
417 m from address ยท Cyclist-related ยท EMS-marked
Official dataset release: August 18, 2026

โ˜Ž๏ธ 311 Service Requests

Over the available 12-month window, New Brighton averaged 10.18 311 requests per 1,000 residents. The 12-month comparison is 37.1% below the Calgary median, while the recent direction is flat.

Monthly variation
Moderate
Last 12 months
12-month comparison
37.1% below
Compared with Calgary median
Latest 311 rate
14.23 / 1,000
2026-06
Latest issue mix
waste and recycling service issues
Most reported latest-month type
Official dataset release: July 10, 2026

๐Ÿ—๏ธ Nearby Development Permits

The current search matched 5 permits within 400 metres, with 0 permits within 150 metres. Review the listed permit type, address, distance, and status for the available public context.

Closest permit type
Accessory Residential Building
Current public permit record
Within 150 m
0 permits
Matched permit locations
Nearby permit types
Accessory Residential Building
Up to three distinct record types
Official dataset release: August 16, 2026

๐Ÿงฑ Building Permit History

Building Permit history includes garage or accessory-work detail in the available City data.

Latest work type
New
Available City record
Latest work description
Garage
Available City record
New-work records
2
Classified as New
Official dataset release: July 11, 2026

๐Ÿš๏ธ Housing History

The latest permit year is not recent, so this section treats permits as historical property context.

Official dataset releases: Property July 7, 2026 ยท Building permits July 11, 2026

๐Ÿ’ฐ Property Value & Tax History

This address has a lower assessed value than the community median for similar homes in the available records.

Latest assessment
$570,500
Assessment year: 2026
Value & tax snapshot
$570,500
Latest tax: $3,793.77
Assessment since 2006
+757.9%
First available value to latest value
Tax since 2006
+642.5%
First available tax to latest tax
Official dataset release: April 1, 2026

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