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Arbour
Lake
Located
in Calgary's NW |
| Arbour
Lake is nestled
northwest of the intersection of Nose Hill Drive and John Laurie
Boulevard. The community is built around 10 acre Arbour Lake, west of
Calgary's scenic Nose Hill Park. Its western vantage point gives it both
good mountain and Bow Valley views. Home building in Arbour Lake began
around 1991. The area has about 1,200 homes built to date, and when the
community is complete will have about 3,000 homes.
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| Schools: |
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St Ambrose elementary
school (at the intersection of Arbour Lake Drive and Arbour Lake Road)
is the only school in Arbour Lake. Separate board pupils are bussed to Assumption
Elementary/Junior High, and St. Francis High on Northmount Drive N.W.
Public board students are bused to Dalhousie Elementary, H.D Cartwright
Junior High (also in Dalhousie), and Bowness High.
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Schools
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| Shopping: |
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Crowfoot Town Centre, off Nose Hill Drive, has a Safeway and Revy,
restaurants and several auto dealers.
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| Recreation: |
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The Arbour Lake Residents Association maintains the lake and the
surrounding recreational facilities, including a 4,000 square foot
lakeside pavilion. The Association has a full time manager and an
activities coordinator for swimming, canoeing and tennis lessons,
skating parties, fishing derbies and kite-flying days. This is funded by
yearly assessments paid by all residents. In Arbour Lake, that
translates into $372 for lake-front houses, $260 for lots with lake
access (a direct pathway) and $150 for all other homes.
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| Builders: |
Development
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Builder(s)
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In The Crest
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Hawkcraft,
Point Grey
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The Grove
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Avi, Swan
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Arbour Ridge
Park
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Shane
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Arbour Lake
Estates
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Albi, Lupi
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| Golfing
Close By: |
Bearspaw
Country Club - Private
Country Club of the Hamptons - Private
Lynx Ridge Golf Club - Public |
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| Arbour
Lake (Residential Real Estate Statistics) |
| A443 |
Single
Family |
Condominiums |
| Year |
#
of Sales |
Ave.
Price |
%
Change |
#
of Sales |
Ave.
Price |
%
Change |
| 1994 |
73 |
175,946 |
n/a |
2 |
146,096 |
n/a |
| 1995 |
67 |
179,237 |
1.9% |
4 |
155,825 |
6.7% |
| 1996 |
130 |
164,407 |
-8.3% |
4 |
145,125 |
-6.9% |
| 1997 |
128 |
184,319 |
12.1% |
9 |
180,750 |
24.5% |
| 1998 |
171 |
202,466 |
9.8% |
24 |
145,753 |
-19.4% |
| 1999 |
194 |
203,772 |
0.6% |
25 |
144,544 |
-0.8% |
| 2000 |
214 |
210,633 |
3.4% |
36 |
147,354 |
1.9% |
| 2001 |
260 |
216,111 |
2.6% |
40 |
142,430 |
-3.3% |
| 2002 |
218 |
246,575 |
14.1% |
61 |
143,791 |
1.0% |
| 2003 |
236 |
249,559 |
1.2% |
55 |
157,020 |
9.2% |
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| Most
Expensive Home Sold In 2003: $680,000 @ 2,179.7sf =
$311.97/sf (Bungalow) |
| Average
price change for Single Family: 4.16%/year |
| Average
price change for Condominiums: 1.43%/year |
| (map
of area A443 Arbour Lake) |
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| NOTE:
The use of average price information can be useful in
establishing trends when applied over a period of
time, i.e. six months or longer. CalgaryLakeHomes.ca
cautions that an average price does not indicate the
actual value of any particular property. If you
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