South sector
Wolf Willow
A 2.9 km² building out community in Calgary’s South sector.
About
6% of the ground is under tree canopy and 8% is parkland, both below the Calgary community median.
Getting around
6 bus stops inside the boundary; no CTrain station.
Parks, paths and trees
2.6 km of pathways and trails. The city counts 614 public trees here.
Compared with Calgary
- 6%Tree canopyBelow city median 14.6%
- 8.2%ParklandBelow city median 11.9%
- 0.8%Natural areaBelow city median 2%
- 2.6 kmPathways and trailsBelow city median 4.1 km
- 0.0 kmBike routesBelow city median 1.7 km
Permits and housing
Building permits
272 building permits and 19 development permits in the last twelve months, with a declared building value of $72M.
Housing stock
The city lists 230 registered secondary suites and 15 licensed short-term rentals.
The city maps 86 ha of developable land here, room for about 3,544 more homes.
Wolf Willow — common questions
- Which part of Calgary is Wolf Willow in?
- Wolf Willow is in the South sector of Calgary.
- Is Wolf Willow on the CTrain?
- No CTrain station sits inside the Wolf Willow boundary; the nearest stations are in neighbouring communities.
- How big is Wolf Willow?
- Wolf Willow covers about 2.9 square kilometres.
- Which communities border Wolf Willow?
- Wolf Willow borders Chaparral, Cranston, Legacy, and Walden.
- How many historic resources are in Wolf Willow?
- Wolf Willow has no listed historic resources.
- Is Wolf Willow good for walking and cycling?
- Wolf Willow has 2.6 km of pathways and trails.
- What is for sale in Wolf Willow?
- Every home for sale in Wolf Willow is on the listings map, with prices and photos, scoped to this community.
Sources and notes
- City of Calgary Open Data: community boundaries and classes, permits, parks and off-leash areas, urban forest, pathways and bikeways, historic resources, public art, schools, transit stops, secondary suites, short-term rentals, land supply. Permits, suites and short-term-rental licences refresh daily to weekly.