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Coral Springs

Calgary · NE

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About Coral Springs

Coral Springs has a private lake operated by CSRA and a distinct voluntary neighbourhood association, CSCA. Ask which organization a listing, invoice or event refers to before assuming it describes lake privileges.

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Painted view of Coral Springs lake, sandy beach, pink terrace, fountain and spruce-lined shore
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Does this community have an HOA or RA?

Yes
Association-publishedSources: Lake amenities and association overview; Community association and residents association are separate

Does every property participate?

Requires title / association confirmation
Details not yet publishedNo source — Details not yet published

Mandatory lake membership and voluntary community membership are separate; legal property eligibility still needs confirmation.

Separate community association

Coral Springs Community Association

Private amenity

Coral Springs Lake, two beach parks and member recreation amenities
Association-publishedSource: Lake amenities and association overview

Condominium overlays

Requires title / association confirmation
Details not yet publishedNo source — Details not yet published

Fee snapshot

CSRA · Mandatory

Confirm for this property

2026/27 — amount being verified

CSCA · Optional

$20.00

Current published annual membership (undated)

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Who charges what

Associations serving this community

Association profile

Coral Springs Residents Association

Mandatory property fee

2026/27 — amount being verified

    Association profile

    Coral Springs Community Association

    Optional membership

    Current published annual membership (undated)

    • Voluntary membership per residence$20.00 · GST unconfirmed
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    Community research guides

    Painted view of Coral Springs lake, sandy beach, pink terrace, fountain and spruce-lined shore
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    Coral Springs lake access: two associations, different memberships

    Separate Coral Springs' compulsory lake membership from its voluntary community association, then check tenant transfers, guest bookings and current lake fees.

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    Painted view of Coral Springs lake, sandy beach, pink terrace, fountain and spruce-lined shore
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    Can tenants use Calgary HOA lakes and amenities?

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    Where the rules change

    Sub-areas and phases

    No sub-area distinctions verified from a published source. Requires title / association confirmation.

    Development history

    A lake neighbourhood with a Californian design theme

    Secondary source

    The Federation of Calgary Communities dates Coral Springs' establishment to 1991 and annexation to Calgary to 1983. Its description connects the community's name, layout and architecture to a Californian theme.

    This describes the neighbourhood's development history. It does not establish when a particular house was built, its registered covenants or the properties entitled to lake access.

    Source: Coral Springs community background

    Housing & households

    Predominantly detached homes, with several housing arrangements

    Government-published

    2021 Census — historical housing snapshot

    The City's census profile reports 92% of occupied private dwellings as single-detached houses. It also records semi-detached homes, row houses and apartments or flats in duplexes. The tenure table reports 89% owner households and 11% renter households.

    The construction-period table places 73% of occupied dwellings in 1991–2000 and 20% in 2001–2010. These rounded census figures describe the neighbourhood in 2021; they are not today's sales inventory, a suite-approval register or proof of lake privileges. For a purchase, inspect the individual home's construction and renovation records and confirm the proposed household's access separately.

    City housing tables, pages 18–20 (opens in a new tab)
    Source: Coral Springs community profile — 2021 Census housing

    Parks & recreation

    Two beach parks around the member lake

    Association-published

    CSRA describes a 16-acre lake with north and south sandy beach areas, two parks and connecting walkways. Its recreation offering includes tennis, basketball, beach volleyball, table tennis and association watercraft.

    The association also describes winter skating and hockey facilities, but a description of seasonal amenities does not mean they are open today. Check the current notices and the beach you intend to use. These member facilities have their own access rules; the surrounding community's voluntary association is a separate organization.

    CSRA facilities overview (opens in a new tab)Current beach hours and notices (opens in a new tab)
    Sources: Lake amenities and association overviewPublished beach and office hoursCommunity association and residents association are separate

    Community photography

    A closer look at Coral Springs

    Photograph of Coral Springs lake, sandy beach, pink terrace, fountain and spruce-lined shoreREPYYC community photography

    What to verify

    Buyer checklist

    Coral Springs Residents Association

    1. 01Obtain the actual current lake invoice, GST treatment and any lot-specific fee class.
    2. 02Ask for a current balance, governing bylaws and the property's registered fee instrument.
    3. 03For a rental, confirm the transfer and owner-access consequences before advertising privileges.
    4. 04Describe boarders, separate suites and short rentals individually; do not assume they use the same registration process.
    5. 05Ask whether a private dock or pathway carries separate rights or maintenance duties.
    6. 06Confirm exterior approval requirements from the documents governing the property.
    7. 07Keep the CSCA membership separate from the mandatory lake account.

    Coral Springs Community Association

    1. 01Budget any mandatory CSRA lake fee separately from voluntary CSCA membership.
    2. 02Check CSCA's current membership period and household eligibility if you want to join.
    3. 03Confirm the organizer and registration terms for any event you plan to attend.

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