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Crestmont

Calgary · SW

Who charges what

Participation as published — check the property
About Crestmont

A west Calgary community with a resident-run HOA supporting its hall, grounds and selected maintenance. The spray park has a published repair closure.

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Painted view of Crestmont hillside view toward the Bow valley at sunset
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Does this community have an HOA or RA?

Yes
Association-publishedSource: Membership, turnover and closing FAQ

Does every property participate?

Yes, as published
Association-publishedSource: Membership, turnover and closing FAQ

Separate community association

Requires confirmation

Private amenity

Member fire-pit reservations; spray park closure reported
Association-publishedSources: Member fire-pit reservations; Spray park closure notice

Condominium overlays

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

Fee snapshot

CHOA · Mandatory

$367.50

2026

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Who charges what

Associations serving this community

Association profile

Crestmont Homeowners’ Association

Mandatory property fee

2026

  • Residential annual assessment$367.50 incl. GST
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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

From a 2000 launch to resident management

Association-published

CHOA dates Crestmont's launch by Qualico Communities to 2000. It reports developer turnover completed in 2024 and describes the association as fully self-managed. Ask the present association for current service and property records rather than relying on original developer marketing.

CHOA community history (opens in a new tab)
Source: Community launch and developer turnover

Parks & recreation

Hall rentals and surrounding green space have different rules

Association-published

The hall page identifies the land around the storm pond and the field between the pond and hall as City property. An indoor rental does not guarantee reserved use of that public space.

The published rental scope also excludes tot-lot and fire-pit access and says the spray park cannot be rented. Confirm the exact spaces and permissions in the current booking agreement.

Hall and outdoor-space conditions (opens in a new tab)
Source: Hall use and adjacent City green space

Parks & recreation

Check each amenity before a family visit

Association-published

The playground page describes year-round availability without regular supervision and recommends parental supervision for young children. The separate spray-park page currently reports a repair closure. Do not assume the spray park is operating because the playground is available.

Playground information (opens in a new tab)Current spray-park notice (opens in a new tab)
Sources: Playground availability and supervision; Spray park closure notice

What to verify

Buyer checklist

Crestmont Homeowners’ Association

  1. 01Review the parcel’s registered encumbrance and any condominium charges.
  2. 02Order current fee status and confirm closing adjustments.
  3. 03Obtain bylaws, current budget and any separate architectural covenant.
  4. 04Confirm spray-park reopening and tenant or guest access conditions.
  5. 05Check rental charges before planning a private hall event.

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