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Rangeview

Calgary · SE

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About Rangeview

A developing southeast Calgary area with different developer offerings. Section23's garden-to-table community has a mandatory HOA; Genstar markets Rangeview Springs separately. Start with the legal lot and development when reviewing fees, gardens and design controls.

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Painted view of Rangeview connected glass greenhouses and neighbouring park
Artwork referencing StreetSide Rangeview Greenhouse Aerial photograph July 2026 article

Does this community have an HOA or RA?

Yes
Association-publishedSource: Section23 community and HOA mandate

Does every property participate?

Requires title / association confirmation
Research requiredNo source — Research required

No complete cross-development parcel audit. Section23's membership cannot be inferred for all Rangeview addresses.

Separate community association

Requires confirmation

Private amenity

Resident garden and greenhouse programs; Harvest Hall remains future
Association-publishedSources: Greenhouse seed-starting eligibility and seasonal access; Gardens, gathering spaces and future Harvest Hall

Condominium overlays

Requires title / association confirmation
Research requiredNo source — Research required

Confirm tenure and condo contributions for the specific unit.

Fee snapshot

RHOA · Mandatory

$520.06

2026/27

Who charges what

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Association profile

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Rangeview Homeowners Association

Mandatory property fee

2026/27

  • Residential lot or unit$520.06 + GST
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Where the rules change

Sub-areas and phases

  • Section23 Rangeview

    Garden-to-table development served by the researched RHOA.

    Association-published

  • Rangeview Springs by Genstar

    Separate developer offering; association and title obligations require individual research.

    Secondary source

Housing & households

Similar housing forms can have different obligations

Secondary source

Section23 markets laned, front-garage, duplex and townhome options. Some townhomes are advertised without condo fees; that does not establish an exemption from the HOA assessment. Genstar's separate Rangeview Springs offering has its own phase and architectural documents.

Sources: Current housing types and developer community overviewRangeview Springs and its own phase documents2026/27 member information form

Parks & recreation

Gardening is optional; membership is not

Association-published

The HOA welcomes residents who do not want to grow food. Its garden programs provide specific opportunities to participate, while the registered property obligation supports the shared community.

Sources: Section23 community and HOA mandate; 2026/27 member information form

Planning & change

Separate operating amenities from concept plans

Association-published

The August 2025 guide includes preliminary concepts for later spaces. Harvest Hall remains described as future on the HOA amenities page. Treat the plans as development context and ask what is open before relying on a rental, court or skating feature.

Sources: August 2025 information guide and maintenance plans; Gardens, gathering spaces and future Harvest Hall

Parks & recreation

Maintenance maps answer a different question from membership

Association-published

The information guide separates HOA and City parks responsibilities and includes a dated 2025/26 snow-removal plan. These maps help route service questions; they are not a complete legal membership map. Confirm subsequent phase handovers and winter coverage.

Sources: August 2025 information guide and maintenance plans; Public documents and maintenance map index

Schools & enrollment

Confirm school designations for the actual address

Research required

The HOA FAQ lists school names but does not establish a current school-year assignment. Verify the grade, program and address with the school district. A future school site in a community plan is not an operating school.

Sources: 2026/27 fee and HOA responsibilities; August 2025 information guide and maintenance plans

What to verify

Buyer checklist

Rangeview Homeowners Association

  1. 01Identify the developer, legal lot and association before comparing fees.
  2. 02Obtain the current invoice, GST, deadline and outstanding balance.
  3. 03Request the actual encumbrance and complete adopted bylaws with schedules.
  4. 04Register the resident household and confirm any tenant voting designation.
  5. 05Check garden-program costs and availability separately.
  6. 06Confirm the construction status of any promised future amenity.
  7. 07Review phase-specific exterior approvals and any separate condo charges.

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