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Originally Posted by Cowboy89
That's running gag for me, because in Calgary if you live in a house in the inner city you typically live in either wartime, shoddy built, modular bungalow housing, 1950s and 60s era modular cookie cutter bungalow housing, or a rebuild/reno that has styling inspired by what you will find a 30 minute drive from downtown.
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It's interesting what people define as "inner city" here in Calgary. I wouldn't count many areas built primarily post war as inner city.
Most pre-1950s neighbourhoods are pretty eclectic in terms of their housing stock - Beltline, Sunnyside, Hillhurst, Bridgeland, Rosedale, Crescent Heights, Inglewood, Ramsay, Cliff Bungalow, Mission, Erlton, Park Hill, Lower Mount Royal, Upper Mount Royal, Bankview, Roxboro, Rideau, Elbow Park, Sunalta, Scarboro, South Calgary etc.