Find a place for your business.
From shops and cafés to clinics and workshops. Explore a location for your next move.
SiteFit is a free workspace for screening Calgary business locations. Describe what you plan to operate, search the citywide property inventory, and see which land-use district the City records for an address — and whether that district lists your use as a permitted or discretionary use under Land Use Bylaw 1P2007, with the exact section cited.
- Property/address records
- 604,618
- Source communities
- 313
- Defined uses in the directory
- 189
- Transcribed district rules
- 5,772
Calgary citywide — Citywide assessment records across all assessment classes, including residential and non-residential properties. Address availability follows the City source; assessment labels require verification.
What you can do
- Search any Calgary address or browse by neighbourhood.
- Build a business profile from the bylaw's own defined uses, including combined activities.
- Filter the property inventory to districts that list every activity you selected.
- Save candidates, add private notes, compare up to five and export a dated report.
Start here
- How to check if a business use is allowed in Calgary
- Data sources, coverage and limits
- Your saved property shortlist
What this does not establish
SiteFit restates the published Bylaw 1P2007 district use lists. A transcription is not planning advice and not a professional determination. Land-use labels and boundaries are provisional, so every property returns Further review needed until its designation, the activity-to-use classification and any existing approvals are confirmed with The City of Calgary. Properties are reference records from the City assessment source, not listings of available space.