At Brookfield Residential, we don’t just build homes — we build communities where people can truly thrive. That means creating real connections, everyday experiences, and welcoming spaces that have a lasting, positive impact on residents’ lives.
We focus on quality of life by putting people at the heart of everything we do. From how neighbourhoods are planned to how parks, schools, and shared spaces are designed, we think about how residents will live, connect, and grow together. We’re here to make sure every part of the community adds value to the lives of the people who call it home.
To make sure we’re creating the kind of communities we believe in, we looked at the data. From 2015 to 2017, we conducted quality of life research across Canada and the U.S., including regional surveys in Alberta.
The results showed something we’re proud of: residents in Brookfield Residential communities are more satisfied, more proud of where they live, and more likely to recommend their neighbourhood to others. This confirmed what we’ve always believed — that when people feel a sense of belonging, their overall quality of life improves.
We wanted to go deeper, so we partnered with Mount Royal University and Vivo for Healthier Generations to launch the Livingston Legacy Families study. This five-year study follows more than 20 families living in Livingston, exploring how the design and growth of the community affects their health and well-being over time.
What makes this project special is how it gives real families a voice. It’s helped us understand what matters most to residents and how we can keep improving our approach. This kind of learning will guide future planning as we introduce similar studies in Rockland Park, Seton, and beyond.
We’re proud of the communities we’ve built and excited about what’s next. Our commitment to creating places where people belong isn’t just a promise — it’s something we actively measure, improve, and stand by.
At Brookfield Residential, we’re helping to shape a better quality of life for our residents, and for all Calgarians. Because in the end, life is better when people feel connected, supported, and truly at home.