Oct 17, 2026
Built Green certified rental community on 34 Ave SW takes its name and signature sign from the historic cinema across the street.
CALGARY, AB, October 17, 2026 -- Marda Apartments, a Built Green certified rental community at 2107 34 Ave SW in Calgary’s Marda Loop, is named after the historic Marda Theatre, which opened across the street in 1952. One-bedroom suites range from about 536 to 611 sq ft, and two-bedroom suites range from about 816 to 1,183 sq ft and 1,183 sq ft for penthouse.
Rent includes gas and water, while residents pay only electricity, cable and internet.
What is the story behind the Marda Apartments name?
The building’s signature sign was inspired by the Marda Theatre’s original marquee, a nod to one of Calgary’s best-known landmarks. In 1964, the theatre was bought by J.B. Barron, who also owned the Uptown Theatre.
The story has come full circle. Strategic Group, the Calgary-based real estate company that manages Marda Apartments, is now transforming the historic Barron Building, former home of the Uptown Theatre, into residential homes.
Marda Loop has always been a place where the community gathers, and the theatre was part of that. “We wanted our building to carry that story forward.
How is Marda Apartments built?
Marda Apartments is Built Green certified and constructed to a higher standard of energy efficiency. An eco-friendly heat pump system provides cooling.
Every suite includes premium Bosch appliances, a quartz waterfall island, luxury laminate flooring, custom walk-in closets, in-suite laundry and a private balcony. Bathrooms feature floating vanities and a walk-in steam shower. Open-concept floor plans give one- and two-bedroom suites, and a penthouse, a bright and spacious feel.
The building also includes a rooftop lounge and pergola, underground parking, keyless entry, parcel lockers, bike and storage lockers, and ground-floor retail. The pet-friendly community has an on-site dog wash station.
What is near Marda Apartments?
Marda Apartments sits in the heart of Marda Loop, a walkable neighbourhood in Calgary’s inner southwest, with downtown a short drive away. The area is home to more than 50 boutiques, restaurants and cafés, including Phil & Sebastian Coffee Roasters, Marda Loop Brewing Company, Belmont Diner and Boogie’s Burgers.
Everyday essentials are close by, including Safeway, Starbucks, Orangetheory, Slow Burn Books and the Marda Loop Post Office. Parks, schools and daycares are also nearby.
Tours of Marda Apartments are by appointment, daily from 9 am to 6 pm.
Marda Apartments at a glance
About the company: Marda Apartments is a Built Green certified rental community at 2107 34 Ave SW in Calgary’s Marda Loop neighbourhood. Offering one- and two-bedroom suites and a penthouse, each with Bosch appliances, in-suite laundry and a walk-in steam shower, Marda is named after the historic Marda Theatre that opened across the street in 1952. The pet-friendly building includes underground parking, a rooftop lounge and ground-floor retail, and is managed by Strategic Group, a Calgary-based real estate company. For leasing information, visit mardayyc.ca or call 403-234-1765.
Contact Info:
Name: Liliia Sokalska
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Organization: Marda Apartmnets
Address: 2107 34 Ave SW, Calgary, AB
Phone: 403.234.1765
Website: https://www.mardayyc.ca/
Release ID: 89206446
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