Communities
Greater Edmonton, community by community
The right community matters more than the right floor plan — it sets your commute, your taxes, your schools and your resale pool. Start here.
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Edmonton
Alberta's capital, from the river valley to the new suburbs
Edmonton spans century-old character homes in Glenora and Ritchie, walkable infill in Westmount and Strathcona, and fast-growing family suburbs in the southwest and southeast. It is one of the few major Canadian cities where a detached home is still within reach for many first-time buyers.
Edmonton real estate guideSt. Albert
Botanical Arts City on the Sturgeon River
Immediately northwest of Edmonton, St. Albert is known for its trail network along the Sturgeon River, its school divisions and a strong sense of civic identity. It attracts move-up families and downsizers who want a self-contained city with quick access to Edmonton and the Anthony Henday.
St. Albert real estate guideSherwood Park
Strathcona County living minutes from downtown
Sherwood Park sits directly east of Edmonton in Strathcona County, pairing established neighbourhoods with newer communities in Aspen Trails and Cambrian. Proximity to Refinery Row and Industrial Heartland employment makes it a steady, commuter-friendly market.
Sherwood Park real estate guideSpruce Grove
Value and new construction on the west corridor
Spruce Grove and neighbouring Stony Plain offer some of the region's most competitive price-per-square-foot on newer housing, drawing first-time buyers and growing families west along Highway 16.
Spruce Grove real estate guideBeaumont
French-heritage town character south of the city
Beaumont has grown quickly while keeping a distinct town centre and heritage character. It appeals to families who want newer housing, community feel and quick access to south Edmonton and the airport.
Beaumont real estate guideLeduc
Airport, Nisku and steady employment to the south
Leduc anchors the region's southern employment corridor around Edmonton International Airport and the Nisku Business Park. It combines attainable housing with a strong rental and industrial base, which is why investors watch it closely.
Leduc real estate guideEdmonton neighbourhoods
Neighbourhood guides
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Glenora
Edmonton
One of Edmonton's most established west-central neighbourhoods, known for heritage homes, mature boulevards and river valley access.
Ask about GlenoraWindermere
Edmonton
Southwest Edmonton executive community with newer estate housing, golf, and quick Anthony Henday access.
Ask about WindermereOld Strathcona
Edmonton
Walkable historic district around Whyte Avenue with character homes, infill and a strong rental market.
Ask about Old StrathconaTerwillegar Towne
Edmonton
Family-oriented southwest community with front-porch streetscapes, schools and recreation nearby.
Ask about Terwillegar TowneSummerside
Edmonton
Southeast lake community offering private beach club access and a broad range of family housing.
Ask about SummersideGriesbach
Edmonton
North Edmonton master-planned community built on a former military base, with lakes, trails and varied housing types.
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