Home to some of Edmonton’s oldest and most established neighbourhoods, Central Edmonton is both the physical and historical core of Alberta’s Capital City. Featuring a vibrant arts and culture district, a thriving business sector and some of the best amenities in the capital region, Central Edmonton encompasses a multitude of unique and affordable communities, perfect for any buyer on a budget.

Boyle Street 

Average Listing Price: $234,000

Minimum Listing Price: $49,999

Maximum Listing Price: $3M

One of Edmonton’s oldest neighbourhoods, Boyle Street was first established in 1892 along with the town of Edmonton. Often referred to as Downtown East Side, this historical community was once a hub for commercial activity. Most residences…

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Prince Rupert is an established community located just ten minutes from Edmonton city centre. Situated in Central Edmonton, this mature neighbourhood has roots dating back to the late 1800s as a former part of the Hudson Bay Company land reserve. Despite this fact, residential development didn’t really occur until the 1950s due to Edmonton’s post-WWII housing boom.

A quaint community noted for its affordable blend of home styles, easy accessibility and proximity to many of Edmonton’s most popular amenities, Prince Rupert is well suited to various lifestyles and budgets.

Did you know? The community takes its name from the Prince Rupert Golf Course, operated by the Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) between 1930 and 1951. The course itself was named after…

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Cromdale is a uniquely shaped neighbourhood located along the banks of the North Saskatchewan River Valley. One of Edmonton’s oldest inner-city communities, Cromdale’s development coincided with the extension of the city’s streetcar line in 1911. Today, Cromdale is home to some of the most desirable real estate in the capital region, thanks to its proximity to downtown and countless popular amenities.

Did you know? “Cromdale” is a Scottish name meaning “crooked valley”- a fitting description given its unusual shape and proximity to Kinnaird Ravine and the North Saskatchewan River. 

Real Estate and Homes For Sale in Cromdale

Cromdale remained a low-density neighbourhood for decades, with many of the area’s single-family homes built before…

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Are you in search of homes for sale or other real estate opportunities in Central Edmonton? Here’s what you need to know.

About Central Edmonton

Central Edmonton is defined (approximately) as including all real estate and homes for sale south of the Yellowhead, east of 121st Street, west of the Capital LRT line and north of 111th Street. Often referred to as Downtown Edmonton, Central Edmonton is home to many of the city’s oldest communities and remains the historic centre of the Edmonton real estate market.

Despite the area’s established status, most neighbourhoods within Central Edmonton have a low population density. This is rapidly changing, however, due to recent revitalization initiatives, combined with location, affordable home prices…

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A picturesque community overlooking the banks of the North Saskatchewan River Valley, Bellevue represents one of Edmonton’s oldest and most highly sought-after neighbourhoods. Tucked away among other popular Central Northeast Edmonton communities (including Highlands, Montrose and Virginia Park), Bellevue sits just a short distance from the Highlands Golf Club, Borden Park, the river valley trail system, and Edmonton’s vibrant city centre.

Did you know? Bellevue is thought to take its name from the French term “beautiful view.” A fitting title for a neighbourhood offering spectacular views of both the river valley and the downtown Edmonton skyline. 

Real Estate and Homes For Sale in Bellevue 

An established community boasting mature trees…

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Located just 10 minutes north of Edmonton city centre, Spruce Avenue is characterized by quiet, tree-lined streets and proximity to desirable amenities, including Kingsway Mall, NAIT and the Royal Alexandra Hospital. One of the oldest neighbourhoods within the capital region, Spruce Avenue’s roots date back to the late 1880s when Edmonton was no more than a town of roughly 1,000 residents.

Thanks to its fantastic location, historic charm and affordable real estate opportunities, Spruce Avenue is rapidly becoming one of Edmonton’s most popular established communities.

Did you know? Spruce Avenue takes its name from the previous designation for 114th Avenue, bisecting the neighbourhood. Formerly known as 114th Avenue-Spruce Avenue, the avenue was…

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Repeatedly voted one of the best places to live in Edmonton, Old Strathcona remains one of the trendiest and most highly sought-after neighbourhoods in the capital region. Steeped in history while offering some of the best amenities the city has to offer, this established community is known for its “old town ambience,” boutique shops and services, restaurants, entertainment venues and more.

But that’s not all.

This welcoming area also represents one of Edmonton’s larger real estate communities; its broad range of home styles make it the ideal neighbourhood for all walks of life, including first-time buyers, growing families, downsizers and everything in between.

Did you know? Once part of the City of Strathcona (est. 1907), Old Strathcona…

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Situated just a stone’s throw away from city centre, Riverdale remains one of Edmonton’s most beloved (and beautiful) neighbourhoods. Praised for its unique location, mature trees, proximity to amenities and diverse home styles, Riverdale offers home buyers the distinct character and charm only an established riverside community can provide.

Did you know? First settled in the late 1800s, Riverdale was the first industrial suburb of Fort Edmonton and stands as one of the oldest communities in the city (source: Riverdale Community League). 

Riverdale Real Estate

As we mentioned above, Riverdale’s unique array of home styles represent one of the many qualities drawing Edmonton home buyers to this exceptional neighbourhood. While most homes…

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Historic Queen Mary Park is an established community located in central Edmonton, just minutes away from the city’s vibrant downtown core. Formerly owned by the Hudson Bay Company (HBC) in the late 1800s, Queen Mary Park became the site of several different land uses (including farmland and an HBC owned golf course) until Edmonton’s population exploded shortly after the Second World War.

Did you know? Queen Mary Park is also home to the Edmonton Cemetery. Not only does the cemetery contain the city’s oldest and most architecturally diverse monuments, but it also houses the Field of Honour – a resting place for over 600 Edmonton veterans. (source: City of Edmonton)

Queen Mary Park Home Styles 

With so many soldiers returning to Edmonton…

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Formerly known as Norwood, Alberta Avenue remains one of Edmonton’s oldest communities – dating back to 1894 when the city was little more than a village of fewer than 1,000 residents. Located just 10-minutes north of the downtown core, this inner-city neighbourhood features mature, tree-lined streets, ample amenities and a broad range of affordable home styles for every taste and budget.

Did you know? Alberta Avenue was recently voted best neighbourhood in Edmonton by EDify magazine

Affordable Home Styles 

Due to its mature status, home styles in the Alberta Avenue range in both age and personality. The community is primarily known for its upgraded single-family homes, which include large, two-story properties, rich on character (many of…

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