Fulton Place is a mature community located in Southeast Edmonton’s Greater Hardisty district. The area’s beginnings date back to the Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) and the arrival of early pioneers such as Richard Charles Hardisty. Hardisty, who established himself in the area in 1872, served as Chief Factor of Fort Edmonton and established several HBC cattle ranches to provide farming and ranching opportunities for newcomers. He also served as the first senator for the District of Alberta in 1888. (Source: Edmonton Journal)

Fulton Place was eventually annexed by the City of Edmonton in 1954, officially becoming a subdivision in 1956.

Did you know? Greater Hardisty consists of three established communities: Fulton Place, Capilano, Forest…

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Part of the former City of Strathcona, the southwest community of Allendale merged with the greater City of Edmonton in 1912. As such, Allendale remains one of Edmonton’s oldest neighbourhoods, known for its mature landscaping, quiet, tree-lined streets, affordable single-family homes and proximity to desirable amenities.

Did you know? Allendale’s namesake, the Allen family, farmed land in the area before its annexation by the City of Strathcona in the early 1900s. 

A Surplus of Single-Family Homes

As mentioned above, real estate in Allendale consists primarily of single-family homes. As a result, the community has drawn interest from growing families, move-up home buyers and first-time buyers looking for the perfect neighbourhood to call…

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Beacon Heights is an established community located in Northeast Edmonton. One of the city’s oldest neighbourhoods, Beacon Heights was established in 1910, when it was a part of the Town of Beverly. By 1961, when the town’s population had reached 9,000 people, Beverly amalgamated with the greater City of Edmonton. The northern portion of the former town encompasses the neighbourhoods of Bergman and Beacon Heights, while Beverly Heights makes up the southern portion.

See also: Edmonton Community Spotlight: Beverly Heights in Northeast Edmonton

Did you know? The Town of Beverly Heights takes its name from the Town of Beverly in Yorkshire, England. 

Real Estate and Homes For Sale in Beacon Heights

Single-family homes account for over 80% of…

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Canora is an established community located in mature Northwest Edmonton. It is also one of several neighbourhoods that were once a part of the Town of Jasper Place, which amalgamated with the City of Edmonton in 1962. Though residential construction began as far back as the 1930s, development continued well into the 1980s – with many of the area’s older single-family homes being replaced with multi-family residences. Overall, Canora offers Edmonton buyers a diverse array of affordable home styles and proximity to the city’s best amenities, including the North Saskatchewan River Valley and West Edmonton Mall.

Did you know? The neighbourhood was dubbed “Canora” in 1948 as a result of a contest to name a local elementary school. The winner of the…

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Callingwood North and Callingwood South are side-by-side neighbourhoods located in amenity-friendly West Edmonton. Situated directly south of West Edmonton Mall and Whitemud Drive, the land comprising these communities was annexed by the City of Edmonton in 1969. Most development occurred during the 1970s, with an emphasis on multi-family homes. Known for their recreational amenities, budget-friendly homes and proximity to schools, shops and services, Callingwood North and South are ideal for those searching for an affordable home near it all.

Did you know? Callingwood South was previously referred to as Callingwood Town Centre. Callingwood North was known as Callingwood Campus. 

Real Estate and Homes For Sale in Callingwood North and…

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Located along the Whitemud Creek Ravine, Ogilvie Ridge sets the standard for luxury living in a nature-friendly neighbourhood. Part of Southwest Edmonton’s greater Riverbend district, this scenic community is defined by walking trails, tree-covered parks and open green spaces. What’s more, residents enjoy having sports fields, tennis courts, playgrounds, and a unique water feature within arms’ reach.

Overall, Ogilvie Ridge is a quiet, family-oriented neighbourhood known for its recreation-friendly amenities, laid-back atmosphere and high-end single-family homes.

Community Profile

Spread over an 88.4-hectare area, Ogilvie Ridge is bounded by Rabbit Hill Road to the west, Whitemud Creek Ravine to the north and east and a utility corridor to the…

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Westwood is a Central Edmonton neighbourhood located 10-minutes north of downtown. As such, residents of this established community enjoy having some of the city’s best amenities at their doorsteps, including everything from the trendy shops, services, and restaurants of Jasper Avenue to the scenic parks and pathways of the North Saskatchewan River Valley. Perfect for first-time buyers, working professionals, growing families and every lifestyle in between, Westwood is also known for its eclectic array of home styles, affordability, and mature-community vibe.

Did you know? Though the origins of the name “Westwood” remain unknown, the northern section of Westwood was previously referred to as Northcote. (City of Edmonton)

Real Estate and Homes…

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Not only does Northwest Edmonton offer some of the city’s most highly sought-after neighbourhoods, but it is also known for its reasonably-priced real estate. If you’re looking for an affordable home in this popular area of the city, here are ten Northwest Edmonton communities to consider.

Baranow 

  • Average Listing Price: $198,000
  • Minimum Listing Price: $119,000
  • Maximum Listing Price: $330,000

Baranow is a Northwest Edmonton residential neighbourhood bounded by 127th Street to the west, 153rd Ave to the north, the community of Caernarvon to the east and 137th Ave to the south. First established in the late 1940s, development in Baranow occurred in two phases – the first between the end of WWII and 1960 and the second during the…

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Blackburne is a laid-back neighbourhood situated in scenic Southwest Edmonton. Encompassing Blackmud Creek, Blackburne is a nature-friendly neighbourhood boasting breathtaking ravine views, parks, tree-lined trails, and plenty of open green space. Despite its semi-secluded setting, Blackburne is close to major commuter routes and countless Southwest Edmonton amenities, including schools, services, major shopping hubs, and more.

Did you know? “Blackburne” takes its name from Blackmud Creek. In this case, “burne” is an old English term referencing a stream or river.  

Real Estate and Homes For Sale in Blackburne

Though the City of Edmonton annexed the land in 1982, Blackburne development did not begin until the early 1990s.…

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Located in West Edmonton, Oleskiw is one of the city’s largest residential neighbourhoods. This established community is also home to Alberta’s oldest private golf club, offering some of the most breathtaking views in the capital region. 

But that’s not all.

Bounded by the Willow Ravine to the north and the North Saskatchewan River to the east, Oleskiw offers discerning home buyers a broad array of luxury homes in a beautiful, naturally secluded setting. 

Community Profile 

Oleskiw is an older neighbourhood, defined by mature trees and quiet, curvilinear streets and crescents. Development began in the 1970s, though most of the area’s single-family homes were built during the 1980s. All remaining residences were constructed between 1990…

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