Elmwood Park is a mature community located in historic Central Edmonton. First established in the early 1940s to cater to returning WWII veterans, development within the neighbourhood continued well into the 1970s. Situated along Fort Road and the Yellowhead Highway, Elmwood Park is a highly accessible community, defined by mature, tree-lined streets, proximity to amenities (including those of vibrant downtown Edmonton) and affordable home styles.

Did you know? Elmwood Park was formerly known as Grierson Estate (named after Edward “Del” Delgare Grierson, an Edmonton city councillor 1860 -1922). The name was changed to Elmwood Park in 1945 as a nod to the many Elm trees planted by veterans along the boulevards. 

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Welcome to beautiful Belmead – a diverse and family-oriented neighbourhood located in the heart of West Edmonton. Situated within walking distance of fantastic amenities (including world-famous West Edmonton Mall) Belmead provides convenient access to schools, shops, services and entertainment. The community also offers a broad selection of affordable home styles, including low-maintenance apartment-style condos to large, two-storey homes (and everything in between). As a result, this small yet versatile neighbourhood appeals to every taste, budget, and lifestyle.

Did you know? The name “Belmead” is a French abbreviation for “belle” (beautiful) “meadows.” 

Real Estate and Homes For Sale in Belmead 

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Tucked alongside the scenic Whitemud Creek Ravine, Magrath Heights is an affluent community situated within Southwest Edmonton’s larger Terwillegar Heights district. First established in the early 2000s, Magrath Heights encompasses all real estate located east of Rabbit Hill Road, south of 23rd Ave, west of the ravine and north of the neighbouring community of MacTaggart.

A modern neighbourhood known for its vast selection of luxury estate properties, Magrath Heights offers discerning buyers a broad selection of high-end homes in an exceptional amenity-friendly location.

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Though initially intended to be part of the greater Terwillegar Heights Servicing Concept Design Brief, Magrath Heights was adopted as an independent…

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Located in Southwest Edmonton’s desirable Windermere district, Ambleside is a thriving new community celebrated for its scenic setting, close proximity to amenities and broad mix of newly constructed homes. First established in the late 2000s, this newly developed neighbourhood is not only home to countless parks, pathways and open green spaces, but also the popular Currents of Windermere shopping hub. Overall, Ambleside’s all-in-one community attributes make it easy for families to work, shop, eat and play.

Did you know? The community’s name “Ambleside” is thought to be old Norse: Á-mel-sǽtr – meaning “river-sandbank-summer pasture” or “pastures by the river.”  

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Baranow is an amenity-friendly neighbourhood located in the heart of Northwest Edmonton. An ideal setting for those in search of a low-maintenance home, Baranow consists entirely of affordable, multi-family residences – all of which sit surrounded by the very best shops, services, restaurants and recreation venues Northwest Edmonton has to offer.

Like all communities situated in the greater Castle Downs district, Baranow takes its name from a famous fortress – in this case, Poland’s Baranow Castle constructed sometime in the late 16th century.

Did you know? The Baranów Sandomierski Castle is a Mannerist (Late Renaissance) castle located in the town of Baranów Sandomierski in south-eastern Poland.

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

About Leduc

Part of Edmonton’s greater capital region, Leduc is a thriving central Alberta city with roots dating back to the late 1800s. Leduc’s humble beginnings can be traced back to Canadian pioneer Robert Taylor Telford, who settled near the scenic lake that would later become his namesake. As the settlement gradually grew, the area became informally known as Telford until, in 1890, the community was renamed after Father Hippolyte Leduc.

Leduc’s population quickly grew, shifting from village to town status by 1906. Finally, Leduc was recognized as a city in 1983, over which time the municipality expanded rapidly due to the…

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Abbottsfield is an established community situated in mature Northeast Edmonton. With roots dating back to 1882, the neighbourhood was located directly east of the Town of Beverly, housing one of the town’s coal mines until operations eventually closed in the mid-1900s. Abbottsfield remained a rural area until it, along with Beverly, amalgamated with the greater City of Edmonton in 1961.

Today, this charming neighbourhood is known for its mature trees, affordable homes and close proximity to amenities, including the picturesque North Saskatchewan River Valley.

Did you know? E.F. Carey once owned the land now known as the community of Abbottsfield. One of Edmonton’s most prominent citizens in the 19th century, Carey was co-founder of the Norris…

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Capilano is a mature community nestled in the heart of Southeast Central Edmonton. A scenic neighbourhood characterized by mature trees, quiet streets and river valley views, Capilano is celebrated for its natural beauty and peaceful, slow-paced atmosphere. This outdoor-friendly area is also ideal for growing families thanks to its abundance of landscaped, single-family homes and proximity to popular Southeast and Central Edmonton amenities.

Did you know? Capilano takes its name from the Capilano River, Capilano River Canyon and Capilano Suspension Bridge in North Vancouver, B.C. A variation of the Salish term for “people of the Hiap,” Capilano was the hereditary name for the chief of the Salish peoples who once inhabited the area. 

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Boyle Street is one of Edmonton’s oldest communities. Situated directly east of the downtown core, this vibrant inner-city neighbourhood dates back to 1892 when Edmonton was a newly created town. With the Hudson Bay Company (HBC) Reserve pushing the town’s development eastward, Boyle Street quickly became Edmonton’s first commercial district, bustling with activity. In fact, Boyle Street was once considered the original “downtown Edmonton” (while the current downtown was still occupied by the HBC).

Today, Boyle Street remains one of Central Edmonton’s most architecturally diverse neighbourhoods – celebrated for its affordability, fantastic location and proximity to countless popular amenities.

Did you know? Boyle Street takes its name from John…

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Located within a short distance of Gateway Boulevard, Calgary Trail and Whitemud Drive, Empire Park is a diverse community offering a near-even blend of residential and commercial land uses. Home to Southgate Centre as well as a variety of cafes, restaurants and services, Empire Park is most noted for its amenity-friendly atmosphere, affordable multi-family homes and easy accessibility.

Did you know? The name “Empire Park” is thought to reference the British empire, as many early Edmonton residents originated from Great Britain. 

Real Estate and Homes For Sale in Empire Park

As mentioned above, Empire Park is well-known for its multi-family real estate opportunities. In fact, over 95% of all home styles within the neighbourhood consist of…

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