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

About Fort Saskatchewan

Fort Saskatchewan is a historical city located 25 km (15 minutes) northeast of Edmonton. A small yet rapidly growing metropolis of 27,000 people, Fort Saskatchewan’s roots date back to 1875 when the North-West Mounted Police established a post along the banks of the North Saskatchewan River. Soon after, the fort was declared an essential northern police garrison, at which time it was renamed Fort Saskatchewan.

Fort Saskatchewan was first incorporated as a town in 1904, which it remained until after the Second World War. Residential development began to take shape in the 1950s, with the arrival of a…

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Lauderdale is an established Northwest Edmonton neighbourhood known for its recreational amenities and diverse range of affordable home styles. Home to the Grand Trunk Fitness and Leisure Centre and vast amounts of open green space, Lauderdale is the ideal community for active families. But that’s not all. In addition to schools, restaurants and recreation venues, residents of this highly accessible area enjoy convenient access to major Edmonton shopping districts as well as vibrant downtown Edmonton.

Are you on the hunt for a new home in an affordable, all-in-one community? Read on to discover why Lauderdale is the perfect neighbourhood for you!

Did you know? Lauderdale was named after Scottish farmer James Lauder. In addition to owning land in…

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Montrose is an established all-in-one community offering a near-perfect blend of home styles, desirable commercial amenities and open green space. Home to Edmonton’s famed Northlands Coliseum, this highly accessible Northeast Edmonton neighbourhood is known for its affordable residential real estate and proximity to celebrated Edmonton amenities – including the North Saskatchewan River Valley, Edmonton Northlands and the many shops and services of the vibrant downtown core.

Did you know? Formerly known as the Edmonton Exhibition Association, Edmonton Northlands was formed in 1879. Operating as both an agricultural society and commissioner of local events, Northlands opened the Northlands Coliseum (Rexall Place) in 1974. Unfortunately, the iconic…

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Welcome to The Best Places to Live in Edmonton, a multi-part series in which we take a deep dive into some of the best communities our diverse and vibrant city has to offer. If you’ve been thinking of purchasing a new home in the capital region, we hope this information will help you zero-in on the right neighbourhood for your unique needs.

Central Edmonton 

1. Downtown 

Always an exciting place to be, Edmonton’s downtown core represents a healthy mix of retail, office, warehouse and residential space. Residential development, in particular, has taken centre stage in downtown Edmonton over the last several years, leading to an increase in grocery stores, retailers, services and other essential amenities.

Bisected by Jasper Avenue,…

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Located side by side in established Southeast Edmonton, Hazeldean, Argyll, and Avonmore encompass all real estate east of 99th Street, south of 76th Ave, west of 75th Street and north of 63rd Ave/ Argyll Road. Characterized by mature trees, vast open green spaces, and proximity to popular amenities, these three notable neighbourhoods make the ideal setting for growing families in search of the perfect all-in-one community.

Did you know? Though all mature in status, Hazeldean is the oldest of the three neighbourhoods, with roots dating back to early 1907, when the area was first annexed by the former City of Strathcona (only to join Edmonton in 1912). 

Real Estate and Homes for Sale in Hazeldean, Argyll and Avonmore

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

About St. Albert 

St. Albert was founded over 150 years ago by Father Albert Lacombe, one of western Canada’s earliest missionaries. Incorporated as a small village in 1899 and then as a town in 1904, St. Albert received official city status in the late 1970s. Since then, the “Botanical Arts City” has grown to over 66,000 residents and has frequently been recognized as one of Canada’s best places to live.

And it’s not hard to see why!

In addition to exceptional neighbourhoods, community services and abundant cultural, recreational and business opportunities, St. Albert affords residents “an outstanding quality of life where…

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Magrath Heights is an affluent community located in the heart of Southwest Edmonton. One of many trendy neighbourhoods comprising the greater Terwillegar district, Magrath Heights is a newer area, first established in 2003. Slow-paced and quiet, this scenic community is noted for its vast open green spaces, proximity to amenities and high-end homes outfitted with the latest in modern features and finishes.

Did you know? Magrath Heights is one of seven neighbourhoods that make up the greater Terwillegar Heights area. Other communities in the district include Haddow, Hodgson, Leger, Mactaggart, South Terwillegar and Terwillegar Towne.

Real Estate and Homes For Sale in Magrath Heights

Single-family homes are the predominant home style in…

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The Northwest Edmonton community of Caernarvon is comprised of all real estate located north of 145th Ave, west of Castle Downs Road and south of 153rd Ave. Like all neighbourhoods in Edmonton’s popular Castle Downs district, Caernarvon takes its name from a famous European castle, in this case, a well-known fortress in Northeast Wales. Celebrated for its diverse selection of home styles, family-friendly amenities, open green spaces and proximity to shops and services, Caernarvon has become a popular choice among Northwest Edmonton home buyers in search of the perfect all-in-one community.

Did you know? Caernarvon Castle is regarded as one of the greatest and most intimidating buildings of the middle-ages. Constructed in 1283, the castle also…

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Like most Central Edmonton neighbourhoods, Central McDougall is an older community, with roots dating back to the city’s humble beginnings in the early 1900s. During Edmonton’s real estate boom of 1912, the Hudson’s Bay Company put several of its land holdings up for sale, including Central McDougall. After the boom’s collapse shortly after, the community was slow to develop, though most of the area was almost complete by the early 1950s.

Thanks to Central McDougall’s established status, the neighbourhood sits within close range to some of the city’s most celebrated amenities, including Rogers Place, Kingsway Mall, Commonwealth Stadium and the North Saskatchewan River Valley. Location paired with affordable condo prices make Central McDougall the…

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Thanks to its diverse range of home styles and affordable prices, West Edmonton remains a popular choice among Edmonton home buyers. So whether you’re a first-time buyer in search of a low-maintenance apartment-style condo or a busy family on the hunt for a little more room to grow, West Edmonton has something to offer every taste, lifestyle and budget.

Callingwood North 

Average Listing Price: $190,000

Minimum Listing Price: $115,000

Maximum Listing Price: $370,000

Callingwood North is a highly accessible community bordered by 178th Street to the west, Whitemud Drive to the north and 170th Street to the east. Located just moments from the 800+ shops, services, restaurants and recreation venues of West Edmonton Mall, residents of…

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