Prince Charles is a Central Northwest Edmonton neighbourhood located directly west of Edmonton’s old Municipal Airport. First annexed by the City of Edmonton in 1910, development of this established community was spurred by the expansion of the city’s electric streetcar line. Today, Prince Charles is a thriving neighbourhood known for its mature, tree-lined streets, affordable homes and proximity to fantastic Northwest Edmonton amenities.

Did you know? The community was formerly known as North Inglewood. This was until the local school was renamed in honour of Prince Charles of Wales in 1953. The name was eventually applied to the entire neighbourhood following a petition by the Prince Charles Community League. 

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Welcome to Downtown Edmonton: home to the Edmonton Oilers, Churchill Square, City Hall and some of the hottest real estate our vibrant city has to offer. Featuring a broad mix of office, retail, warehouse, and residential land uses, Downtown Edmonton has undergone substantial development over the last several years. This has made it an increasingly attractive option among buyers searching for a hassle-free home near Edmonton’s best amenities.

Did you know? Marking our city’s humble beginnings, Fort Edmonton and the Hudson Bay Company Reserve lands once occupied Edmonton city centre. This resulted in the expansion of the Town of Edmonton, creating a commercial hub of activity centred around modern-day Jasper Ave and 97th Street. 

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

About West Edmonton 

West Edmonton encompasses all communities within city limits to the west, 111th Avenue to the north, 124th Street to the east and the North Saskatchewan River to the south. Over the years, West Edmonton has rapidly become one of the most highly sought-after quadrants in the city due to its many desirable neighbourhoods and ultra-popular amenities.

Incredibly diverse, approximately 70% of all West Edmonton residences were constructed in and around the 1960s, while the remaining 30% were built after the year 2000. As a result, West Edmonton offers prospective home buyers a vast array of both established and…

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A quiet, family-friendly community in beautiful Southwest Edmonton, Aspen Gardens is an affluent neighbourhood known for its large, single-family homes, mature tree-lined streets and scenic ravine setting. Located just a short distance from Southwest Central Edmonton and the University area, Aspen Gardens was developed for Edmonton residents looking to escape the dense population of the inner city. As a result, new homeowners in the area could enjoy luxury homes on large lots that provided more space between neighbours and an added sense of privacy.

Did you know? As the name implies, Aspen Gardens takes its name from the aspen tree, typical to Edmonton and West Central Alberta. The land on which Aspen Gardens is located was originally…

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Located in Southeast Edmonton, Gold Bar is nothing short of an outdoor lover’s delight. An established neighbourhood characterized by quiet streets, mature trees, and open green spaces, this one-of-a-kind community sits within easy walking distance of Southeast Edmonton’s most beautiful outdoor amenities, such as the North Saskatchewan River Valley and Gold Bar Ravine.

In addition to picturesque ravine views and endless amounts of forested green space, the community is also highly celebrated for its family-friendly homes and proximity to amenities – including those of downtown Edmonton.

Did you know? Gold Bar was initially referred to as “Gold Bar Farm,” in reference to a large farm that once occupied the area in 1913. The name may also, in…

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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. 

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

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Manufactured homes are rapidly becoming the go-to choice among Edmonton home buyers, and not just because they represent some of the most affordable homes for sale on the Edmonton market. Following their ultra-low-price tag, these models are highly sought after due to the unique community atmosphere they provide – an atmosphere you’ll be hard-pressed to find anywhere else.

Located in nearly every quadrant of the city, these one-of-a-kind neighbourhoods can be found throughout the capital region, each celebrated for its accessible location, distinct community features, and budget-friendly homes.

Westview Village in Northeast Edmonton

Westview Village is an 185-acre manufactured home community tucked away in semi-rural West Edmonton. Located…

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West Jasper Place is an established neighbourhood located in the heart of West Edmonton. Once a part of the original Town of Jasper Place (est. 1910), this charming community didn’t become a part of greater Edmonton until the early 1960s – ultimately marking the beginning of West Edmonton as we know it today. Characterized by quiet streets, mature trees and proximity to vast open green spaces and amenities, West Jasper Place offers a diverse range of home styles suited to every taste, budget and lifestyle.

Did you know? The original land comprising the Town of Jasper Place also included the communities we now know as Britannia-Youngstown, Canora, Elmwood, Glenwood, High Park, Lynnwood, Sherwood, West Meadowlark Park and several industrial…

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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. 

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An established community boasting mature trees…

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