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Other Residential properties

City-wide, by assessment year. Assessed values are the City of Edmonton’s assessments, not sale prices. The roll is 2026.

YearMedianMiddle halfProperties
2026$1.5M$726,125 to $3.3M4,370
2025$1.4M$659,000 to $3.4M4,001
2024$1.3M$603,250 to $3.3M3,884
2023$1.3M$574,000 to $3.1M3,957
2022$1.4M$578,000 to $3.2M3,709
2021$1.3M$556,500 to $3.1M3,641
2020$926,500$210,500 to $2.7M4,385
2019$956,000$282,250 to $2.6M4,204
2018$911,500$247,500 to $2.6M4,193
2017$826,000$221,000 to $2.5M4,161
2016$908,250$250,000 to $2.7M4,108
2015$938,000$291,250 to $2.7M3,847
2014$798,000$218,250 to $2.3M3,906
2013$920,500$327,625 to $2.3M3,630
2012$888,250$341,875 to $2.2M3,532

By neighbourhood, 2026

Where there are at least 20. Highest median first.

NeighbourhoodMedianProperties
Ermineskin$13M22
Downtown$3.6M95
Wîhkwêntôwin$2.9M213
Queen Mary Park$1.9M156
Cromdale$1.9M38
Strathcona$1.7M163
Glenwood$1.7M68
West Jasper Place$1.6M79
Garneau$1.5M99
Westwood$1.5M106
Westmount$1.5M82
Britannia Youngstown$1.5M59
Inglewood$1.4M135
Sherwood$1.4M35
Queen Alexandra$1.4M133
Glenora$1.4M20
Beverly Heights$1.4M27
Jasper Park$1.3M34
Parkallen$1.3M20
Holyrood$1.3M28
McKernan$1.3M52
Ritchie$1.3M52
Central McDougall$1.3M143
Belvedere$1.1M45
Prince Charles$1.0M30
Bonnie Doon$993,50075
Canora$965,00065
King Edward Park$956,00075
Allendale$938,50042
Spruce Avenue$896,25054
Lauderdale$806,75032
Alberta Avenue$804,00090
Forest Heights$800,50048
Montrose$794,00041
Killarney$755,50055
Grovenor$755,25048
Balwin$730,25048
Rossdale$719,50055
Eastwood$708,250126
Calder$703,50042
Beacon Heights$650,75040
Boyle Street$599,500136
Parkdale$460,50050
McCauley$310,750160