Neighbourhood List

Edmonton / Anthony Henday Castledowns

Anthony Henday Castledowns

23 properties on the 2026 roll, 2.04 km², in Ward Anirniq.

Homes

Assessed values are the City of Edmonton’s assessments, not sale prices. Figures are for each year’s assessment roll.

Median assessed value, 2026

$19,000

23 properties

Middle half of properties

$5,750 to $77,250

25th to 75th percentile

City median

$397,500

Ward Anirniq median $371,500

YearMedianMiddle halfProperties
2012$498,500$59,500 to $1.4M15
2013$445,000$59,250 to $1.3M14
2014$270,250$59,250 to $1.2M14
2015$270,250$59,250 to $1.2M14
2016$144,500$59,750 to $769,12516
2017$144,500$59,750 to $740,87516
2018$140,000$60,000 to $701,50017
2019$140,000$60,000 to $701,50017
2020$41,000$5,000 to $262,25027
2021$40,000$4,500 to $254,50027
2022$32,500$3,500 to $202,00027
2023$32,500$4,500 to $134,75031
2024$42,000$12,500 to $245,50023
2025$37,500$6,000 to $142,50033
2026$19,000$5,750 to $77,25023

By median assessed value this is number 382 of 394 neighbourhoods with enough properties to publish one. The city-wide median is $397,500.

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Building

Building permits the City issued here, by year and category. Construction values are as the permit records them. Addresses and descriptions are not shown.

No permits on record here.

Businesses

0 active business licences here, 0 issued in the last year. Counts include every licence type. Names are shown only for commercial licences, and only where the name reads as a business.

Sources

City of Edmonton Open Data: property assessment (current roll 2026; history 2012 to 2025), business licences, General Building Permits (since 2009), neighbourhoods. Data built 2026-10-14. How these are worked out.