Neighbourhood List

Edmonton / River Valley Cameron

River Valley Cameron

18 properties on the 2026 roll, 2.03 km², in Ward sipiwiyiniwak.

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

$60,000

18 properties

Middle half of properties

$21,000 to $472,000

25th to 75th percentile

City median

$397,500

Ward sipiwiyiniwak median $441,500

YearMedianMiddle halfProperties
2012$358,500$55,500 to $689,00020
2013$394,000$165,375 to $689,00020
2014$362,750$55,125 to $595,75022
2015$362,750$55,125 to $639,12522
2016$388,000$52,750 to $744,00023
2017$388,000$52,750 to $744,00023
2018$388,000$53,500 to $750,00023
2019$337,500$40,250 to $750,00023
2020$274,000$40,125 to $639,12526
2021$274,000$32,500 to $639,12526
2022$274,000$32,500 to $639,12526
2023$210,500$26,000 to $744,25023
2024$51,000$11,125 to $566,87520
2025$66,000$25,500 to $586,00021
2026$60,000$21,000 to $472,00018

By median assessed value this is number 367 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.

YearCategoryPermitsConstruction value
2026Commercial Final2$1.2M
2024Commercial Final2$4.7M
2023Commercial Final1$380,962
2022Commercial Final4$4.8M
2021Commercial Final5$4.4M
2020Commercial Final2$420,000

Largest recent projects

  • 2024-06: Utility Buildings (480), addition, $4.3M
  • 2026-07: Utility Buildings (480), new, $733,016
  • 2026-02: Utility Buildings (480), interior alterations, $457,639
  • 2024-04: Utility Buildings (480), interior alterations, $446,415

Businesses

1 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.

CategoryActiveNew in last yearShare
Manufacturer10100%

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.