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Home values

What the city thinks every Edmonton home is worth — look up any address, see how your neighbourhood is moving.

This is the city’s tax assessment, not a realtor’s market price — it usually runs a bit behind the market.

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    Edmonton average

    The city, 14 years

    The 2014 oil crash came first. Home values held briefly, then slid before climbing again.

    2012
    $329k
    2024
    $386k
    14-year change
    +17.5%
    Home values · solidOil price · dashed
    Average Edmonton residential value and WTI oil price from 2012 to 2025Oil falls sharply after 2014. Home values hold briefly, slide from 2016 to 2021, then climb to 371 thousand dollars in 2025. Each line has its own scale.

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    Five-year movement

    Who’s rising, who’s cooling

    The biggest shifts in average home values between 2020 and 2025.

    Rising fastest

    2020 → 2025

    1. EDGEMONT$372k → $537k+44.3%
    2. THE ORCHARDS AT ELLERSLIE$337k → $475k+40.8%
    3. ALLARD$410k → $569k+38.7%
    4. CRYSTALLINA NERA WEST$353k → $481k+36.2%
    5. ROSENTHAL$368k → $494k+34.2%
    6. MAPLE$372k → $483k+30%

    Cooling most

    2020 → 2025

    1. CROMDALE$202k → $92k−54.5%
    2. INGLEWOOD$307k → $155k−49.5%
    3. BRITANNIA YOUNGSTOWN$240k → $125k−48.2%
    4. WESTMOUNT$379k → $203k−46.5%
    5. LARKSPUR$330k → $179k−45.8%
    6. CANORA$251k → $140k−44%

    For a fair comparison, 314 newer or small-sample neighbourhoods are left off these boards.

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