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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%
On a small screen, swipe the chart sideways.
Five-year movement
Who’s rising, who’s cooling
The biggest shifts in average home values between 2020 and 2025.
Rising fastest
2020 → 2025
- EDGEMONT$372k → $537k+44.3%
- THE ORCHARDS AT ELLERSLIE$337k → $475k+40.8%
- ALLARD$410k → $569k+38.7%
- CRYSTALLINA NERA WEST$353k → $481k+36.2%
- ROSENTHAL$368k → $494k+34.2%
- MAPLE$372k → $483k+30%
Cooling most
2020 → 2025
- CROMDALE$202k → $92k−54.5%
- INGLEWOOD$307k → $155k−49.5%
- BRITANNIA YOUNGSTOWN$240k → $125k−48.2%
- WESTMOUNT$379k → $203k−46.5%
- LARKSPUR$330k → $179k−45.8%
- CANORA$251k → $140k−44%
For a fair comparison, 314 newer or small-sample neighbourhoods are left off these boards.
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