Encore Tower
A slender 43-storey condo tower on a brick-and-stone Warehouse District base.
Encore Tower rose on a former Warehouse District parking lot and was described at completion as Edmonton's tallest primarily residential tower. A brick-and-stone podium echoes the old warehouses, while the slim tower above has floor-to-ceiling glass and stepped-back penthouses.
Encore Tower at a Glance
| Address | 10180 103 Street NW, Edmonton |
| Area | Downtown · Warehouse District |
| Building | 43-storey residential tower (about 138 m) with street-level commercial space |
| Units | 179 |
| Developer | Westrich Pacific |
| Architect | DUB Architects |
| Completed | 2020 |
| Location | Corner of 103 Street and 102 Avenue, a short walk from Rogers Place |
| Nearest LRT | Bay/Enterprise Square (Capital Line / Metro Line) — about 202 m in a straight line, roughly a 3-minute walk · see the LRT map |
Sources: DUB Architects — Encore Tower · SkyriseCities — Encore Tower nearing completion (2020) · CTBUH Skyscraper Center — Encore Tower · City of Edmonton — Property Information open data
Reported Features
- Pre-construction plans listed suites of about 800 to 1,500 sq ft and penthouses up to about 2,786 sq ft with private terraces
- Podium-level outdoor amenity deck with sun lounge and cabanas (resale listings also mention a hot tub)
- Fitness centre and social room
- Three-storey residential lobby
Features as reported; confirm current amenities for a specific unit in its listing and the condo documents.
Encore Tower Pros and Cons
From the building facts on this page. We don't publish owner reviews; ask us what recent buyers and the condo documents say.
Pros
- About 202 m from Bay/Enterprise Square LRT station, roughly a 3-minute walk.
- Downtown has a Walk Score of 93, so daily errands can be done on foot.
- Newer building (completed 2020), so major components are still early in their life.
- Reported features include pre-construction plans listed suites of about 800 to 1,500 sq ft and penthouses up to about 2,786 sq ft with private terraces, podium-level outdoor amenity deck with sun lounge and cabanas (resale listings also mention a hot tub), fitness centre and social room.
Cons & what to check
- Newer buildings have a shorter track record of fees and reserve fund planning to judge.
- A 2020 building: check that the reserve fund is building as planned now that first-year developer budgets are behind it.
Is Encore Tower a good building to buy in?
Who it suits
Buyers who want a newer concrete tower with larger-than-average suites in the heart of Downtown.
Run the numbers
See the cash you'd need to buy here and the monthly cost with our condo purchase and affordability calculators.
What to check before you buy
A 2020 building: check that the reserve fund is building as planned now that first-year developer budgets are behind it. See our condo document review guide.
Living Near Encore Tower
Downtown: The city's most connected address — sports, arts and every LRT line. Walk Score 93, Transit Score 79, Bike Score 80. Typical condo values: $151,000–$296,000 (middle 50% of 2026 City of Edmonton assessments).
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