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Fox One & Fox Two

Twin condo towers on a brick podium at 104 Street, Downtown's brick-paved promenade.

The Fox Towers were designed to fit the early-1900s character of 104 Street in Downtown Edmonton: a brick podium lines the sidewalk with shops and restaurants, and the two towers step back above it. Residents step straight onto one of Edmonton's most walkable streets, close to the LRT.

Building Facts

Fox One & Fox Two at a Glance

Address10226 104 Street NW and 10410 102 Avenue NW, Edmonton
AreaDowntown · 104 Street
BuildingsFox One: 28 storeys. Fox Two: 33 storeys. Both rise from a shared multi-storey brick podium with shops, offices and parking
Units311 homes: 142 in Fox One and 169 in Fox Two
DeveloperLangham Developments
ArchitectKennedy Architecture
CompletedFox One 2015–16, Fox Two 2017
Location104 Street at 102 Avenue, where the Downtown Farmers' Market sets up on Saturdays from spring to fall, close to some of the city's best-loved restaurants
Nearest LRTBay/Enterprise Square (Capital Line / Metro Line) — about 310 m in a straight line, roughly a 4-minute walk · see the LRT map

Sources: SkyscraperPage — Fox One · SkyscraperPage — Fox Two · SkyriseCities — Fox Towers nearly complete (2016) · Graham Construction — Fox Towers I and II · CTBUH Skyscraper Center — Fox Towers · City of Edmonton — Property Information open data

Reported Features

  • Fox Two suites from one to three bedrooms, about 654 to 2,400 sq ft
  • Street-level shops and restaurants in the podium
  • Walking distance to Bay/Enterprise Square and Central LRT stations

Features as reported; confirm current amenities for a specific unit in its listing and the condo documents.

Pros & Cons

Fox One & Fox Two 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 310 m from Bay/Enterprise Square LRT station, roughly a 4-minute walk.
  • Downtown has a Walk Score of 93, so daily errands can be done on foot.
  • Newer building (completed 2015), so major components are still early in their life.
  • Reported features include fox Two suites from one to three bedrooms, about 654 to 2,400 sq ft, street-level shops and restaurants in the podium, walking distance to Bay/Enterprise Square and Central LRT stations.

Cons & what to check

  • Newer buildings have a shorter track record of fees and reserve fund planning to judge.
  • Two towers on one podium can share costs and facilities; ask how the condo corporations split common expenses.
Is Fox One & Fox Two a good building to buy in?
It depends on what you need. Fox One & Fox Two suits urban professionals and investors who want walk-everywhere living on Downtown's liveliest street. On the plus side: about 310 m from Bay/Enterprise Square LRT station, roughly a 4-minute walk. Before you buy, newer buildings have a shorter track record of fees and reserve fund planning to judge. Every building's health shows in its condo documents: the reserve fund study, budget and minutes.

Who it suits

Urban professionals and investors who want walk-everywhere living on Downtown's liveliest street.

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What to check before you buy

Two towers on one podium can share costs and facilities; ask how the condo corporations split common expenses. See our condo document review guide.

The Neighbourhood

Living Near Fox One & Fox Two

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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