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Southview Court

A four-building low-rise condo complex in Empire Park, minutes from Southgate and Whitemud Drive.

Southview Court is a four-building low-rise condominium complex completed in 2005 in Edmonton's Empire Park neighbourhood, on 104A Street just south of 51 Avenue. Calgary Trail shopping is a block away, Southgate Centre and Whitemud Drive are minutes away, and Southgate LRT station offers a direct Capital Line ride to the University of Alberta and Downtown.

Building Facts

Southview Court at a Glance

Address4823, 4827, 4831 & 4835 104A Street NW, Edmonton
AreaSouth Edmonton · Empire Park
BuildingsFour low-rise condo buildings at 4823, 4827, 4831 and 4835 104A Street NW; three are four storeys and 4835 has a fifth floor
UnitsAbout 220 residential units in a single condominium plan (City of Edmonton records)
Completed2005 (City of Edmonton records)
NeighbourhoodEmpire Park, in south-central Edmonton
Location104A Street just south of 51 Avenue, a block west of Calgary Trail and about a kilometre east of Southgate Centre and Southgate LRT station
Nearest LRTSouthgate (Capital Line) — about 1,269 m in a straight line, roughly a 16-minute walk · see the LRT map

Sources: OpenStreetMap — Southview Court, 4823 104A Street NW · Wikipedia — Empire Park, Edmonton · Wikipedia — Southgate station (Edmonton) · City of Edmonton — Property Information open data

Reported Features

  • One- and two-bedroom layouts, some with two bathrooms
  • 9-foot ceilings
  • In-suite laundry
  • Titled heated underground parking, plus visitor parking
  • Secured, gated complex; many suites have balconies or patios

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

Pros & Cons

Southview Court 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

  • Completed 2005, so there are about 21 years of fees, budgets and reserve fund studies to review.
  • Reported features include one- and two-bedroom layouts, some with two bathrooms, 9-foot ceilings, in-suite laundry.

Cons & what to check

  • A large complex of about 220 units approaching 20 years old: review the reserve fund study for roof, envelope and parkade work, and compare condo fees between one- and two-bedroom units.
Is Southview Court a good building to buy in?
It depends on what you need. Southview Court suits first-time buyers, students, commuters and investors who want a newer-than-average south-side condo close to Southgate, the LRT and Whitemud Drive. On the plus side: completed 2005, so there are about 21 years of fees, budgets and reserve fund studies to review. Before you buy, a large complex of about 220 units approaching 20 years old: review the reserve fund study for roof, envelope and parkade work, and compare condo fees between one- and two-bedroom units. Every building's health shows in its condo documents: the reserve fund study, budget and minutes.

Who it suits

First-time buyers, students, commuters and investors who want a newer-than-average south-side condo close to Southgate, the LRT and Whitemud Drive.

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What to check before you buy

A large complex of about 220 units approaching 20 years old: review the reserve fund study for roof, envelope and parkade work, and compare condo fees between one- and two-bedroom units. See our condo document review guide.

The Neighbourhood

Living Near Southview Court

Empire Park is a mature south-central Edmonton neighbourhood bounded by Whitemud Drive, 111 Street, 51 Avenue and Calgary Trail, with Southgate Centre and Southgate LRT station at its western edge. Most homes are apartments and row houses.

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