Edmonton LRT Map & Condo Guide
Edmonton's LRT network has 3 lines, 30 stations and 37.4 km of track — with a major westward expansion underway. See where the condo neighbourhoods sit, how they connect, and why being near a station matters.
Edmonton's LRT (light rail transit) has three lines — Capital, Metro and Valley — with 30 stations, all meeting in Downtown. The most transit-connected condo areas are Downtown (Transit Score 79), McCauley (73) and Wîhkwêntôwin (68). Valley Line West, expected around 2028, will bring LRT to Wîhkwêntôwin (Oliver), 124 Street and Glenora for the first time.
Edmonton LRT & Condo Map
Tap a station to see the condo buildings within a 10-minute walk, with 400 m and 800 m walking rings. Tap a building for its nearest station.
Stations and routes: City of Edmonton Open Data. Valley Line West is an approximate route. Distances are straight-line; walking routes are longer. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – City of Edmonton (LRT Routes; LRT Stations and Stops, updated Sept 2026).
Condo Buildings Within a 10-Minute Walk of a Station
Featured condo buildings within 800 m (straight line) of an Edmonton LRT station. Select a station to see it on the map.
| Station | Line | Condo buildings within 800 m |
|---|---|---|
| 102 Street | Valley Line | Encore Tower (220 m, ~3 min), The Ultima (240 m, ~3 min), SKY Residences (240 m, ~3 min), The Legends Private Residences (300 m, ~4 min), Fox One & Fox Two (340 m, ~4 min), Excelsior Lofts (400 m, ~5 min), Fifth Street Lofts (500 m, ~6 min), Seventh Street Lofts (680 m, ~8 min) |
| Bay/Enterprise Square | Capital Line Metro Line | Encore Tower (200 m, ~3 min), Fox One & Fox Two (310 m, ~4 min), The Ultima (350 m, ~4 min), SKY Residences (470 m, ~6 min), Excelsior Lofts (490 m, ~6 min), The Legends Private Residences (560 m, ~7 min), Fifth Street Lofts (580 m, ~7 min), Seventh Street Lofts (600 m, ~7 min), Symphony Tower (760 m, ~10 min) |
| Central | Capital Line Metro Line | Encore Tower (410 m, ~5 min), The Ultima (490 m, ~6 min), SKY Residences (520 m, ~7 min), Fox One & Fox Two (560 m, ~7 min), The Legends Private Residences (580 m, ~7 min), Excelsior Lofts (670 m, ~8 min), Fifth Street Lofts (770 m, ~10 min) |
| Churchill | Capital Line Metro Line Valley Line | SKY Residences (490 m, ~6 min), The Legends Private Residences (500 m, ~6 min), The Ultima (570 m, ~7 min), Encore Tower (580 m, ~7 min), Fox One & Fox Two (690 m, ~9 min), Excelsior Lofts (700 m, ~9 min), Fifth Street Lofts (780 m, ~10 min) |
| Clareview | Capital Line | Clareview Courts (160 m, ~2 min) |
| Corona | Capital Line Metro Line | Seventh Street Lofts (430 m, ~5 min), Fox One & Fox Two (450 m, ~6 min), Encore Tower (500 m, ~6 min), The Ultima (570 m, ~7 min), Gates on Twelfth (580 m, ~7 min), Excelsior Lofts (590 m, ~7 min), Fifth Street Lofts (630 m, ~8 min), Symphony Tower (710 m, ~9 min), SKY Residences (720 m, ~9 min), Tower on the Park (780 m, ~10 min), The Legends Private Residences (790 m, ~10 min) |
| Government Centre | Capital Line Metro Line | Tower on the Park (190 m, ~2 min), Symphony Tower (510 m, ~6 min), Le Marchand Tower (690 m, ~9 min), Gates on Twelfth (700 m, ~9 min) |
| MacEwan | Metro Line | Fifth Street Lofts (230 m, ~3 min), The Legends Private Residences (280 m, ~3 min), Excelsior Lofts (290 m, ~4 min), SKY Residences (330 m, ~4 min), The Ultima (420 m, ~5 min), Fox One & Fox Two (470 m, ~6 min), Seventh Street Lofts (500 m, ~6 min), Encore Tower (560 m, ~7 min) |
| McKernan/Belgravia | Capital Line | Grand Scala (240 m, ~3 min) |
Edmonton LRT System & Condo Access
All three lines meet in the heart of Downtown — making central-area condos uniquely transit-connected.
Schematic only — not to geographic scale · Sources: City of Edmonton, ETS
Edmonton's Light Rail Transit system is North America's northernmost LRT and one of the continent's longest-running — the first line opened in 1978. Today three lines carry riders between the northeast, the university, Downtown and the southeast.
Capital Line Blue
Clareview (NE) → Century Park (S) · 15 stations · Opened 1978 · Serves Downtown, the University of Alberta, Southgate and Century Park.
Metro Line Green
NAIT/Blatchford Market (N) → Health Sciences/Jubilee (S) · 10 stations · Opened 2015 · Serves NAIT, Kingsway/Royal Alex, MacEwan University, Downtown and the U of A hospitals.
Valley Line Red
102 Street/Downtown → Mill Woods (SE) · 12 stations · Opened Nov 2023 · Low-floor, street-running LRT through the river valley, Bonnie Doon and Mill Woods.
Valley Line West ~2028 extending to Lewis Farms in west Edmonton.
🚇 Why LRT Access Matters for Condo Buyers
- Condos within about 500 m of an LRT station historically command a 5–10% premium over comparable units further away
- Churchill Station connects all three lines — Downtown and Wîhkwêntôwin condos offer the best multi-line access in the city
- Health Sciences/Jubilee and University stations put hospital and U of A workers one stop from Garneau
- LRT access can eliminate the need for a second vehicle — a significant monthly saving
- Tenants search by transit — LRT proximity helps investors keep units rented
- ETS bus routes complement LRT coverage across south and northeast Edmonton
Sources: City of Edmonton (edmonton.ca), Wikipedia — Edmonton LRT
Valley Line West: What It Means for Condo Buyers
The Valley Line West extension will continue the Valley Line from Downtown west to Lewis Farms, running along 102 Avenue, Stony Plain Road and 87 Avenue — past Wîhkwêntôwin, 124 Street, Glenora, West Jasper Place, Meadowlark and West Edmonton Mall. The City of Edmonton currently expects service around 2028.
For condo buyers, that means neighbourhoods that are car-oriented today — particularly Glenora and the Stony Plain Road corridor — will gain direct LRT access for the first time. Historically, buyers who purchase before a line opens have benefited as transit access becomes part of the area's appeal.
Things to keep in mind
- Construction brings road closures, noise and detours for several years — factor that into your timeline.
- Units directly on the line may hear trains and crossing bells; a block or two away often gives the best of both.
- The City's transit-oriented development plans allow more density near stations — expect new condo supply along the corridor.
Areas Gaining LRT Access
- Wîhkwêntôwin — Valley Line stops along 102 Avenue
- 124 Street / Westmount — Stony Plain Road stops
- Glenora — first-ever LRT access
- Jasper Place & Meadowlark — revitalizing west-end corridor
- West Edmonton Mall & Lewis Farms — western terminus
Living Near the LRT: The Sweet Spot
Close enough to walk, far enough to sleep. Here's how to judge a condo's transit location.
Aim for 400–800 m
A 5–10 minute walk is where most riders draw the line — and where the price premium is strongest. Further than that and the benefit fades.
Check Noise & Vibration
Visit at rush hour. Street-running Valley Line trains are quieter than freight, but bells at crossings carry. Bedrooms facing away from the line help.
Walk the Route at Night
Walk from the building to the station after dark. Lighting, sightlines and how busy the route is matter as much as distance.
Look Up Station-Area Plans
The City plans for more housing and shops near stations. That brings amenities — and sometimes construction next door.
Bike + Transit
Old Strathcona, Ritchie and McCauley have Bike Scores in the 80s. Pair a bike with the LRT and many residents skip owning a car.
Still Want a Stall?
Even transit-first buyers should consider a titled parking stall — it's a big plus at resale, especially in winter.
The Pedway, Bike Lanes & Winter Commuting
Downtown Edmonton's pedway is a network of tunnels and skywalks linking office towers, shopping centres, City Hall, the Winspear and several LRT stations. For Downtown condo owners it means getting to work, the train or the shops without stepping outside on a −30°C morning.
The city's protected bike grid — including routes through Downtown, Wîhkwêntôwin and Old Strathcona — makes cycling a real year-round option for many, and the river valley trail network connects most core neighbourhoods.
For drivers, the core is well connected by Jasper Avenue, 109 Street and the river valley roads, and Anthony Henday Drive rings the suburbs.
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