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Central Edmonton Condos for Sale

Downtown, Wîhkwêntôwin (Oliver), Old Strathcona, Garneau and the other inner-city neighbourhoods side by side, with a link to each full guide.

22,356Condo units in 12 central neighbourhoods
$185,500Median 2026 assessment per unit
7,416Units in Wîhkwêntôwin, the largest
63%Of Downtown units built 2000 or later

Central Edmonton has about 22,356 condo units across the 12 neighbourhoods in this guide, with a median 2026 City of Edmonton assessment of $185,500, a little below the citywide condo median. Wîhkwêntôwin (Oliver) and Downtown hold more than half of them. Values run from about $97,500 in Boyle Street to $260,500 in Garneau, and building age explains most of the gap.

Side by Side

Central Edmonton Condo Neighbourhoods Compared

"Central" here is the City Plan's Central district plus the inner south-side neighbourhoods near the river (Old Strathcona, Garneau and Ritchie in the Scona district, and Bonnie Doon).

NeighbourhoodCondo unitsMedian 2026 assessmentBuilt before 1980Built 2000+Walk ScoreGuide
Wîhkwêntôwin (Oliver)7,416$162,00056%20%89Full guide
Downtown5,342$222,50016%63%93Full guide
Old Strathcona1,731$191,00047%18%78Full guide
Queen Mary Park1,700$161,50030%34%——
Garneau1,523$260,50042%27%73Full guide
Westmount1,261$184,50028%53%——
Boyle Street1,053$97,50050%27%——
Central McDougall780$100,25060%31%——
Ritchie673$257,00011%50%71Full guide
Bonnie Doon440$250,2507%76%70Full guide
Glenora363$119,50082%18%54Full guide
McCauley74$241,75014%86%89Full guide

Source: City of Edmonton 2026 property assessment and property information open data: condo-plan units with a street or suite address assessed at $40,000 or more (titled parking stalls and storage excluded). Assessments are the City's estimate of value, not sale prices. Walk Scores are neighbourhood scores from walkscore.com.

Values

Median condo assessment by neighbourhood

2026 City of Edmonton assessments; the citywide condo median is about $208,000.

Without a Full Guide

Four more central condo neighbourhoods

Queen Mary Park

About 1,700 condo units · median $161,500

Older walk-ups and newer low-rises next to MacEwan University and the Metro Line.

Westmount

About 1,261 condo units · median $184,500

Low-rise condos near 124 Street and the Brewery District, with Valley Line West coming along Stony Plain Road.

Boyle Street

About 1,053 condo units · median $97,500

Low-cost older apartments east of Downtown, close to the river valley and Valley Line stops.

Central McDougall

About 780 condo units · median $100,250

Mostly older apartment buildings just north of Downtown, near Kingsway and NAIT.

FAQ

Central Edmonton Condo Questions

How much do condos cost in central Edmonton?
Across the central neighbourhoods in this guide, the median 2026 City of Edmonton assessment of a condo unit is about $185,500, a little below the citywide condo median of $208,000. Values range from about $97,500 in Boyle Street and $119,500 in Glenora to $260,500 in Garneau. Assessments are not sale prices.
Which central Edmonton neighbourhood has the most condos?
Wîhkwêntôwin (Oliver), with about 7,400 condo units, followed by Downtown with about 5,300. Together they hold more than half of central Edmonton's condos.
Where are the newest condos in central Edmonton?
Downtown, where about 63% of condo units are in buildings from 2000 or later, and around Bonnie Doon and Ritchie. Wîhkwêntôwin and Glenora have mostly older stock: more than half of their units are in buildings from before 1980.
Where are the most affordable condos near Downtown?
By 2026 City assessments, Boyle Street (median about $97,500), Central McDougall (about $100,250) and Glenora (about $119,500) have the lowest typical condo values, mostly in older apartment buildings. Glenora also has a luxury end: the 60 residences at 100 West Block on West Block Drive are assessed at $463,000 to $2.6 million.
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