Downtown Edmonton Condos for Sale
The city's most connected address — sports, arts and every LRT line.
Condos in Downtown
Home to Rogers Place, the ICE District, the Arts District around Churchill Square and the redeveloping Quarters, Downtown offers the highest density of amenities, transit connections and cultural attractions in Edmonton.
Downtown at a Glance
How Downtown compares with Edmonton's eight other top condo neighbourhoods.
Scores out of 100 from walkscore.com, neighbourhood averages.
Typical condo values compared
The median condo here was assessed at $222,500 in 2026, about 7% above the citywide condo median of $208,000. Ranges are the middle 50% of 2026 City of Edmonton condo assessments (not sale prices); dot = midpoint. City-wide sale prices: latest Edmonton condo market report.
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| Neighbourhood | Typical condo value (middle 50%, 2026 assessments) |
|---|---|
| Glenora | $103,000–$149,000 |
| Wîhkwêntôwin | $119,000–$253,000 |
| Old Strathcona | $150,000–$266,000 |
| Downtown | $151,000–$296,000 |
| Garneau | $160,000–$332,000 |
| McCauley | $185,000–$346,000 |
| Bonnie Doon | $162,000–$369,000 |
| Ritchie | $213,000–$332,000 |
| Windermere | $193,000–$368,000 |
Walk Score: how Downtown ranks
Downtown is #1 of 9 for walkability, #1 for transit and #4 for cycling.
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| Neighbourhood | Walk Score |
|---|---|
| Downtown | 93 |
| Wîhkwêntôwin | 89 |
| McCauley | 89 |
| Old Strathcona | 78 |
| Garneau | 73 |
| Ritchie | 71 |
| Bonnie Doon | 70 |
| Glenora | 54 |
| Windermere | 29 |
How far is Downtown from…
Approximate straight-line distance from the neighbourhood centre; travel distance is longer.
Lifestyle in Downtown
Walk to Oilers games, the Winspear Centre, the Citadel Theatre and the Art Gallery of Alberta. The pedway network links many buildings, LRT stations and shops indoors, and Jasper Avenue and 104 Street's restaurants and farmers' market are minutes away.
Downtown condo buildings
The tallest residential towers in the city — from 1980s concrete high-rises to luxury new builds like The Legends Private Residences — plus loft conversions in the Warehouse District along 104 Street.
Transit & LRT
Churchill (all 3 lines), Central, Bay/Enterprise Square, Corona. See how the lines connect on our Edmonton condo map & LRT guide.
Transit Score 79 and Bike Score 80 out of 100.
What to watch for in Downtown
Some blocks see more street activity than others, so research the specific building. Compare fees carefully: concierge, pools and amenity floors raise costs.
Before you buy
Review the building's condo documents — reserve fund, minutes and bylaws — before you firm up. Our Buyer Guide shows what to look for.
Where Downtown Is
The shaded circle marks the approximate area; LRT lines are overlaid.
Approximate neighbourhood area · Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors · LRT overlay © OpenRailwayMap
Downtown Edmonton Condo Buildings
Downtown Edmonton apartments for sale are condos: the area has about 5,349 titled condo units in 75 buildings, from mid-century towers to Edmonton's tallest. These are the downtown condo buildings we can name with confidence, each confirmed by at least two independent sources.
| Building | Storeys | Built | Condo units | Median assessed value (2026) | Nearest LRT |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SKY Residences (Stantec Tower) | 66 | 2019 | 310 condo units (plus 168 developer-owned rentals) | $294,500 | 102 Street · about 240 m |
| The Legends Private Residences | 56 | Topped off 2018 | 260 | $387,500 | MacEwan · about 280 m |
| Encore Tower | 43 | 2020 | 179 | $398,000 | Bay/Enterprise Square · about 210 m |
| Icon II | 35 | 2010 | 146 | $249,000 | Bay/Enterprise Square · about 170 m |
| Fox Two | 33 | 2017 | 169 | $281,500 | Bay/Enterprise Square · about 280 m |
| The Ultima | 32 | 2016 | 198 | $286,250 | 102 Street · about 240 m |
| Icon I | 30 | 2009 | 126 | $235,750 | Bay/Enterprise Square · about 140 m |
| The Century | 24 | 2005 | 160 | $221,500 | Bay/Enterprise Square · about 200 m |
| Valley Towers | 24 | 1977 | 67 | $280,000 | Bay/Enterprise Square · about 350 m |
| The Quest | 22 | 2010 | 117 | $241,500 | MacEwan · about 280 m |
| The Legacy | 20 | 2002 | 147 | $180,000 | MacEwan · about 320 m |
| Renaissance Place | 18 | 1978 | 190 | $135,500 | Central · about 380 m |
| The Horizon | 16 | 1975 | 77 | $157,000 | Bay/Enterprise Square · about 530 m |
| McDougall Place | 15 | 1977 | 51 | $205,500 | Bay/Enterprise Square · about 340 m |
| Fox One | 28 | 2015–16 | 142 | $288,250 | Bay/Enterprise Square · about 320 m |
| Symphony Tower | 27 | 2018–19 | 143 | $402,000 | Government Centre · about 490 m |
| The Parliament | 16–17 (sources differ) | Mid-2000s | 92 | $201,750 | Government Centre · about 290 m |
| AltaVista Towers South | 13 | 2008–09 | 122 | $267,250 | Corona · about 610 m |
| AltaVista Towers North | 12–13 (sources differ) | 2005 | 87 | $282,000 | Corona · about 610 m |
| Capital Centre (three buildings) | 13 | 1981 | 230 | $126,500 | Corona · about 240 m |
| The Marquis | 16 | 1970 | 107 | $123,000 | Government Centre · about 540 m |
| The Omega | 14 | 2005 | 58 | $218,250 | Bay/Enterprise Square · about 440 m |
| Peregrine Point | 13 | 2003–04 | 69 | $160,500 | Government Centre · about 670 m |
| VivaCity One | 13–15 (sources differ) | 2008 | 94 | $205,750 | Bay/Enterprise Square · about 510 m |
| River Valley Apartments | 12 | 1967 | 110 | $108,500 | Government Centre · about 610 m |
| The Residence | 11–12 (sources differ) | 1980 | 100 | $95,500 | Government Centre · about 470 m |
| New Cambridge Lofts | 18–19 (sources differ) | 1968 office tower, converted 2002–03 | 218 | $95,000 | Central · about 80 m |
| McLeod Building | 9 | 1915 heritage office building, converted to condos in the 2000s | 88 | $151,500 | Central · about 150 m |
| Liberty on Jasper | 11 | 1973 building, converted | 39 | $119,500 | Bay/Enterprise Square · about 220 m |
| Executive Lofts | 10–11 (sources differ) | 1966 building, converted | 36 | $120,250 | Corona · about 210 m |
| The Ten Lofts | 10 | 1978 building, converted | 70 | $239,250 | Bay/Enterprise Square · about 250 m |
| Phillips Lofts | 5 | 1913 warehouse, converted 2002 | 39 | $476,000 | Bay/Enterprise Square · about 170 m |
| Cobogo Lofts | 5 | 1913 warehouse, converted early 2000s | 22 | $437,500 | 102 Street · about 290 m |
| Seventh Street Lofts | Lofts | 1929 warehouse and infill, completed 2005 | 107 | $363,000 | MacEwan · about 440 m |
| Fifth Street Lofts | 3 | Converted 1999 | 39 | $214,500 | MacEwan · about 240 m |
| Excelsior Lofts | 3 + rooftop penthouses | Converted early 1990s | 31 | $479,000 | MacEwan · about 290 m |
Units and values: City of Edmonton 2026 property assessment data (titled residential units; median assessment per unit, which is not a sale price). Nearest LRT is a straight-line distance. Lofts on and around 104 Street are covered in our Edmonton lofts guide.
Downtown condo values by building age
Median 2026 assessment per unit. Newer buildings are worth more per unit; 1960s to 1990s towers are the downtown entry point.
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| Built | Units | Share | Median |
|---|---|---|---|
| Before 1980 | 874 | 16.3% | $123,250 |
| 1980–1999 | 1,126 | 21% | $135,250 |
| 2000–2014 | 2,091 | 39% | $225,000 |
| 2015 and newer | 1,266 | 23.6% | $321,750 |
Where downtown condo owners live
Share of downtown condo units by building height, with the median 2026 assessment.
62.3%
High-rise (13+ floors)
Median $239,000
29.9%
Mid-rise (5–12 floors)
Median $161,500
7.7%
Low-rise and lofts (1–4 floors)
Median $293,500
Source: City of Edmonton 2026 property assessment open data, 5,349 titled condo units in the Downtown neighbourhood. Building age uses the City's "year built", which for converted buildings is often the conversion year.
Buying a downtown condo: what to check
- Event nights: streets around Rogers Place close for big events, for example 104 Avenue from the third period until an hour after Oilers home playoff games. Check which way a suite faces and how you'd get in and out.
- The pedway: about 13 km of pedway links more than 40 downtown buildings and LRT stations, but much of it is privately owned and each building sets its own hours.
- Parking: a stall may be titled or an exclusive-use area of common property, and some suites have none. Get it in writing.
- Short-term rentals: a City of Edmonton short-term rental licence is required for each unit, and many condo bylaws ban short-term rentals outright.
- Older towers: about 37% of downtown condo units are in buildings from before 2000. Review the reserve fund study, which Alberta requires at least every five years, and any planned window, elevator or parkade work.
Sources for the downtown condo directory
- City of Edmonton — Property Assessment (open data)
- Wikipedia — List of tallest buildings in Edmonton
- CTBUH Skyscraper Center — Encore Tower
- SkyscraperPage — Icon II
- SkyscraperPage — Icon I
- SkyscraperPage — AltaVista Towers South
- SkyscraperPage — AltaVista Towers North
- SkyscraperPage — Capital Centre
- SkyscraperPage — The Parliament
- SkyscraperPage — The Ten
- SkyscraperPage — Liberty on Jasper
- SkyscraperPage — The Executive
- City of Edmonton — Building permits (open data)
- SkyscraperPage — The Marquis
- SkyscraperPage — The Omega
- CBC News — Langham's downtown towers, including the Omega (2018)
- SkyscraperPage — Peregrine Point
- SkyscraperPage — VivaCity One
- SkyscraperPage — River Valley Apartments
- SkyscraperPage — The Residence
- City of Edmonton — Bus stops by landmark (open data, names downtown apartment buildings)
- SkyscraperPage — The Century
- SkyriseCities — Regency's Quest condos (2017)
- SkyriseCities — Icon Towers on the 104th Street promenade (2017)
- SkyscraperPage — Renaissance Place
- SkyscraperPage — The Horizon
- SkyscraperPage — McDougall Place
- SkyscraperPage — Valley Towers
- SkyscraperPage — The Legacy
- Alberta Register of Historic Places — McLeod Building
- DUB Architects — McLeod Building
- Wikipedia — Icon Towers
- Wikipedia — New Cambridge Lofts
- Wikipedia — Ice District
- Wikipedia — Edmonton Pedway
- City of Edmonton — Downtown pedways
- CTV News — 104 Avenue closures during Oilers playoff games (2026)
- City of Edmonton — Short-term home rentals
- CBC News — More regulations on Edmonton's short-term rental market (2025)
- City of Edmonton — Open Option Parking
- Government of Alberta — Purchasing a condominium
- Government of Alberta — Condo reserve funds
Downtown Condo Questions
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More answers in our Edmonton condo FAQ.
Featured Condo Buildings
The Legends Private Residences
Luxury residences above the JW Marriott in the ICE District.
Building guide → Downtown · ICE DistrictThe Ultima
A 32-storey condo tower one block from Rogers Place.
Building guide → Downtown · Legislature area, above RossdaleSymphony Tower
A 27-storey tower beside the Legislature, built around two restored heritage buildings.
Building guide → Downtown · ICE DistrictSKY Residences
Condos on the upper floors of Stantec Tower, Edmonton's tallest building.
Building guide → Downtown · Warehouse DistrictEncore Tower
A slender 43-storey condo tower on a brick-and-stone Warehouse District base.
Building guide → Downtown · 104 StreetFox One & Fox Two
Twin condo towers on a brick podium at 104 Street, Downtown's brick-paved promenade.
Building guide → Downtown · Warehouse DistrictSeventh Street Lofts
Award-winning lofts in two converted warehouses joined by a modern infill building.
Building guide → Downtown · across from MacEwan UniversityFifth Street Lofts
Lofts in a converted warehouse across from MacEwan University.
Building guide → Downtown · 104 StreetExcelsior Lofts
Often called Edmonton's first loft-style condo conversion, on 104 Street.
Building guide →Neighbourhoods Near Downtown
McCauley
Little Italy & ChinatownA walkable inner-city neighbourhood with Little Italy and Chinatown on its doorstep.
Wîhkwêntôwin
Most WalkableEdmonton's densest neighbourhood and premier condo corridor.
Old Strathcona
Best Bike ScoreEdmonton's arts and culture hub along Whyte Avenue.
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