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Edmonton's northwest neighbour on the Sturgeon River — the Perron District, Red Willow trails and a Saturday farmers' market billed as Western Canada's largest outdoor market.

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$295,835Average apartment condo · 2025
93Walk Score in the Perron District
13 kmTo Downtown Edmonton, straight line
7% higherResidential tax rate vs Edmonton (2026)

St. Albert apartment condos averaged $295,835 in 2025 — about $84,000 more than the Edmonton-area average of $212,231, the biggest premium of any home type in the City's 2026 housing study. Buyers pay for a quieter riverside city, the walkable Perron District and 99 km of Red Willow trails, with a commute of about 20 minutes to Downtown Edmonton.

Overview

Condos in St. Albert

St. Albert is a separate city of about 72,316 people (2024 municipal census) on Edmonton's northwest edge, along the Sturgeon River. It is mostly low-density and suburban: about two-thirds of homes are single-detached, with low-rise apartments and townhouses making up about 23% of the housing stock (2024 census).

Condos concentrate in the historic Downtown and Perron District, around St. Albert Centre in Inglewood, in Grandin (the city's largest townhouse area), along the river in Oakmont, and in newer low-rise buildings in the north end. About 43% of working residents work in Edmonton.

MunicipalityCity of St. Albert
Population72,316 (2024 municipal census)
Main condo areasDowntown/Perron District, Inglewood, Grandin, Oakmont, Erin Ridge North & North Ridge
Transit to EdmontonSt. Albert Transit (StAT) commuter routes
LRTNone; planned but unfunded, regional target around 2045
Condo Market · 2025 annual

St. Albert Condo Prices

RAE does not publish monthly condo prices for St. Albert. The most recent official figure is the 2025 average from RAE data, published in the City of St. Albert's June 2026 Housing Needs Assessment.

$295,835

Average apartment condo
↑ 10.6% YoY

$267,407

Average apartment condo (2024)

$212,231

Edmonton-area apartment condo (2025)

Source: City of St. Albert Housing Needs Assessment (June 2026), using REALTORS® Association of Edmonton data. Change from 2024 calculated from those figures. Townhouse prices are not reported at the municipal level.

Prices

St. Albert vs. Edmonton condo prices

In 2025, St. Albert apartment condos sold for about $84,000 more on average than across the Edmonton area.

St. AlbertEdmonton (GEA)
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MeasureSt. AlbertEdmonton (GEA)
Average apartment condo$295,835$212,231
Walkability

Walk Score by condo area

Address-level scores near each area's centre from walkscore.com (St. Albert overall: Walk Score 22, Transit 33), with Downtown Edmonton for comparison.

Where the Condos Are

St. Albert Condo Areas

Most of St. Albert is car-oriented (Walk Score 22 citywide), but the historic Downtown and the St. Albert Centre area are genuinely walkable condo pockets.

Downtown & Perron District

Walk Score 93

Condos: Apartment condos in the historic core, most built since 1980; Mission, across the river, adds low-rise apartments and townhouses.

The historic core on the Sturgeon River, popular with retirees and downsizers — the only St. Albert neighbourhood where more than half of residents are retired.

Nearby: St. Albert Place (City Hall, Arden Theatre, library, Musée Héritage), Perron District shops and restaurants, the Saturday Farmers' Market, Red Willow trails.

Inglewood & St. Albert Centre

Walk Score 73

Condos: Low-rise apartment condos and townhouses, with a few taller buildings.

A 1980s condo pocket between the Sturgeon River and the St. Albert Trail shopping corridor.

Nearby: St. Albert Centre (60+ stores) and its bus exchange with commuter routes to Edmonton, Red Willow Park.

Grandin (The Gardens)

Walk Score 53

Condos: The city's largest concentration of townhouses, plus low-rise apartments.

One of St. Albert's oldest neighbourhoods (from the 1950s), with mature trees, on the south side closest to Edmonton.

Nearby: Grosvenor outdoor pool, Grenadier and Garden Ravine parks, schools, the St. Albert Trail commercial strip.

Oakmont

Walk Score 48

Condos: Mid- and high-rise condos (the most units in 5+ storey buildings of any neighbourhood), townhouses and some low-rise.

Northeast St. Albert along the Sturgeon River, built from the early 1990s, with many river valley views and high owner-occupancy.

Nearby: Shops at Boudreau, Red Willow trail links, St. Albert Botanic Park.

Erin Ridge North & North Ridge

Walk Score 29

Condos: Newer low-rise apartment condos and townhomes (2000s onward).

Fast-growing family neighbourhoods in the north end; Erin Ridge North grew 62% from 2018 to 2024.

Nearby: North St. Albert Trail big-box retail, Sturgeon Community Hospital, ponds and trails. Transit is limited.

Approximate area centres · Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors

Getting to Edmonton

Commute & Transit

St. Albert Transit (StAT) runs commuter routes into Edmonton from the St. Albert Centre Exchange and Nakî Transit Centre (park and ride, 733 stalls):

  • 201 to MacEwan University and Downtown Edmonton via 118 Avenue
  • 202 (weekdays) to NAIT, Kingsway Mall and Kingsway/Royal Alex station on the Metro Line LRT
  • 203 to the University of Alberta via Westmount; 204 non-stop express to the U of A (September to April)
  • 205 to West Edmonton Mall
  • 208 and 211 Super Express routes to MacEwan, Government Centre, the Law Courts and Jasper Avenue

Driving

Downtown Edmonton is about a 20-minute drive via St. Albert Trail outside rush hour (about 13 km in a straight line). The City is twinning Ray Gibbon Drive, the alternative route, to ease congestion, with Phase 3 under construction and Phase 4 planned for 2027–2028.

No LRT (yet)

St. Albert has no LRT. A 7 km line along St. Albert Trail is concept-planned but unfunded, with no construction timeline (regional target around 2045), and Edmonton's Metro Line extension toward St. Albert is also unfunded. Don't pay a premium for promised LRT.

See Edmonton's LRT map →
Property Tax

St. Albert vs. Edmonton Property Tax

2026 residential ratePer $1,000 of assessmentOn a $300,000 condo (approx.)
City of St. Albert$11.0767$3,323
City of Edmonton$10.3637$3,109

St. Albert 2026 residential rate (Bylaw 18/2026), including the education and Homeland Housing requisitions. Edmonton's 2026 rate is from Bylaw 21442. Illustration only: your bill depends on your unit's assessed value.

Lifestyle

Living in St. Albert

Red Willow trail system

More than 99 km of trails along the Sturgeon River valley, linking parks and neighbourhoods across the city.

St. Albert Farmers' Market

Saturdays from June to October in the Perron District, with 275+ vendors; the City and Travel Alberta bill it as Western Canada's largest outdoor farmers' market.

Arden Theatre & St. Albert Place

The city's performing-arts theatre in St. Albert Place, alongside City Hall, the public library and Musée Héritage.

Servus Credit Union Place

A large leisure centre on Campbell Road with an aquatic centre, a leisure ice surface, field houses, gym courts and a running track.

St. Albert Centre & St. Albert Trail

The city's largest mall (60+ stores) plus independent shops, the Shops at Boudreau and big-box retail along St. Albert Trail.

Lois Hole Centennial Provincial Park

Big Lake and its birdwatching trails on the city's western edge, with canoe access down the Sturgeon River.

What to watch for in St. Albert

  • Car dependence: St. Albert's citywide Walk Score is 22, and 87% of workers drive to work. Downtown/Perron and Inglewood are the clearly walkable condo areas.
  • Weekday-focused commuter buses: some routes run weekdays or school terms only, and newer north-end areas have thin service.
  • LRT isn't coming soon: both St. Albert's line and Edmonton's extension are unfunded, so don't pay extra for promised LRT.
  • A price premium: condos cost noticeably more than the Edmonton-area average; compare recent sales in the specific building.
  • Many rentals: most low-rise apartments in St. Albert are rented, so check owner-occupancy and rental bylaws in any complex.
  • Older stock in the core: Grandin dates from the 1950s and Inglewood from the 1980s — review reserve fund studies and special assessment history.
  • Higher property tax: St. Albert's 2026 residential rate is about 7% above Edmonton's.

Before you buy

Review the building's condo documents, reserve fund and bylaws before you firm up — see our condo document review guide, and run the numbers with our condo calculators.

FAQ

St. Albert Condo Questions

How much do condos cost in St. Albert?
St. Albert apartment condos averaged $295,835 in 2025, up from $267,407 in 2024, according to RAE data published in the City of St. Albert's 2026 Housing Needs Assessment. That compares with $212,231 across the Edmonton area. Townhouse prices are not reported at the municipal level.
Are property taxes higher in St. Albert than in Edmonton?
Slightly. St. Albert's 2026 residential tax rate is $11.07666 per $1,000 of assessed value, compared with $10.3637 in Edmonton — about 7% higher. On a $300,000 condo that's roughly $3,323 a year versus $3,109.
Is there LRT in St. Albert?
No. A 7 km LRT line along St. Albert Trail is concept-planned but unfunded with no construction timeline. St. Albert Transit runs commuter buses to Downtown Edmonton, MacEwan, NAIT, the University of Alberta, West Edmonton Mall and Kingsway/Royal Alex LRT station.
Where are the most walkable condos in St. Albert?
Downtown and the Perron District (Walk Score 93 near Perron Street) and Inglewood around St. Albert Centre (73). Most other areas are car-oriented; the citywide Walk Score is 22.
How far is St. Albert from Downtown Edmonton?
About 13 km in a straight line — roughly a 20-minute drive via St. Albert Trail outside rush hour.
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