SOLD | 14623 89A Ave

In Parkview, Edmonton

The Story Behind the Sale

Strategic Preparation. Powerful Results.

Some sales happen quietly. Not by chance, but by design.

Before this Parkview bungalow ever went live on MLS, it was already generating interest. Through intentional pre-marketing — including professional staging, strategic social media placement, video storytelling, and a custom landing page, we built momentum before the listing launched.

And it worked.

The day before even hitting the market, this property received two strong offers.

The demand for Parkview homes is strong — especially for well-presented, well-positioned properties like this one. Buyers are waiting for listings that feel intentional — not rushed. And that’s where the right strategy makes all the difference.

When you work with me, you’re not just listing a property. You’re launching a campaign built to attract the right buyers, faster, and for stronger results.

What Made This Parkview Sale Different

  • Professional staging and styling to highlight light, flow, and livability.

  • Pre-listing campaign across Instagram, YouTube, and local buyer networks.

  • Custom landing page and storytelling video crafted to connect emotionally with buyers.

  • Local buzz and word-of-mouth before the first showing request.

  • Sold before launch, with multiple strong offers.

Thinking About Selling in Parkview?

If you’ve been considering selling, the best time to start the conversation is before you’re ready. Because how you prepare — and how your story is told — defines the outcome.

Let’s talk strategy. No pressure, no gimmicks — just a conversation about what’s possible.


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Edmonton Real Estate 2025: Top Neighbourhoods for Buyers

As Edmonton gears up for another dynamic year in real estate, buyers and investors alike are searching for the best communities to call home or to secure their financial future. With rising prices across the city, finding the right neighbourhoods with room for organic growth is more important than ever. The Iconic YEG Real Estate Team has identified nine top neighbourhoods poised for significant value growth in 2025. Here’s where you should be looking to buy or invest this year.

1. Prince Rupert: A Hidden Gem Ready to Shine

If you’re drawn to the charm and central convenience of Westmount, you’ll love Prince Rupert. Located near downtown Edmonton, this neighbourhood combines affordability with proximity to key amenities like Kingsway Mall and the Royal Alexandra Hospital.

Infrastructure Highlight: Recent upgrades to Kingsway Mall and the expansion of cycling paths in the area have improved connectivity and accessibility.

Price Growth:

  • 2019 Average Sale Price: $328,500

  • 2024 Average Sale Price: $397,146

View Homes for Sale in Prince Rupert

2. Rundle Heights: Affordable Living Near Nature

Love the scenic beauty and historic charm of Highlands? Rundle Heights offers a similar vibe with more affordable options. Nestled alongside the North Saskatchewan River Valley and Rundle Park, this neighbourhood is a nature lover’s paradise.

Infrastructure Highlight: The revitalization of Rundle Park and the creation of new pedestrian bridges connecting to surrounding areas have enhanced the neighbourhood’s appeal.

Price Growth:

  • 2019 Average Sale Price: $309,676

  • 2024 Average Sale Price: $391,436

View Homes For Sale in Rundle Heights

3. Ottewell: A Family-Friendly Neighbourhood on the Rise

If Forest Heights is on your radar, consider Ottewell. This mature, family-oriented community offers excellent schools, large lot sizes, and a central location that’s hard to beat.

Infrastructure Highlight: Roadway enhancements and the addition of community-oriented spaces, such as parks and walking paths, are making Ottewell even more attractive to families.

Price Growth:

  • 2019 Average Sale Price: $396,086

  • 2024 Average Sale Price: $424,358

View Homes for Sale in Ottewell

4. Holyrood: Urban Convenience Meets Suburban Charm

Holyrood mirrors the charm and accessibility of Bonnie Doon and is one of Edmonton’s most exciting neighbourhoods in transition.

Infrastructure Highlight: The Valley Line LRT expansion, set to complete in 2025, has already boosted property demand, improving connectivity to downtown and other key areas.

Price Growth:

  • 2019 Average Sale Price: $425,143

  • 2024 Average Sale Price: $527,950

View Homes for Sale in Holyrood

5. Boyle Street: A Hub for Urban Renewal

Think of Boyle Street as the next Downtown hotspot. Once overlooked, this historic neighbourhood is undergoing a major transformation.

Infrastructure Highlight: Investments in the Quarters Downtown project, including new residential and commercial developments, are breathing new life into Boyle Street.

Price Growth:

  • 2019 Average Sale Price: $425,143

  • 2024 Average Sale Price: $178,687 (Ripe for investment; predominantly condos)

View Homes for Sale in Boyle Street

6. Cromdale: Heritage Charm with Modern Potential

If you appreciate the heritage and urban appeal of Oliver, you’ll want to keep an eye on Cromdale.

Infrastructure Highlight: Ongoing redevelopment of the Stadium LRT Station and the addition of green spaces around the Northlands site are enhancing Cromdale’s appeal.

Price Growth:

  • 2019 Average Sale Price: $467,833

  • 2024 Average Sale Price: $461,777

View Homes for Sale in Cromdale

7. Jasper Place: Suburban Living with Downtown Access

Comparable to Grovenor, Jasper Place is a versatile option for buyers and investors.

Infrastructure Highlight: The West LRT expansion and improvements to Stony Plain Road have boosted accessibility and revitalized commercial spaces.

Price Growth:

  • 2019 Average Sale Price: $388,547

  • 2024 Average Sale Price: $565,527

View Homes for Sale in Jasper Place

8. Fulton Place: A River Valley Retreat

If you’re drawn to the family-friendly vibe of Capilano, you’ll love Fulton Place.

Infrastructure Highlight: Upgraded river valley access and new bike lanes have made this area a haven for outdoor enthusiasts.

Price Growth:

  • 2019 Average Sale Price: $380,725

  • 2024 Average Sale Price: $489,320

View Homes for Sale in Fulton Place

9. Avonmore: Transit-Oriented and Trendy

Avonmore is Edmonton’s answer to Ritchie, blending transit convenience with a vibrant community feel.

Infrastructure Highlight: The Valley Line LRT has drastically improved connectivity, with local businesses and amenities flourishing as a result.

Price Growth:

  • 2019 Average Sale Price: $396,661

  • 2024 Average Sale Price: $464,865

View Homes for Sale in Avonmore

Why These Neighbourhoods in 2025?

These communities have one thing in common: untapped potential. They combine affordability with clear growth drivers like transit expansion, infrastructure improvements, and gentrification. For buyers and investors looking to maximize value, these neighbourhoods represent the best opportunities to get in before prices climb higher.

Make Your Move with Iconic YEG Real Estate

2025 is shaping up to be a pivotal year for Edmonton’s real estate market. Whether you’re searching for your dream home or your next investment property, the Iconic YEG Real Estate Team is here to guide you every step of the way. Contact us today to explore these top neighbourhoods and start your journey toward real estate success!

Call: 587-336-3176 or email us at caitlin@iconicyeg.com

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Edmonton Real Estate: Poised for a Stellar Sales Growth

Edmonton's real estate market is shining brightly, leading the nation's largest cities with rising sales driven by its relative affordability. This trend is expected to continue, positioning Edmonton as a top-performing market for the foreseeable future.

A recent report from RBC Economics highlights Edmonton's impressive performance, showing the city led all major markets for sales growth year over year in June, with an increase of more than seven percent. In contrast, other major cities like Toronto and Vancouver experienced significant declines in sales compared to last year. For example, Toronto saw a nearly 17 percent drop, while Vancouver's sales fell by more than 19 percent.

The Affordability Advantage

One of the key drivers of Edmonton's success is its affordability. While cities like Toronto and Vancouver struggle with high prices and low supply, Edmonton offers a more accessible entry point for homebuyers. Christopher Alexander, president of Re/Max Canada, notes that although the Bank of Canada’s recent interest rate cuts provide some relief, they are unlikely to significantly impact affordability in high-cost areas like Toronto. In June, the average home price in Toronto was still over $1.16 million, making it difficult for first-time buyers to enter the market.

This has created an opportunity for Alberta’s housing markets, especially in Edmonton. Compared to Calgary, where the benchmark price for a single-family detached home reached $767,600 in June (up 12 percent year over year), Edmonton remains more affordable. The benchmark price for a single-family detached home in Edmonton was $476,100 in June, an increase of nearly nine percent year over year.

Migration Trends and Market Dynamics

As Calgary becomes increasingly expensive and struggles to build homes fast enough to meet demand, many prospective buyers are looking to Edmonton as a viable alternative. The Bank of Canada’s recent decisions to cut its key interest rate have further boosted the market. The central bank’s benchmark rate has now fallen by 50 basis points since early June, easing pressure on variable-rate mortgage holders and improving affordability for homebuyers. Governor Tiff Macklem has indicated that inflation is moving closer to its two percent target, and more rate cuts could be on the horizon if inflation continues to trend downward.

Looking Ahead

The outlook for Edmonton's real estate market remains positive. With affordability driving demand, and interest rate cuts making it easier for buyers to enter the market, Edmonton is well-positioned to lead the nation in sales growth.For those considering buying or selling in Edmonton, now is an opportune time to engage with a knowledgeable and experienced real estate team. At Iconic YEG, we are committed to helping you navigate this dynamic market, ensuring you make the most informed decisions. Contact us today to learn more about how we can assist you in achieving your real estate goals in Edmonton’s thriving market.

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Parkview is one of Edmonton’s most established west-side communities, known for its tree-lined streets, family-friendly feel, and unbeatable access to the River Valley. Residents are drawn to its top-rated schools, active community league, and proximity to both downtown and Whitemud Drive, making commutes simple while preserving a sense of quiet at home. The River Valley trails are steps away, offering endless opportunities for walking, cycling, and connecting with nature. With its wide lots, mature trees, and strong community spirit, Parkview has remained one of Edmonton’s most desirable neighborhoods for generations.

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