Urban Maxx Living

2 Bedroom, 2 Bath - $214,900.00

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515, 10518 113 Street | 2 Bed | 2 Bath

Looking for modern downtown living at an affordable price? Welcome to 515, 10518 113 Street NW in Queen Mary Park, a stylish 2 bedroom, 2 full bath condo in the sought-after Urban Maxx Living building. With an unbeatable location steps from MacEwan University, Rogers Place, the Brewery District, and downtown amenities, this is one of the best values on the market at $214,900.

Why This Condo Stands Out

What makes living here so remarkable?

Steel and concrete building

High Value

One of the biggest advantages of Urban Maxx Living is that it’s built with steel and concrete, not wood frame. This is a major differentiator in the Edmonton condo market. Better Soundproofing, Stronger Fire Safety, Long-Term Durability, Energy Efficiency, and Better ResaleValue. 

Location

Queen Mary Park, Edmonton

Living at Urban Maxx puts you in the heart of one of Edmonton’s most exciting, evolving neighbourhoods.

  • MacEwan University – walk to class in minutes

  • Rogers Place & Ice District – Oilers games, concerts, nightlife

  • Brewery District – craft breweries, gyms, groceries, cafés

  • Manchester Square & 124 Street – trendy shops and restaurants

  • Transit-friendly – quick LRT & bus connections across the city

This neighbourhood is in the middle of Edmonton’s revitalization zone, which means ongoing investment, infrastructure improvements, and rising long-term value.

Why Rent

When You Can Own?

This condo proves you don’t need to compromise on lifestyle to stay within budget:

  • Downtown views from your living room

  • Modern finishes at an attainable price point

  • Move-in ready with quick possession available

  • Priced at $214,900—offering one of the best value-for-location deals in the city

Property Highlights

2 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms 839 sq ft Air Conditioning Modern kitchen Stainless steel appliances Large Patio Secure Indoor Parking Downtown Views BBQ Gas Hook Up In Suite Laundry Close to Transit

Queen Mary Park

Queen Mary Park is one of Edmonton’s most walkable and evolving neighbourhoods, blending downtown convenience with local charm. Just steps from MacEwan University, Rogers Place, the Brewery District, and Manchester Square, the area is filled with trendy cafés, restaurants, breweries, and independent shops. 

With ongoing revitalization projects and easy access to transit, Queen Mary Park is becoming a hub for students, young professionals, and investors who want to live close to the action while enjoying a true community vibe.

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Creative Strategies for Young Buyers in Uncertain Times

Entering the real estate market as a young buyer can be daunting, especially during times of economic uncertainty. However, with creativity and strategic planning, it is possible to confidently step onto the property ladder. Here are some innovative approaches to help you buy your home and secure your financial future in Edmonton, Alberta.

1. Purchase a Home with a Rentable Suite or Room

One of the most effective ways to offset mortgage costs is by purchasing a property with a rentable suite or extra room. Whether it's a basement apartment, a carriage house, or simply a spare bedroom, renting out part of your home can provide a steady income stream. This approach not only helps cover mortgage payments but also eases the financial burden associated with homeownership.

2. Sacrifice Expectations Now to Stabilize Your Payments

While it may be tempting to aim for your dream home right away, consider starting with a more modest property. Prioritize affordability and stability over luxury. By purchasing a smaller or less expensive home initially, you can stabilize your payments and build equity. As your financial situation improves, you can upgrade to a larger or more desirable home. Young buyers should consider communities in up-and-coming neighborhoods that will impact the appreciation of value while they live there. Check out our blog on top alternative communities in Edmonton.

3. Explore Multi-Generational Living

Multi-generational living is becoming increasingly popular, especially in times of economic uncertainty. Pooling resources with family members can make homeownership more attainable. This arrangement not only divides the financial responsibilities but also fosters a supportive living environment. Additionally, living with family can provide mutual benefits such as shared childcare and eldercare.

4. Consider Housing Co-operatives

Housing co-operatives offer a unique way to enter the real estate market. In a co-op, members collectively own and manage the property. This model often requires a lower initial investment compared to traditional home buying. Co-op living also fosters a strong sense of community and shared responsibility. Edmonton has many co-operative housing options; check out the link here to explore more.

5. Leverage First-Time Home Buyer Programs

Take advantage of first-time home buyer programs offered by government and financial institutions. These programs can provide financial assistance, lower down payments, and favorable mortgage terms. Research available options in your area and consult with a real estate professional to determine which programs you qualify for.

6. Partner with Friends or Family

Co-buying a property with friends or family can be a practical solution to overcome financial barriers. By pooling resources, you can afford a better property than you could individually. It’s crucial to have clear agreements in place regarding ownership shares, financial contributions, and responsibilities to avoid potential conflicts.

7. Look for Fixer-Uppers

Buying a fixer-upper can be a cost-effective way to enter the real estate market. Properties in need of renovation are often priced lower than move-in-ready homes. With some DIY skills and a willingness to invest time and effort, you can transform a fixer-upper into your dream home. Additionally, renovating a home can increase its value, providing a good return on investment.

8. Embrace Remote Work Opportunities

The rise of remote work has opened up new possibilities for home buyers. You are no longer confined to high-priced urban areas if your job allows you to work remotely. Consider relocating to more affordable regions where your money can go further. This flexibility can significantly reduce your housing costs and improve your quality of life. Edmonton, Alberta, currently offers some of the best value homes in Canada.

9. Consult with Real Estate Professionals

Navigating the real estate market can be complex, especially for first-time buyers. Consulting with real estate professionals can provide invaluable guidance and insights. At Iconic YEG Real Estate, we specialize in helping young buyers find creative solutions to achieve their homeownership dreams. Led by Caitlin Heine, an experienced and local real estate professional, our team can assist you in exploring various options, securing financing, and making informed decisions.

Conclusion

Entering the real estate market as a young buyer in uncertain times requires creativity, flexibility, and informed decision-making. By exploring these strategies, you can confidently move towards homeownership and build a stable financial future. Remember, the journey may be challenging, but with the right approach and support, your dream of owning a home is within reach.

For more personalized advice and assistance, contact Caitlin Heine and the Iconic YEG Real Estate Team today. We're here to help you navigate the Edmonton market and achieve your homeownership goals.

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