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205, 9316 82 Avenue | Bonnie Doon

Experience ravine living in the heart of Central Edmonton. This 1 Bed + Den, 1.5 bathroom condo at Trinity Point is one of the city’s best-kept secrets — a concrete and steel constructed building tucked away next to Mill Creek Ravine with unbeatable access to Downtown, Whyte Avenue, the French Quarter, and the University of Alberta.

What makes living here so remarkable?

Location, Location, Location

Connected to the best of Edmonton

  • Mill Creek Ravine: Endless walking & biking trails at your doorstep

  • Whyte Avenue: Restaurants, cafés, nightlife, and shopping within minutes

  • Bonnie Doon & the French District: Rich cultural community with schools, parks, and markets

  • Downtown Edmonton: Quick commute to work, entertainment, and the Ice District

  • University of Alberta: A short bike or transit ride away

This is central living without compromise — a rare combination of nature, convenience, and quality construction.

Private balcony

Spectacular Mill Creek Ravine views

Step outside onto your private balcony and take in the uninterrupted views of Mill Creek Ravine. Surrounded by trees and green space, it’s a peaceful retreat perfect for morning coffee, evening unwinds, or simply enjoying nature without leaving the city.

Luxury Finishes

Elevate Everyday Living

This home is designed with details that make a difference. Cook like a chef in the gourmet kitchen featuring a gas stove, built-in oven, and granite counters with plenty of space to gather. Warmth and style flow throughout with engineered hardwood floors and a cozy gas fireplace, creating the perfect balance of comfort and sophistication.

Property Highlights

1 Bed + Den 1.5 Bathrooms Air Conditioning Pet Friendly 9-foot Ceilings Engineered Hardwood floors Massive in-suite laundry Secure Indoor Parking Storage Room Fitness Center Nearby Shopping & Groceries Close to Transit
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Western Canadian Cities Leading the Charge in Real Estate Price Appreciation: Edmonton Shines

A recent study by Zoocasa has unveiled a remarkable trend in the Canadian real estate market: Western Canadian cities are witnessing some of the most robust price appreciations so far this year. Edmonton, Calgary, Winnipeg, and Saskatoon have all emerged as standout performers, ranking among the Top 10 markets for year-over-year increases in benchmark pricing for single-family detached homes. Here’s a closer look at the findings and what they mean for prospective buyers and sellers in these dynamic cities.

Edmonton: A Top Contender in Price Growth

Edmonton has distinguished itself as a major player in the real estate market, ranking fourth among 26 Canadian markets in year-to-date benchmark price growth for single-family detached homes. Starting the year at a benchmark price of $421,000, Edmonton saw a significant increase of 9.8 percent, bringing the benchmark to $462,100 by June 30. This impressive growth rate places Edmonton behind only three Ontario cities: North Bay, Sault Ste. Marie, and Sudbury.

North Bay leads the nation with a staggering 12.8 percent increase, reaching a benchmark price of $423,700. Sault Ste. Marie follows closely with a 12.6 percent rise to $305,000, and Sudbury saw a 10.8 percent increase to $475,900.

Other Western Canadian Leaders

Winnipeg, Saskatoon, and Calgary also showed notable price growth:

  • Winnipeg: Ranked fifth, with a nine percent increase, bringing its benchmark price to $383,000.

  • Saskatoon: Sixth, with an 8.4 percent rise to $463,100.

  • Calgary: Seventh, with an 8.3 percent increase, reaching a benchmark price of $690,900.

National Perspective

Nationally, the benchmark price for single-family detached homes rose by 3.8 percent, reaching $808,700 from January to June. This growth, while positive, pales in comparison to the standout performances of the top Western Canadian cities.

High and Low Ends of the Market

The study also highlighted the extremes in the Canadian market. Greater Vancouver, known for its high real estate prices, ranked 14th with a six percent increase, bringing its benchmark price to an eye-watering $2,057,600 — the highest in the country. The Greater Toronto Area followed, ranking 19th, with a 5.2 percent increase to $1,343,400.

On the other end of the spectrum, Saint John, New Brunswick, stood out as the least costly community in the study, with a benchmark price of $304,100 in June, up 7.5 percent from January. This growth placed Saint John eighth among cities for the largest percentage increases.

What This Means for Buyers and Sellers

For buyers and sellers in Edmonton and other high-performing Western Canadian cities, these trends indicate a vibrant and appreciating market. For sellers, the substantial price increases can translate to significant returns on investment. For buyers, it’s crucial to act swiftly and strategically to secure properties before prices climb further.

Final Thoughts

The Zoocasa study underscores the strength and resilience of the Western Canadian real estate market, with Edmonton leading the charge. Whether you are looking to buy or sell, understanding these market dynamics can help you make informed decisions and capitalize on the current trends. At Iconic YEG, we are here to guide you through every step of your real estate journey, ensuring you make the most of these exciting market conditions.

For more insights and personalized advice, reach out to our team at Iconic YEG. We are committed to helping you navigate the evolving real estate landscape with confidence and success.

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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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