Executive homes in St. Albert
The short answer
St. Albert has 40 homes over $750,000 on the market right now, spread across 12 neighbourhoods — houses and condos, with duplexes, fourplexes and triplexes left to the revenue-property search. The twelve below are where most of them are.
The twelve that hold the most
Enough of the market sits in these twelve that they are worth knowing individually. Figures are the live MLS® feed and City of Edmonton open data, so they move with the market rather than with whoever last edited this page.
Erin Ridge North has 13 homes over $850,000 right now, median $830,000. It has, with 5 transit stops. See what is for sale in Erin Ridge North.
Chérot has 7 homes over $850,000 right now, median $790,000. It has, with 13 transit stops. See what is for sale in Chérot.
Kingswood has 3 homes over $850,000 right now, median $1,475,000. It has, with 24 transit stops. See what is for sale in Kingswood.
Jensen Lakes has 3 homes over $850,000 right now, median $1,148,000. It has, with 11 transit stops. See what is for sale in Jensen Lakes.
Lacombe Park has 3 homes over $850,000 right now, median $900,000. It has, with 21 transit stops. See what is for sale in Lacombe Park.
Oakmont has 3 homes over $850,000 right now, median $800,000. Almost entirely apartments and penthouses at this price. It has, with 17 transit stops. See what is for sale in Oakmont.
Braeside has 2 homes over $850,000 right now, median $1,462,000. It has, with 9 transit stops. See what is for sale in Braeside.
Riverside has 1 home over $850,000 right now, median $984,000. It has, with 7 transit stops. See what is for sale in Riverside.
South Riel has 1 home over $850,000 right now, median $969,000. It has, with 25 transit stops. See what is for sale in South Riel.
Grandin has 1 home over $850,000 right now, median $950,000. It has, with 32 transit stops. See what is for sale in Grandin.
North Ridge has 1 home over $850,000 right now, median $829,000. It has, with 13 transit stops. See what is for sale in North Ridge.
Inglewood has 1 home over $850,000 right now, median $819,000. It has, with 38 transit stops. See what is for sale in Inglewood.
The full ranking
Every neighbourhood below has homes over $750,000 on the market today and a page with the current listings.
| Neighbourhood | Listings | Median | Median size |
|---|---|---|---|
| Erin Ridge North | 13 | $830,000 | 2,391 sq ft |
| Chérot | 7 | $790,000 | 2,376 sq ft |
| Kingswood | 3 | $1,475,000 | 2,846 sq ft |
| Jensen Lakes | 3 | $1,148,000 | 2,716 sq ft |
| Lacombe Park | 3 | $900,000 | 2,243 sq ft |
| Oakmont | 3 | $800,000 | 2,348 sq ft |
| Braeside | 2 | $1,462,000 | 3,042 sq ft |
| Riverside (St. Albert) | 1 | $984,000 | 2,423 sq ft |
| South Riel | 1 | $969,000 | 2,193 sq ft |
| Grandin | 1 | $950,000 | 3,554 sq ft |
| North Ridge | 1 | $829,000 | 2,390 sq ft |
| Inglewood (St. Albert) | 1 | $819,000 | 1,841 sq ft |
What this ranking is, and is not
It counts what is on the market today, not what sold, and not what is worth the most per foot. A neighbourhood with three listings can be more expensive than one with twenty — Kingswood is the clearest example on the list.
It also moves. These figures come from the live MLS® feed and are rebuilt with the rest of the site, so the order here is the order today rather than the order whenever someone last edited the page.
Frequently asked questions
Which St. Albert neighbourhood has the most homes at this level?
Erin Ridge North, with 13 on the market as this page was built. Volume and price are different questions though — several smaller neighbourhoods carry a higher median.
Is it better to buy new or in an established neighbourhood?
It depends which you cannot add later. A new house can be renovated into an old one’s character eventually; a 40 cm tree canopy and a 700 m² lot cannot be added at all. Buyers who care most about the street usually end up in the Redeveloping list, and buyers who care most about the house end up in the Developing one.
How does this compare with Edmonton?
Edmonton's luxury market starts higher, at $850,000, and is far deeper: about 447 homes against 40 here. The Edmonton ranking covers it separately.
How often is this updated?
Every time the site rebuilds, which is several times a day. The ranking is generated from the feed rather than maintained by hand.
Before you shortlist
The table narrows the city to a handful of neighbourhoods; it cannot tell you which one suits how you actually live. That part is worth a conversation.