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Homes for Sale in Albany, Edmonton

Albany draws first-time buyers and young families priced out of inner-city markets who still want a walkable, master-planned setting inside Anthony Henday Drive.

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$199,900

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$292,617

Homes for Sale in Albany, Edmonton

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110 ALBANY WY, Edmonton

$199,900

110 ALBANY WY, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 817 sqft

508 ALBANY Way, Edmonton

$199,900

508 ALBANY Way, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 816.77 sqft

675 ALBANY WY, Edmonton

$329,900

675 ALBANY WY, Edmonton

Townhouse · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,172 sqft

610 ALBANY WY, Edmonton

$648,000

610 ALBANY WY, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 2,332 sqft

508 ALBANY WY, Edmonton

$189,000

508 ALBANY WY, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 753 sqft

508 ALBANY Way, Edmonton

$189,000

508 ALBANY Way, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 752.83 sqft

Buying in Albany

Who fits here

Albany draws first-time buyers and young families priced out of inner-city markets who still want a walkable, master-planned setting inside Anthony Henday Drive. The mix of condominium towers, townhomes, and detached homes on compact lots attracts dual-income households, teachers, tradespeople, and public-sector workers who commute across northwest Edmonton or the city's north side. Downsizers from larger Castle Downs homes also land here — the low-maintenance product suits those reducing square footage without leaving the quadrant. The neighbourhood's relatively tight 0.83 km² footprint keeps density social rather than anonymous.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Albany spans every price tier in northwest Edmonton. Condos anchor the low end — two-bedroom Elements at Albany units regularly trade near — while detached and semi-detached homes push toward the upper end of the local range. The current price spread runs from roughly, with an average and an average price per square foot. Inventory stays lean — about 6 active listings at any given time — so well-priced homes rarely sit long. The average days on market is and the sale-to-list ratio of confirms that sellers achieve close to asking. There have been recorded sales in the past twelve months across all product types.

Commute and lifestyle

Anthony Henday Drive borders Albany on the north and west, giving drivers direct ring-road access to any employment node in the city without threading through residential streets. Downtown is roughly 25–30 minutes by car in peak traffic. ETS Route 109 serves Albany's perimeter and connects to Castle Downs Transit Centre, where express routes continue downtown — expect 45–55 minutes door to door. Albany Market Square at the southeast corner covers everyday retail and dining needs on foot. Lois Hole Centennial Provincial Park, an 11-km² wetland and Important Bird Area centred on Big Lake, is under 10 km west and reachable in about 15 minutes.

Long-term context

Northwest Edmonton's master-planned corridor has tracked at or above city-wide averages through most recent assessment cycles. City-wide, detached homes saw assessed values rise 8.4% and condos 10.9% in the 2025 assessment cycle — Albany's product mix benefited from both trends. Supply in the immediate area is effectively capped by the Anthony Henday boundary; no greenfield land remains within the neighbourhood boundary. New competing supply must locate further northwest, which tends to hold resale values for in-Henday addresses. The neighbourhood's 2009 build date means the bulk of capital-intensive improvements — concrete, framing, mechanical systems — have already been absorbed into current pricing rather than looming as deferred costs.

About Albany

Overview

Albany is a modern, master-planned neighbourhood in the northwest sector of Edmonton. Established in 2009 as part of The Palisades area, the community offers a balanced mix of residential, commercial, and recreational spaces. With quick access to major roadways, Albany provides a quiet suburban atmosphere without sacrificing urban convenience, boasting an average sold price.

Location

Situated in northwest Edmonton, Albany is bounded by Anthony Henday Drive to the north and west, 127 Street to the east, and 167 Avenue to the south. This strategic location offers seamless connectivity to the rest of Edmonton and the neighbouring city of St. Albert.

Housing character

The housing landscape in Albany is primarily composed of low-maintenance options, making the dominant property type affordable apartment-style condos and townhouses. The neighbourhood also features a selection of single-family detached homes and duplexes. The median sold price for homes in the area sits at an accessible.

Schools

While there are no schools located directly within Albany's immediate boundaries, the neighbourhood falls within the catchment zones for nearby Edmonton Public Schools. Students typically attend Lorelei School for elementary education and Mary Butterworth School for junior high, both situated in the nearby Castledowns area.

Transit

Public transportation in Albany is facilitated by the Edmonton Transit Service (ETS), with conventional bus routes serving the area's perimeter. The community is also integrated into Edmonton's On Demand Transit network, which conveniently connects residents directly to major transit hubs.

Shopping and dining

Albany features excellent local commercial amenities, anchored by the Albany Market Square located in the southeastern corner of the neighbourhood. This major retail hub provides residents with immediate access to a Walmart Supercentre, grocery stores, pharmacies, banks, and a variety of casual dining and restaurant options.

Parks and recreation

The community is designed with active living in mind, featuring beautiful landscaping, community lakes, and a network of paved pedestrian and cycling paths. These multi-use trails connect residents to local green spaces, scenic pond features, and adjacent commercial areas.

Lifestyle

Albany offers a family-friendly, suburban lifestyle ideal for first-time homebuyers, young professionals, and active adults. With extensive everyday conveniences at its doorstep and immediate access to the Anthony Henday Drive, residents enjoy an effortless blend of comfortable community living and straightforward city commuting.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Albany offers a mix of condominium apartment units (primarily the Elements at Albany buildings built 2012–2014), stacked townhomes, duplexes, and detached single-family homes on compact lots. Condos make up the majority of the housing stock and tend to be the most frequently listed product.

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Listing information last updated on April 24, 2026 at 4:00 pm (America/Edmonton)