How much does it cost to buy a home in Boyle Street, Edmonton?

Prices in Boyle Street range from, with a median sold price. The neighbourhood offers some of Edmonton's most affordable inner-city entry points, particularly for condo buyers.

Is Boyle Street a good neighbourhood to invest in?

Boyle Street is under active revitalization backed by City of Edmonton, federal, and provincial investment. The Quarters Downtown Community Revitalization Levy and the Building Great Neighbourhoods renewal project (2024 to 2026) are rebuilding infrastructure and spurring new development. Investors comfortable with a transitional neighbourhood profile will find lower entry prices and upside tied to the area's continued improvement.

What schools serve Boyle Street in Edmonton?

Edmonton Public Schools (EPSB) serves the Boyle Street area. Families can use EPSB's Find a School tool at epsb.ca with their home address to confirm their designated elementary and junior high schools. The Boyle Renaissance development has also added YMCA childcare and family resource services directly in the neighbourhood.

How is transit access in Boyle Street?

Boyle Street has excellent transit access. The Capital Line and Metro Line LRT are reachable within a short walk, connecting to downtown, NAIT, and the University of Alberta. ETS buses on Jasper Avenue and 97 Street provide frequent service throughout the day. For most daily trips, a car is optional.

What is the Boyle Street revitalization about?

Boyle Street is mid-way through a multi-pronged renewal. The Building Great Neighbourhoods program (2024 to 2026) is rebuilding roads, sidewalks, and street lighting across the neighbourhood. The Boyle Renaissance project has delivered YMCA family services, affordable housing, and a community plaza. The adjacent Quarters Downtown CRL is attracting further private development, including rehabilitation of the historic Iron Works Building on 96 Street.

Homes for Sale in Boyle Street, Edmonton

Boyle Street draws buyers who want downtown proximity without downtown prices — and who see opportunity where others see rough edges.

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$259,950

Avg list price

$300,432

Homes for Sale in Boyle Street, Edmonton

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$270,000

9020 JASPER Avenue, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 1 bed · 2 bath · 1,107.83 sqft

$169,900

8811 106A AV NW, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 1,125 sqft

$169,900

8811 106A Avenue, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 1,125.48 sqft

$439,800

9020 JASPER AV, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 1,520 sqft

$439,800

9020 JASPER Avenue, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 1,519.88 sqft

$84,900

9323 105 Ave, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 1 bed · 1 bath · 651 sqft

$84,900

9323 105 Ave, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 1 bed · 1 bath · 650.58 sqft

$389,900

10141 95 ST, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 1 bed · 1 bath · 884 sqft

$424,900

10260 95 ST, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 6 bed · 2 bath · 1,742 sqft

$494,900

10256 95 ST, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 5 bed · 5 bath · 2,181 sqft

$467,900

9513 103 AV, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 6 bed · 4 bath · 2,104 sqft

$467,900

9513 103 Avenue, Edmonton

2 and Half Storey · 6 bed · 4 bath · 2,104.15 sqft

Buying in Boyle Street

Who fits here

Boyle Street draws buyers who want downtown proximity without downtown prices — and who see opportunity where others see rough edges. This is a neighbourhood for urban pioneers: artists, social-sector workers, investors eyeing the ongoing Quarters revitalization, and buyers priced out of nearby Oliver or Glenora. Most housing stock is apartment-style condos, making it a natural fit for first-time buyers and investors seeking rental income. The neighbourhood's density, walkability, and LRT access appeal to car-free lifestyles, while the gritty, historic streetscape attracts those who value authenticity over polish. If you want a turn-key suburban experience, Boyle Street is not your match — but if you are drawn to one of Edmonton's oldest communities mid-transformation, with active city investment and genuine character, this neighbourhood rewards patience.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Boyle Street's market is defined by affordable entry points compared to Edmonton's inner-city average, driven largely by its condominium-heavy housing stock. With 40 active listings currently available, buyers have real selection. The median sold price sits and average days on market at reflects a measured pace typical of a transitional inner-city neighbourhood. The sale-to-list ratio of indicates how negotiable sellers are, while gives a useful benchmark for comparing units across the building stock. Over the past 12 months, sales have closed — a signal of genuine, if modest, market activity. Prices range from to depending on unit size, floor level, and building age.

Commute and lifestyle

Boyle Street sits immediately east of Edmonton's downtown core, placing residents within a 10 to 15 minute walk of the Central LRT Station and Rogers Place. The Capital Line and Metro Line LRT both run nearby, connecting to NAIT, the University of Alberta, and Century Park in the south. ETS bus routes along Jasper Avenue and 97 Street provide frequent surface transit options throughout the day. The neighbourhood renewal underway since 2024 — expected to wrap by fall 2026 — is actively rebuilding roads, sidewalks, and street lighting. The Boyle Renaissance development has added YMCA childcare and family services on-site, while the broader Quarters Downtown area is seeing the historic Iron Works Building on 96 Street rehabilitated and new infill activity progressing. For daily needs, Chinatown is immediately adjacent to the northwest, offering authentic groceries, restaurants, and services.

Long-term context

Boyle Street's appreciation story is tied directly to The Quarters Downtown Community Revitalization Levy, one of Edmonton's most significant inner-city investment vehicles. The CRL channels property tax increments from new development back into area infrastructure, signalling long-term city commitment. Federal and provincial governments have co-invested over $8 million into the Boyle Renaissance project alone, delivering affordable housing, childcare, and community amenities. The Building Great Neighbourhoods renewal program is rebuilding streets from 84 to 97 Street and Jasper to 106 Avenue through 2026 — hard infrastructure investment that tends to lift surrounding property values over time. Boyle Street's trajectory mirrors patterns seen in comparable inner-city Edmonton neighbourhoods where sustained public investment gradually attracted private development and rising prices. Entry-level pricing today reflects current transitional conditions, but the direction of city investment is unambiguous.

About Boyle Street

Overview

Boyle Street is one of Edmonton's oldest and most historically significant neighbourhoods, located immediately east of the downtown core. Originally forming the city's first downtown, the area is highly diverse and is currently undergoing a massive transformation driven by 'The Quarters Downtown' revitalization project. This initiative is reshaping the community into a vibrant, high-density urban hub with contemporary streetscaping. With an active market seeing homes sold over the past year, it offers an energetic, transitioning inner-city atmosphere.

Location

Situated in central Edmonton, Boyle Street is bounded by 97 Street to the west, 82 Street to the east, the LRT tracks to the north, and Jasper Avenue alongside the stunning North Saskatchewan River valley to the south. This strategic location places residents within a few minutes' walk of City Hall, the downtown financial district, and major cultural venues.

Housing character

The real estate landscape is heavily dominated by condominiums and high-density apartments, making up roughly 80% of the local dwellings. As a highly affordable entry point into Edmonton's urban core, the neighbourhood features a median sold price and an average list price of $300,432. The architectural mix includes everything from beautifully preserved historic brick facades to mid-century walk-ups and sleek, modern condo developments.

Schools

Families in Boyle Street have access to local educational options like St. Teresa of Calcutta School. Because of its central location, older students are within close range of schools in surrounding central neighbourhoods, and post-secondary students enjoy very quick commutes to MacEwan University and NorQuest College.

Transit

Boyle Street boasts exceptional public transportation and walkability. The area is serviced by numerous frequent bus routes along major corridors like Jasper Avenue and 97 Street. Residents also benefit from easy walking distance to three major LRT stations—Churchill, Stadium, and MacEwan—connecting them effortlessly to the rest of the city.

Shopping and dining

Commercial activity in Boyle Street is concentrated along Jasper Avenue, 95 Street, and 97 Street. Because the neighbourhood encompasses a large portion of Edmonton's original Chinatown, the local dining scene is rich with authentic, diverse ethnic restaurants, specialty grocery stores, and cultural markets. Downtown shopping destinations are also just a short walk away.

Parks and recreation

Despite its dense urban setting, Boyle Street offers excellent outdoor access. The southern boundary connects directly to the North Saskatchewan River valley, providing seamless entry to Dawson Park, Kinnaird Ravine, and Louise McKinney Riverfront Park. Within the neighbourhood, residents can enjoy urban green spaces like Kinistinâw Park, the pedestrian-friendly Armature promenade, and proximity to the Commonwealth Community Recreation Centre.

Lifestyle

The lifestyle here appeals to young professionals, artists, and anyone seeking an authentic, walkable downtown experience. Residents are steps away from major civic attractions like Churchill Square, the Art Gallery of Alberta, and the Royal Alberta Museum. While it retains some gritty inner-city characteristics as it transitions, Boyle Street's rich cultural tapestry, historic roots, and ongoing urban renewal make it a dynamic place to call home.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Boyle Street's housing stock is predominantly apartment-style condominiums, accounting for roughly 80% of dwellings. You will find a range of unit sizes from studios to two-bedroom condos in both older mid-rise buildings and newer infill developments. Occasional row houses and small multi-family buildings also appear on the market.

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Listing information last updated on April 25, 2026 at 6:00 pm (America/Edmonton)