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Real Estate in Cy Becker, Edmonton

Cy Becker is a strong match for families and first-time buyers who want a brand-new suburban feel without sacrificing city access.

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Buying in Cy Becker

Who fits here

Cy Becker is a strong match for families and first-time buyers who want a brand-new suburban feel without sacrificing city access. The neighbourhood sits in Edmonton's northeast, bounded by Anthony Henday Drive to the north, giving residents a direct ring-road connection to every quadrant of the city. It draws buyers who prioritize modern construction — most homes here are single-family detached built within the last decade or so — and who want to be in an area still actively growing rather than a mature infill pocket. Proximity to Brintnell, Hollick-Kenyon, and McConachie means the wider corridor is well-established enough to have schools and basic services in place, while Cy Becker itself retains that new-neighbourhood energy. If you have young children, the designated EPSB elementary (Belvedere School) serves the community with busing available. The neighbourhood is part of the Horse Hill Community League catchment, one of the oldest in the northeast, offering a ready-made sense of community. It suits buyers who are comfortable with the trade-off of a longer commute to downtown in exchange for newer homes, lower density, and room to grow.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Cy Becker is an active residential market in Edmonton's northeast, where single-family detached homes dominate the inventory. The median sold price currently sits, with an average sold price of — figures that reflect the neighbourhood's newer construction stock and the range of lot sizes available. Homes here are typically moving in days on average, and the sale-to-list ratio of signals how competitive offers tend to be. Over the past 12 months, properties have changed hands, giving buyers a reasonable sense of transaction volume. Active listings are running at 56 homes at any given time, and average price per square foot sits. The price range spans, reflecting both entry-level options and larger family homes on premium lots. Because the neighbourhood is still in development, new-build presales occasionally run parallel to resale inventory, which can influence both list prices and days on market depending on the season.

Commute and lifestyle

Anthony Henday Drive forms Cy Becker's northern boundary, making it one of the most highway-convenient neighbourhoods in the northeast. Drivers can reach the west end, south Edmonton, or the international airport without touching downtown traffic. Manning Drive and 167 Avenue provide the main surface-road connections heading south toward established commercial nodes including Manning Town Centre and the broader Clareview area, where a range of grocery, dining, and service options are available. ETS serves the northeast through community and local routes, with connections available to the Clareview LRT station for riders heading downtown. The neighbourhood includes several dedicated parks — Cy Becker Parks 1, 3, 4, and 5 — providing green space and off-leash or recreational options close to home. Being part of the Pilot Sound planning area means the land use framework anticipated schools, parks, and commercial land from the outset, so infrastructure has kept pace with rooftops more reliably than in some older suburbs. Residents describe the area as quiet and family-oriented, with the northeast's characteristic wide lots and newer streetscapes.

Long-term context

Cy Becker entered the market as part of Edmonton's broader northeast expansion, a corridor that has seen sustained absorption over the past two decades as the city's population growth pushed demand outward. Being in the Pilot Sound area — a large-scale planned community — means the neighbourhood benefits from coordinated infrastructure investment rather than piecemeal development. Anthony Henday Drive's completion transformed the northeast's accessibility profile, and neighbourhoods along its corridor have consistently attracted buyers who value ring-road connectivity. As Cy Becker continues to build out and the adjacent Gorman neighbourhood develops to the east, the area's long-term trajectory is tied to Edmonton's ongoing northeast growth story. New suburban neighbourhoods in Edmonton historically see their strongest appreciation in the mid-to-late development phase, as amenities catch up to rooftop counts and the community gains its permanent character. Buyers entering now are getting in while inventory still includes both new construction and early resale options, which tends to offer more selection than a fully built-out neighbourhood.

About Cy Becker

Overview

Cy Becker is a modern, master-planned community located in northeast Edmonton's Pilot Sound area. Established in the 2010s, the neighbourhood is named in honour of Charles 'Cy' Becker, a pioneering Alberta bush pilot and World War I flying ace. Designed with family-friendly living in mind, Cy Becker offers a dynamic and active lifestyle, combining thoughtfully planned residential streets with ample green spaces and a strong community spirit.

Location

Situated in northeast Edmonton, Cy Becker is conveniently bounded by Anthony Henday Drive to the north, Manning Drive to the east, 167 Avenue to the south, and 50 Street to the west. This strategic location provides residents with excellent connectivity to surrounding communities like Sherwood Park and Fort Saskatchewan, as well as straightforward access to central Edmonton and major regional employment hubs.

Housing character

The real estate landscape in Cy Becker is predominantly composed of modern homes built from the 2010s onward. Single-family detached properties make up the majority of the housing stock, featuring both front-attached and rear-laned garage designs. The neighbourhood also offers a robust selection of semi-detached duplexes and contemporary townhomes catering to mid-range budgets. Buyers can expect modern finishes and open-concept layouts, with homes reflecting an average sold price and typical market times.

Schools

Cy Becker is well-served by a variety of nearby educational options. Designated public schools include Belvedere School for elementary, Steele Heights School for junior high, and M.E. LaZerte High School. For Catholic education, Christ the King School (K-9) is located just minutes away in the neighbouring McConachie community, alongside St. Dominic Catholic Elementary and Archbishop O'Leary Catholic High School. The neighbourhood also features local early learning and childcare centres.

Transit

Transportation and commuting are major highlights for Cy Becker. The adjacent Anthony Henday Drive and Manning Drive provide rapid vehicular access across the city the Edmonton International Airport. For public transit users, the area is serviced by local Edmonton Transit Service bus routes that connect directly to the nearby Clareview LRT Station. This transit hub serves as the northern terminus for the Capital Line, offering seamless light rail access to downtown Edmonton and the University of Alberta.

Shopping and dining

Residents enjoy close proximity to several major commercial hubs. Manning Town Centre, located just east of the neighbourhood, is a primary destination featuring large retail anchors, a movie theatre, and diverse dining options. Additionally, smaller local plazas such as Cy Becker Landing, Hollick Kenyon Landing, and the 50th Street Market provide convenient access to daily essentials, grocery stores, pharmacies, and casual local eateries.

Parks and recreation

The crown jewel of the community is the impressive All Seasons Park. This expansive green space is designed for year-round enjoyment, featuring a summer splash pad, a rubber-surfaced playground, and multi-use trails that connect to local stormwater ponds. In the winter months, the park transforms to offer a popular toboggan hill and a skating ribbon. Residents also benefit from easy access to the comprehensive indoor fitness and aquatic facilities at the nearby Clareview Community Recreation Centre.

Lifestyle

Living in Cy Becker offers a vibrant, family-oriented lifestyle focused on outdoor recreation and community connection. The extensive network of integrated walking paths and serene ponds encourages an active, walkable environment. Supported by the local community league, the neighbourhood fosters a welcoming, safe atmosphere where residents regularly gather for outdoor play and year-round activities in the area's thoughtfully designed public spaces.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The neighbourhood is named after Cy Becker, one of Alberta's first bush pilots and a decorated wartime flying ace, who is credited with making the first airmail delivery to remote northern communities. Edmonton's northeast has several neighbourhoods named after aviation figures from this era.

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