What is the current median home price in Evansdale?

The current median sold price in Evansdale is, with an average sold price. Prices vary by property type — single-detached homes push toward the upper end while row houses and apartments anchor the lower range.

Which schools serve Evansdale?

Three schools operate within the neighbourhood. Evansdale School (Edmonton Public Schools, K–6) offers an Arabic Bilingual Program and holds Alberta's first UN Rights Respecting School designation. Cardinal Leger Catholic Junior High and St. Philip Catholic Elementary (both Edmonton Catholic Schools) round out the local options, giving families public and Catholic choices without leaving the neighbourhood.

How is the commute from Evansdale to downtown Edmonton?

Evansdale sits just east of 97 Street, one of Edmonton's main north-south arterial roads connecting directly to downtown. By car, the drive takes roughly 20 minutes outside peak hours. Transit riders use the Northgate Transit Centre on 97 Street at 137 Avenue — about a 10-minute bus ride south — which connects to multiple ETS routes including express service to the city centre.

Is Evansdale a good neighbourhood for families?

Yes — the combination of three walkable schools, the Evansdale Community League (established 1971) with its hall and outdoor rink at 91 Street and 150 Avenue, and a quiet residential street grid makes it a practical choice for families. The community league runs year-round programming and the outdoor rink is a winter gathering point. Housing prices are more accessible than many comparable family neighbourhoods closer to downtown.

When was Evansdale developed and how established is the neighbourhood?

Most of Evansdale was built out during the 1970s, with some infill development in the 1980s and 1990s. The community league has been active since 1971. The neighbourhood is fully established — mature trees, completed infrastructure, and no significant new construction — which means fewer disruptions and a stable, settled feel compared to newer suburban areas.

Homes for Sale in Evansdale, Edmonton

Evansdale draws buyers who want a fully built-out northeast Edmonton neighbourhood without the premium of newer suburban communities.

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Median list price

$490,000

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$436,950

Homes for Sale in Evansdale, Edmonton

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$525,000

8503 151 AV, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,885 sqft

$544,900

9536 151 AV, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,681 sqft

$544,900

9536 151 Avenue, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,681.01 sqft

$449,000

15204 94 ST, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,434 sqft

$480,000

9512 147 AV, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,429 sqft

$500,000

8427 152B AV, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,687 sqft

$519,900

8507 152B AV, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,699 sqft

$519,900

8507 152B Avenue, Edmonton

5 Level Split · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,698.56 sqft

$399,900

8707 151 AV, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,146 sqft

$399,900

8707 151 Avenue, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,145.72 sqft

$179,999

15236 94A ST, Edmonton

Vacant Lot

$179,999

15236 94A Street, Edmonton

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Buying in Evansdale

Who fits here

Evansdale draws buyers who want a fully built-out northeast Edmonton neighbourhood without the premium of newer suburban communities. The housing mix — roughly 54% single-detached, 19% row houses, 24% low-rise apartments, and a small share of semi-detached — means first-time buyers can enter at a lower price point, while move-up buyers can find larger detached homes on the same streets. Families are well served by three schools within the neighbourhood boundaries: Evansdale School (EPSB, K–6) with its Arabic Bilingual Program and designation as Alberta's first UN Rights Respecting School; Cardinal Leger Catholic Junior High; and St. Philip Catholic Elementary. The Evansdale Community League, active since 1971, runs a community hall and outdoor rink at 91 Street and 150 Avenue — a genuine focal point for residents year-round. Investors targeting long-term rental income find the density mix and proximity to major employment corridors attractive. The neighbourhood suits buyers who prioritize established community infrastructure, walkable schools, and transit access over brand-new construction.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Evansdale sits in northeast Edmonton's mid-market range, where detached homes trade at a meaningful discount to the city's westside and river valley neighbourhoods. The current median sold price is, with an average of across all property types. Sellers are achieving of asking price on average, and homes are spending days on market before going firm. Over the past 12 months, properties have changed hands in the neighbourhood. Active buyers can currently choose from 12 listings, spanning a price range of. The average price per square foot sits, which reflects the neighbourhood's predominantly 1970s-era housing stock. Row houses and low-rise apartment units tend to anchor the lower end of the range, while larger single-detached homes on quiet interior streets push toward the upper boundary.

Commute and lifestyle

Evansdale's position just west of 97 Street is its biggest commute asset. That arterial road runs directly into downtown Edmonton to the south and connects north to CFB Edmonton, making it one of the city's most direct north-south corridors. The Northgate Transit Centre on 97 Street at 137 Avenue — roughly 10 minutes south of Evansdale — serves as a major ETS hub with multiple bus routes connecting to downtown and across the city, including express service. Residents who drive can reach downtown in approximately 20 minutes outside peak hours. Within the neighbourhood, the street grid is quiet and residential, with sidewalks and pathways connecting to the community league grounds. The community league's outdoor rink is active in winter, and the hall hosts programming year-round. Grocery options and everyday retail are accessible along 97 Street nearby Northgate Centre. The neighbourhood borders Griesbach to the west — a master-planned community with additional commercial amenities — and is within reasonable reach of the services along 153 Avenue to the north.

Long-term context

Evansdale was developed primarily through the 1970s, with infill activity continuing into the 1980s and 1990s, meaning the neighbourhood is fully built out with little vacant land remaining. This limits new supply and provides a relatively stable price floor for existing homes. Northeast Edmonton as a whole has seen renewed interest as buyers priced out of the city's south and west quadrants look northward, and Evansdale's combination of transit access, established schools, and community infrastructure positions it well within that trend. The neighbourhood's density mix — with a meaningful share of row housing and low-rise apartments alongside detached homes — has historically kept entry prices accessible, which supports both owner-occupier demand and investor activity. Larger-scale redevelopment pressure is low given the neighbourhood's age and land pattern, so buyers are not exposed to the construction disruption common in transitional areas. The ward is represented by Councillor Karen Principe (Tastawiyiniwak), and the area benefits from city infrastructure renewal programs along 97 Street that improve long-term accessibility and road quality.

About Evansdale

Overview

Evansdale is a well-established, mature neighbourhood located in central northeast Edmonton. Named in honour of H.M. Evans, a former Edmonton mayor, the community was largely developed in the 1970s. With a population of over 5,600 residents, Evansdale offers a peaceful, family-friendly atmosphere characterized by mature trees, abundant green spaces, and a strong sense of community spirit.

Location

Bounded by 153 Avenue to the north, 144 Avenue to the south, 97 Street to the west, and 82 Street to the east, Evansdale boasts a strategic location. These major arterial roads provide quick and easy access to downtown Edmonton, CFB Edmonton, and the Anthony Henday Drive ring road for convenient city-wide commuting.

Housing character

Housing in Evansdale is primarily composed of single-family detached homes, alongside a mix of townhouses, duplexes, and low-rise apartments. Classic 1970s bungalows and bi-levels with detached garages on spacious lots are the most common property styles. With a median sold price, the neighbourhood remains a popular, affordable choice for mid-range buyers, where homes typically see an average of on the market.

Schools

The neighbourhood is well-equipped for families, featuring three primary schools within its boundaries. Edmonton Public Schools operates Evansdale Elementary School, known for its inclusive environment and Arabic Bilingual program. Edmonton Catholic Schools operates St. Philip Catholic Elementary School and Cardinal Leger Catholic Junior High School.

Transit

Evansdale is highly accessible by public transit, with numerous Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) bus stops situated throughout the neighbourhood. Residents are also in close proximity to the major Northgate Transit Centre just to the south, and the Belvedere LRT Station is easily accessible via a short commute.

Shopping and dining

Everyday conveniences are easily met within the neighbourhood. Evansdale features a local strip mall with a pharmacy, convenience store, and eateries. For larger retail needs, residents are just minutes away from Dickinsfield Mall, Northgate Centre, and North Town Centre, offering a wide array of grocery stores, restaurants, and retail shops.

Parks and recreation

The community is anchored by the centrally located Evansdale Park, which offers expansive sports fields, walking paths, and playgrounds. The highly active Evansdale Community League manages a community hall and outdoor ice rink. For additional indoor and outdoor activities, the Castle Downs Recreation Centre is just a short drive away.

Lifestyle

Evansdale offers a relaxed and quiet suburban lifestyle that appeals to families, young professionals, and retirees alike. The neighbourhood's walkable, tree-lined streets, combined with active community league programs and local sports leagues, foster a safe and welcoming environment for residents who value urban convenience paired with a calm community atmosphere.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Evansdale has one of northeast Edmonton's more diverse housing mixes. Roughly 54% of the stock is single-detached homes, with 19% row houses, 24% low-rise apartments (under five storeys), and a small share of semi-detached and duplex units. This variety means buyers can find everything from a condo-style entry point to a full detached home with a yard, often on the same block.

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Listing information last updated on April 24, 2026 at 1:00 pm (America/Edmonton)