What is the average price of homes for sale in Fraser?

The average sold price in Fraser is, with a median sold price. Prices vary by home type, with single-family detached homes commanding a premium over duplexes and row houses.

How long do homes typically stay on the market in Fraser?

Homes in Fraser tend to sell within a reasonable timeframe for a mature northeast Edmonton neighbourhood. Checking current average days on market data on the listing page gives you the most accurate picture of current demand. Well-priced detached homes in move-in condition tend to move faster than properties requiring significant updates.

What schools serve the Fraser neighbourhood in Edmonton?

Fraser School (Edmonton Public Schools) is located directly within the neighbourhood at 14904 21 Street NW, providing convenient K-6 access for families. The Edmonton Catholic Schools and Edmonton Public Schools systems both serve the broader northeast Edmonton area with additional options for junior high and high school students.

Is Fraser a good neighbourhood for families?

Fraser is well-suited to families. The neighbourhood has a high owner-occupancy rate, a dedicated community league running a hall and outdoor rink since 1982, a neighbourhood school within walking distance, and direct trail access to the Northeast River Valley Park. The 1980s-era housing stock offers larger lots and floor plans than many newer attached developments.

How does Fraser compare to other northeast Edmonton neighbourhoods for buyers?

Fraser offers competitive value within northeast Edmonton, with affordable entry prices relative to inner-city and south Edmonton markets. Its stable, mature housing stock, high owner-occupancy, and proximity to river valley trails set it apart from newer suburban neighbourhoods further from the city core. Buyers get established infrastructure and community identity without paying the premium associated with newer master-planned areas.

Real Estate in Fraser, Edmonton

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Median list price

$425,000

Avg list price

$479,521

Homes for Sale in Fraser, Edmonton

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$185,000

14620 26 Street, Edmonton

Bungalow · 2 bed · 1 bath · 1,106.54 sqft

$170,500

15017 26 Street, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 1 bath · 1,043.46 sqft

$379,900

14546 19 Street, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 3 bath · 927.96 sqft

$424,990

15152 26 Street, Edmonton

2 Storey · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,518.59 sqft

$1,795

2111 146 Avenue, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 1 bath · 918.28 sqft

$629,000

292 Fraser Way Nw, Edmonton

2 Storey · 4 bed · 3 bath · 2,204.25 sqft

$479,900

2311 146 Avenue, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,034.21 sqft

$199,900

14737 25 Street, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,187.48 sqft

$425,000

Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 2,721.25 sqft

$525,000

15184 25 Street, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,729.67 sqft

$142,500

14620 26 ST, Edmonton

Townhouse · 2 bed · 1 bath · 1,042 sqft

$348,800

1907 145A Avenue, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 1 bath · 949.28 sqft

Buying in Fraser

Who fits here

Fraser is a well-established northeast Edmonton neighbourhood that appeals strongly to first-time buyers and growing families seeking affordable, owner-friendly housing without sacrificing community character. About 77% of homes are owner-occupied, and single-family detached houses make up nearly 60% of the housing stock — a meaningful signal that the neighbourhood rewards long-term commitment over transient renting. Most homes were built during the 1980s, offering the solid construction and larger lot sizes typical of that era, alongside occasional updates that can add immediate equity for handy buyers. The mix of duplexes, row houses, and low-rise apartments (roughly 40% combined) also makes Fraser accessible to buyers who want a foothold in northeast Edmonton without stretching into the detached market. Proximity to the North Saskatchewan River valley trail system and quick access to the Anthony Henday and Manning Drive corridors make it practical for commuters heading either downtown or to the northeast industrial areas. Buyers who prioritise quiet residential streets, a functioning community league, and genuine neighbourhood identity over gloss will find Fraser a strong fit.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Fraser's for-sale market reflects the value-driven character of northeast Edmonton. The median sold price sits at with an average, positioning Fraser competitively against adjacent neighbourhoods like Kirkness and Bannerman. Sellers are achieving a sale-to-list ratio, and homes are spending an average of days on market — a useful gauge of how quickly buyers need to act when the right property appears. Over the past 12 months, homes have traded hands, reflecting steady turnover consistent with a mature, owner-occupied community. Average price per square foot runs, and active listings typically range from. The current median list price is $425,000 with an average list price of $479,521, and there are 23 homes actively listed. Single-family detached homes dominate transactions, though duplexes and row houses occasionally surface at lower price points and attract investors and co-purchasers alike.

Commute and lifestyle

Fraser sits in northeast Edmonton roughly bounded by Victoria Trail to the east and 144 Avenue to the south, placing it about 15–20 minutes from downtown by car via the Yellowhead or through Rundle Park. ETS bus service connects residents to the broader transit network, with routes feeding into the Capital Line LRT corridor for car-free commuters. The neighbourhood's internal trail system links directly to the Northeast River Valley Park at 17 Street NE and 153 Avenue NE, where approximately 2.3 kilometres of walking paths include a 1.5-kilometre lakeside loop — a genuine amenity that residents use year-round. Rundle Park, minutes away on the river's north bank, adds sports fields, multi-use trails, picnic areas, and a golf course. Day-to-day errands are handled by a small shopping centre near Victoria Trail and 161 Avenue, while larger retail corridors along 137 Avenue and Manning Town Centre are a short drive. Fraser School (EPSB) serves the neighbourhood directly, and the Fraser Community League — active since 1982 — runs a community hall and outdoor rink at 21 Street and 147 Avenue, forming a genuine social hub through the winter months.

Long-term context

Fraser's appreciation story is one of stable, steady value rather than speculative swings. The neighbourhood was largely built out through the 1980s, meaning the supply of new competing product is limited — land is scarce and infill redevelopment in northeast Edmonton remains less aggressive than in inner-city districts, so existing homeowners are not constantly undercut by new builds. The neighbourhood's high owner-occupancy rate (approximately 77%) is a structural support for prices: owners maintain their properties and have a vested interest in neighbourhood quality. Infrastructure investment in the broader northeast — including continued expansion of the Anthony Henday ring road and ongoing improvements to the Manning Drive commercial corridor — gradually improves the area's connectivity premium. Fraser is not a neighbourhood buyers enter expecting rapid appreciation, but it has historically held value through Edmonton's oil-price-driven boom-bust cycles better than lower-density suburbs further from the river valley. For buyers with a 5–10 year horizon, the combination of affordable entry price, strong owner-occupancy, and improving regional infrastructure makes a reasonable case for steady equity accumulation.

About Fraser

Overview

Fraser is a quiet, well-established residential neighbourhood located in Northeast Edmonton. Developed primarily during the 1970s and 1980s, the community is named after John Fraser, an early pioneer and homesteader. Known for its affordable price positioning and family-friendly atmosphere, Fraser offers a blend of suburban tranquility and convenient urban access. With mature tree-lined streets, active community engagement, and an average list price of $479,521, it continues to be a popular choice for first-time homebuyers, downsizers, and growing families.

Location

Situated in Edmonton's northeast quadrant, Fraser is bounded by 153 Avenue to the north, 144 Avenue to the south, Victoria Trail to the west, and the picturesque North Saskatchewan River Valley to the east. This strategic location provides residents with seamless access to major commuter routes, including the nearby Anthony Henday Drive and Manning Drive, making it easy to navigate across the greater Edmonton area.

Housing character

The dominant property type in Fraser is the single-family detached home, which makes up the majority of the community's housing landscape. These homes often feature spacious yards, finished basements, and detached garages. In addition to detached houses, the neighbourhood offers a diverse selection of affordable townhouses, duplexes, and low-rise condominiums. The local real estate market presents excellent value, with a median sold price and properties spending an average of on the market.

Schools

Education is highly accessible in Fraser, making it an ideal location for families with children. The neighbourhood is home to Fraser School, a public elementary institution known for its comprehensive programs and active extracurriculars. Additional public and Catholic schools serving junior high and high school students are conveniently located in adjacent neighbourhoods, ensuring a seamless educational journey.

Transit

Fraser is well-connected by the Edmonton Transit Service (ETS), with multiple bus routes servicing the neighbourhood and linking residents to major transit hubs, including the nearby Clareview LRT Station. For those who drive, the community's close proximity to Victoria Trail and Anthony Henday Drive ensures an efficient and streamlined commute to downtown Edmonton and surrounding commercial districts.

Shopping and dining

While Fraser maintains a peaceful, purely residential character, extensive shopping and dining options are just a short drive away. Residents enjoy quick access to major retail hubs like Clareview Town Centre and Manning Town Centre, which feature a wide array of grocery stores, big-box retailers, casual dining restaurants, cafes, and essential daily services.

Parks and recreation

Nature enthusiasts and active residents are drawn to Fraser's abundant green spaces. Fraser Park serves as a central community gathering space, offering sports fields, playgrounds, and picnic areas. The neighbourhood's eastern boundary rests against the North Saskatchewan River Valley, providing residents with direct access to a sprawling network of scenic walking, jogging, and cycling trails. The nearby Clareview Recreation Centre also offers premier fitness, ice, and aquatic facilities.

Lifestyle

Life in Fraser is defined by a strong sense of community and a relaxed, outdoorsy pace. The active Fraser Community League plays a vital role in the neighbourhood, organizing regular events and maintaining local amenities like winter skating rinks to foster a tight-knit environment. With its harmonious blend of natural river valley beauty, affordability, and family-oriented amenities, the neighbourhood provides a balanced and fulfilling lifestyle.

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Schools near Fraser

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EastglenSenior High · Edmonton Public
John D. BraccoJunior High · Edmonton Public
FraserElementary · Edmonton Public

Frequently Asked Questions

Fraser's housing stock is dominated by single-family detached homes (about 59% of residences), most built during the 1980s. Buyers can also find duplexes, row houses, and low-rise rental apartments, giving the neighbourhood a range of entry points. The owner-occupancy rate is approximately 77%, which reflects the neighbourhood's family-oriented, long-term resident character.

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Listing information last updated on September 22, 2026 at 11:00 pm (America/Edmonton)