What is the current median home price in La Perle?

The median sold price in La Perle is, with homes averaging days on market. Pricing reflects the neighbourhood's 1980s-era stock — buyers get more square footage per dollar here compared to newer communities further west along the Henday corridor.

Is La Perle a good neighbourhood for families?

Yes. LaPerle School (K–6, Edmonton Public Schools) is located within the neighbourhood at 18715 97A Avenue NW, making the morning walk or bike ride practical for most families. The La Perle Community League runs a community hall and outdoor skating rink, providing year-round programming. The neighbourhood is roughly 70% owner-occupied, which contributes to a stable, family-oriented environment.

How does commuting from La Perle work?

La Perle has direct access to Anthony Henday Drive on its western edge, making ring-road commutes fast in any direction. Downtown Edmonton is about 25 minutes by car via 100 Avenue. ETS bus service along 100 Avenue and 178 Street connects residents to the broader transit network. The City's Neighbourhood Renewal project (spring 2026 construction start) will also improve pedestrian infrastructure throughout the area.

What city improvements are planned for La Perle?

The City of Edmonton has selected La Perle and neighbouring Belmead for Neighbourhood Renewal, with construction scheduled to begin spring 2026. The project will reconstruct residential roads, replace sidewalks, curbs, gutters, and street lighting, and add missing sidewalk links. Community engagement on the draft design took place in late 2024. These are publicly funded capital improvements that require no direct cost to homeowners.

What amenities are near La Perle?

West Edmonton Mall is directly southeast of La Perle in adjacent Summerlea, providing grocery stores, pharmacies, restaurants, entertainment, and one of Canada's largest shopping centres within a short drive. The La Perle Community League hall and outdoor rink serve the immediate neighbourhood. Anthony Henday Drive offers quick access to big-box retail nodes throughout west and southwest Edmonton, and MacEwan University is reachable via 100 Avenue.

Homes for Sale in La Perle, Edmonton

La Perle suits buyers who want a mature, well-rooted northwest Edmonton community without the premium price tag of newer suburban builds.

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$254,950

Avg list price

$320,283

Homes for Sale in La Perle, Edmonton

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$479,000

9845 184 ST, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,238 sqft

$479,000

9845 184 Street, Edmonton

4 Level Split · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,237.86 sqft

$199,900

18020 95 AV NW, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 1,276 sqft

$240,000

9619 180 ST NW, Edmonton

Townhouse · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,178 sqft

$199,900

18020 95 Avenue, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 1,276.5 sqft

$289,900

18003 99 AV, Edmonton

Duplex · 3 bed · 2 bath · 894 sqft

$240,000

9619 180 Street, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,178.01 sqft

$260,000

9569 180A ST, Edmonton

Townhouse · 3 bed · 2 bath · 924 sqft

$489,900

18507 98 AV, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,196 sqft

$489,900

18507 98 Avenue, Edmonton

Bi-Level · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,196.42 sqft

$359,900

18425 95A AV, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,144 sqft

$555,000

9831 185 ST, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,302 sqft

Buying in La Perle

Who fits here

La Perle suits buyers who want a mature, well-rooted northwest Edmonton community without the premium price tag of newer suburban builds. The neighbourhood's roughly 70% owner-occupancy rate signals stable, long-term residents — ideal for families putting down roots. Housing stock runs from 1980s single-detached homes (nearly half of all dwellings) to townhomes, duplexes, and low-rise condos, so entry-level and move-up buyers both find options here. Direct access to Anthony Henday Drive makes La Perle practical for commuters heading to west Edmonton employment corridors, Edmonton International Airport, or any ring-road destination. Families specifically benefit from the walkable LaPerle School (K–6) right in the neighbourhood, plus proximity to West Edmonton Mall for everyday errands and leisure. If you value a quiet residential feel, established street trees, and a community league with a skating rink — without paying new-build prices — La Perle delivers.

Current market in the neighbourhood

La Perle's housing market reflects the value proposition of mature northwest Edmonton. The neighbourhood's mix of 1980s single-detached homes, row houses, and low-rise condos creates a tiered price range — from for entry-level attached product up to for fully updated detached homes. The current median sold price sits, with an average. Sellers are pricing competitively: the sale-to-list ratio of reflects steady demand. Homes are moving in an average of days, and sales have closed over the past 12 months. At per square foot, La Perle consistently offers better value than comparable newer communities further west. Active buyers have 24 homes currently available to consider.

Commute and lifestyle

La Perle's northwest position puts Anthony Henday Drive at its western doorstep, giving drivers ring-road access in under a minute — a genuine commuting advantage over inner-city neighbourhoods stuck in grid traffic. Downtown Edmonton is roughly a 25-minute drive via 100 Avenue or Stony Plain Road. For transit riders, ETS bus routes along 100 Avenue and 178 Street connect to the wider LRT network, and the city's Neighbourhood Renewal project (construction beginning spring 2026) will add traffic-calming measures, upgraded sidewalks, and new curb infrastructure throughout La Perle and neighbouring Belmead. West Edmonton Mall sits immediately southeast, covering grocery, pharmacy, dining, and entertainment. La Perle Community League, established in 1983, maintains a community hall and outdoor skating rink at 186 Street and 97A Avenue — the social anchor of the neighbourhood through all four Alberta seasons.

Long-term context

La Perle was built out almost entirely between 1971 and 1990, meaning the neighbourhood's infrastructure is entering its renewal cycle — a dynamic that has historically supported value growth in Edmonton's established areas as upgrades attract buyers priced out of new construction. The City of Edmonton's confirmed Neighbourhood Renewal investment, scheduled to begin spring 2026, will replace roads, curbs, gutters, sidewalks, and street lighting across La Perle and Belmead — capital improvements funded publicly that directly lift property condition perceptions. Edmonton's broader northwest corridor has seen sustained interest as Anthony Henday Drive transformed what was once a fringe location into a genuinely well-connected one. For buyers willing to purchase a 1980s home and renovate on their own timeline, La Perle offers below-average price-per-square-foot relative to the ring-road access and school proximity it delivers — a combination that tends to compress over time as the city grows outward.

About La Perle

Overview

La Perle is an established, family-oriented neighbourhood in west Edmonton, celebrated for its quiet suburban atmosphere and excellent connectivity. Named after early resident Leo LaPerle, the community offers a balanced mix of residential tranquility and immediate access to major city amenities. With its tree-lined streets and central green spaces, La Perle appeals to a diverse range of residents, from young professionals to retirees looking for an affordable and active community.

Location

Situated in Edmonton's west end, La Perle is bounded by Anthony Henday Drive to the west, 100 Avenue to the north, 178 Street to the east, and 95 Avenue to the south. This prime location provides residents with quick access to major commuter routes, ensuring seamless travel to downtown Edmonton, the Edmonton International Airport, and other key areas of the city.

Housing character

Developed primarily during the 1980s and 1990s, La Perle features a diverse and affordable housing market. While single-family homes are present, the dominant property types include well-maintained row houses and low-rise apartment condominiums, making it an accessible entry point into the real estate market. The neighbourhood presents excellent affordability, with properties reflecting an average list price of $320,283 and a typical average sold price.

Schools

Families in the area are well-served by La Perle Elementary School, a centrally located public K-6 school known for its strong community involvement and inclusive programs. For alternative educational options, residents have easy access to nearby institutions such as St. Benedict Catholic School and Aldergrove School in adjacent neighbourhoods, providing a supportive learning environment for students of all ages.

Transit

La Perle boasts reliable public transportation with regular Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) bus routes, including the 914, 915, and 925, navigating along the main collector roads. For drivers, immediate access to Anthony Henday Drive and Whitemud Drive ensures efficient commutes, while the robust transit network effortlessly connects residents to nearby commercial hubs, schools, and the downtown core.

Shopping and dining

Residents enjoy the convenience of a local shopping centre right in the middle of the neighbourhood for everyday necessities. For an unparalleled shopping and dining experience, world-famous West Edmonton Mall is located just minutes away in the adjacent Summerlea community, offering endless retail stores, international restaurants, and entertainment options. Additional commercial services are easily accessible along nearby 170th Street.

Parks and recreation

Green space is a major highlight, with the expansive La Perle Park serving as the heart of the community. This central hub features sports fields, playgrounds, and picnic areas, while the active La Perle Community League maintains a community hall and outdoor skating rink. Outdoor enthusiasts will also appreciate the neighbourhood's walking and biking trails, as well as the nearby Frank & Etta Wild Park.

Lifestyle

Life in La Perle strikes a perfect balance between peaceful residential living and urban convenience. The active Community League fosters a tight-knit vibe by organizing year-round events like summer picnics, winter skating, and fitness classes. With properties spending an average of on the market and boasting a sale-to-list ratio, the neighbourhood is a vibrant, welcoming, and highly practical choice for modern living.

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Frequently Asked Questions

La Perle offers a diverse mix of housing: single-detached homes make up about half of the neighbourhood's dwellings, with the rest split among row houses (16%), duplexes (13%), and low-rise apartments or condos (22%). Most homes were built in the 1980s, so buyers typically find well-established lots with mature trees. Entry-level condos and townhomes sit at the lower end of the price spectrum, while updated detached homes command higher values.

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Listing information last updated on April 24, 2026 at 2:00 pm (America/Edmonton)