What is the typical price range for homes in Laurel?

Homes in Laurel currently range from approximately, with a median sold price of over the past 12 months. Entry-level townhomes and duplexes sit at the lower end, while larger single-detached homes command the upper range.

Which schools serve the Laurel neighbourhood?

Svend Hansen School serves Laurel students from Kindergarten through Grade 9 and is the primary catchment school for the neighbourhood. For students requiring alternate capacity, Daly Grove School (K–6) and T.D. Baker School (7–9) are nearby options within Edmonton Public Schools. Catholic families are served by schools in the broader Mill Woods area.

How is the commute from Laurel to downtown Edmonton?

Laurel sits directly on Anthony Henday Drive, Edmonton's ring road, making it fast to reach any part of the city by car. For transit users, ETS bus routes connect the neighbourhood to Mill Woods Transit Centre, where the Valley Line LRT offers service toward downtown. Most residents driving downtown can expect 20–30 minutes depending on traffic and time of day.

What parks and recreational facilities are near Laurel?

The Meadows Community Recreation Centre is just north of Laurel and offers an arena, fitness facilities, and an aquatic centre. The neighbourhood itself features parks, stormwater lakes, and connects to a five-kilometre shared-use trail running through The Meadows communities of Silver Berry, Wild Rose, Larkspur, and Laurel. The Fulton Marsh Constructed Marshland is also accessible nearby.

Is Laurel a good neighbourhood for families?

Yes — Laurel is well-suited for families. It has an on-catchment K–9 school (Svend Hansen), abundant park space and trails, proximity to the Grey Nuns Community Hospital, and a community league. The neighbourhood's newer housing stock and architectural consistency also mean fewer surprise maintenance costs compared with older Edmonton communities.

Homes for Sale in Laurel, Edmonton

Laurel draws buyers who want a newer, well-planned community in southeast Edmonton without the premium price of more established areas.

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Active listings

138

Median list price

$515,000

Avg list price

$568,192

Homes for Sale in Laurel, Edmonton

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$749,900

3107 13 AV, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 5 bed · 6 bath · 2,614 sqft

$349,900

1626 33A ST, Edmonton

Townhouse · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,459 sqft

$829,400

1923 19 AV, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 4 bed · 5 bath · 2,656 sqft

$749,900

3107 13 Avenue, Edmonton

2 Storey · 5 bed · 6 bath · 2,614.04 sqft

$349,900

1626 33A Street, Edmonton

3 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,459.06 sqft

$392,800

2107 24 ST, Edmonton

Townhouse · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,290 sqft

$829,400

1923 19 Avenue, Edmonton

2 Storey · 4 bed · 5 bath · 2,655.59 sqft

$392,800

2107 24 Street, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,290.17 sqft

$435,000

2526 19A AV, Edmonton

Duplex · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,501 sqft

$479,000

1221 27 ST, Edmonton

Duplex · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,590 sqft

$599,000

1452 30 Street, Edmonton

2 Storey · 4 bed · 3 bath · 2,404.89 sqft

$479,000

1221 27 Street, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,589.95 sqft

Buying in Laurel

Who fits here

Laurel draws buyers who want a newer, well-planned community in southeast Edmonton without the premium price of more established areas. The neighbourhood suits first-time buyers and young families who want a mix of single-detached homes, townhomes, and duplexes at attainable price points. Proximity to Anthony Henday Drive makes it practical for two-income households commuting to different parts of the city, while the Meadows Community Recreation Centre and nearby Grey Nuns Community Hospital add day-to-day convenience. Buyers who value trails, green space, and a walkable community feel — but still need quick ring-road access — tend to find Laurel a strong fit. Move-up buyers looking for newer construction with sustainable design guidelines also find appeal here, as the neighbourhood was built under architectural standards that keep the streetscape cohesive.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Laurel is a mid-2000s planned community that has matured into one of southeast Edmonton's more active resale markets. Homes here range from compact starter townhomes to larger single-detached properties, giving the area a wide price spread. The current median list price sits at $515,000, with active listings averaging $568,192. Over the past 12 months, properties changed hands, and homes are selling at of asking price on average. Buyers can expect an average of days on market before a property sells. Price per square foot averages, and the overall market range runs from approximately. Median sold price over the same period is, reflecting the neighbourhood's mix of entry-level and move-up product.

Commute and lifestyle

Laurel sits at the edge of Anthony Henday Drive, Edmonton's ring road, giving residents fast access to virtually every quadrant of the city without touching Whitemud Drive or downtown corridors. The 17 Street corridor connects north to Mill Woods Town Centre and south toward Beaumont, and ETS bus service links Laurel to the Mill Woods Transit Centre for LRT connections into the downtown core. The Meadows Community Recreation Centre — located just north of the neighbourhood — offers an arena, gym, and aquatic facility within a short drive or bike ride. A five-kilometre shared-use path runs through The Meadows area connecting Laurel to Silver Berry, Wild Rose, and Larkspur, making active commuting and weekend recreation practical. The Grey Nuns Community Hospital is minutes away on Youville Drive, and a growing retail node along 23 Avenue and 17 Street handles most everyday errands.

Long-term context

Laurel was built out largely between 2007 and the mid-2010s, which means most homes are now 10–18 years old — past the new-build premium phase but still modern enough to carry relatively low maintenance costs. The neighbourhood's architectural and sustainability guidelines, embedded in The Meadows of Laurel development framework, have helped maintain consistent streetscape quality, which supports long-run values. Southeast Edmonton broadly has benefited from Anthony Henday Drive completion, reducing commute friction and attracting young professional households. Laurel's position as one of the more recently developed communities in The Meadows — with Svend Hansen School (K–9) in the catchment, nearby hospital infrastructure, and the established Meadows recreation amenity — gives it durable demand drivers. As southeast Edmonton continues to grow further south and east, Laurel's more central-within-the-quadrant location adds relative scarcity appeal over time.

About Laurel

Overview

Laurel is a rapidly growing, family-friendly neighbourhood in Southeast Edmonton, forming part of The Meadows community. Established in the late 2000s, this modern area is celebrated for its lush green spaces and active community league. The market features a steady volume of activity, with homes sold over the last year, largely reflecting its appeal to new and move-up buyers.

Location

Bounded by 23 Avenue to the north, Anthony Henday Drive to the south, 34 Street to the west, and 17 Street to the east. This strategic Southeast Edmonton location offers residents swift commuter access to the rest of the city via Anthony Henday Drive and Whitemud Drive. Buyers eyeing this well-connected area can expect an average listing price of $568,192.

Housing character

The residential landscape is dominated by modern single-family detached homes, which make up about half of the area, complemented by a mix of duplexes, townhomes, and low-rise apartments. Homes often feature contemporary finishes like open floor plans and attached garages. Properties in this mid-range market typically see an average sold price and a strong sale-to-list ratio.

Schools

Families in Laurel benefit from convenient access to local education, highlighted by Svend Hansen School, a K-9 public school located right within the community boundaries. For older students or alternative programming, numerous public and Catholic schools are easily accessible in adjacent neighbourhoods.

Transit

While primarily a car-dependent community for major commuting, Laurel is serviced by Edmonton Transit Service bus routes that connect residents to the nearby Meadows and Mill Woods Transit Centres. For drivers, the immediate proximity to Anthony Henday Drive makes navigating Edmonton a breeze. Homes move at a typical pace here, spending an average of on the market.

Shopping and dining

Although Laurel is designed purely as a residential haven with no internal commercial zoning, residents are never far from daily necessities. Just north along 23 Avenue, locals have quick access to a variety of shopping centres, grocery stores, and dining options, while Mill Woods Town Centre is only a short drive away. Currently, there are 138 active listings for buyers looking to live near these amenities.

Parks and recreation

Nature and outdoor activity are central to the Laurel experience. The neighbourhood features a landscaped multi-use pipeline trail, several pocket parks, playgrounds, and four scenic stormwater ponds including Laurel Lake Park. Just minutes away, the expansive Meadows Recreation Centre provides state-of-the-art aquatic, fitness, and library facilities.

Lifestyle

Life in Laurel is vibrant, multicultural, and highly community-focused. The active Laurel Community League organizes events and advocates for neighbourhood improvements, fostering a strong sense of belonging. With an accessible median sold price and an average price per square foot, the area offers an exceptional quality of life for families and professionals alike.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Laurel offers a mix of single-detached homes, semi-detached properties, townhomes, and duplexes. The neighbourhood was designed to accommodate a range of housing types, making it accessible to first-time buyers, young families, and move-up purchasers alike. Most homes were built between 2007 and 2015 under architectural guidelines that maintain a cohesive streetscape.

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Listing information last updated on April 24, 2026 at 12:00 pm (America/Edmonton)