How much does it cost to buy a home in Macewan?

Current prices range from to depending on property type, size, and condition. The median sold price. Condos and duplexes sit at the lower end of the range, while larger single-family homes with upgrades push toward the top.

Is Macewan a good neighbourhood for families with children?

Yes. The neighbourhood's curvilinear street design limits cut-through traffic, the internal pathway network connects directly to parks and open space, and the ongoing Heritage Valley District Park build-out to the southwest will eventually add two high schools and a community centre serving the area. Owner-occupancy rates are high, which tends to correlate with stable, engaged communities.

How does Macewan connect to the rest of Edmonton for commuters?

The north boundary of Macewan runs directly along Anthony Henday Drive, giving residents immediate ring-road access for cross-city commutes. ETS bus routes along 111 Street and Ellerslie Road connect to the Century Park LRT station. Drivers heading to Nisku, the Edmonton International Airport, or the south employment corridor use 111 Street as a direct arterial.

What is Macewan named after?

The neighbourhood honours Grant MacEwan (1902–2000), one of Alberta's most respected public figures. MacEwan served as Mayor of Calgary, leader of the Alberta Liberal Party, a Member of the Legislative Assembly, and Lieutenant-Governor of Alberta from 1966 to 1974. He was also a prolific author on western Canadian history and agriculture.

How does Macewan compare to neighbouring Heritage Valley communities?

Macewan is a fully built-out community, which distinguishes it from some Heritage Valley neighbours that still have active construction. Parks, commercial nodes, and the road network are complete, so buyers know exactly what they are purchasing into. Trade-off: there is less opportunity to buy brand-new construction, but resale buyers often find better value per square foot than in newly developing pockets nearby.

Real Estate in Macewan, Edmonton

Macewan draws buyers who want a fully built-out southwest Edmonton neighbourhood without the uncertainty of a pre-development community.

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Homes for Sale in Macewan, Edmonton

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$309,900

287 macewan Road, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,221.71 sqft

$489,900

3575 MCLEAN Crescent, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,559.7 sqft

$134,900

630 MCALLISTER Loop, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 1 bed · 1 bath · 596 sqft

$172,500

630 MCALLISTER Loop, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 802.78 sqft

$160,900

226 Macewan Road, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 1 bed · 1 bath · 649.61 sqft

$165,000

622 MCALLISTER Loop, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 807.19 sqft

$599,999

1226 MCALLISTER WY, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 4 bath · 2,205 sqft

Buying in Macewan

Who fits here

Macewan draws buyers who want a fully built-out southwest Edmonton neighbourhood without the uncertainty of a pre-development community. The mix of single-family homes, duplexes, and low-rise condos suits first-time buyers moving up from a rental, downsizers who want a yard but less maintenance, and young families who need detached space on a budget. Owner-occupancy runs high here — roughly 83% of residents own rather than rent — which translates to stable, well-maintained streetscapes. The neighbourhood's curvilinear street layout keeps through-traffic low, making it a comfortable fit for households with kids. Buyers who commute to the southwest employment corridor or the Energy Square area along 111 Street will appreciate the direct access to Anthony Henday Drive on the north boundary. If you want Heritage Valley's energy and growth story but prefer a neighbourhood where the parks, schools, and commercial nodes are already operating, Macewan is the natural choice.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Macewan's for-sale market reflects the steady demand that characterises established Heritage Valley-adjacent communities. The median sold price in the neighbourhood currently sits, with an average of across all property types. Homes are spending an average of days on market before going conditional, and the sale-to-list ratio of indicates whether sellers are routinely achieving asking price or negotiating down. Over the past 12 months, properties have changed hands. Active inventory is running at 39 listings, with prices ranging from to depending on size and finishings. At per square foot on average, Macewan tends to offer better value than comparable finished communities north of the Henday.

Commute and lifestyle

Macewan sits in Edmonton's southwest quadrant, bounded by Anthony Henday Drive to the north, 111 Street to the east, Ellerslie Road to the south, and 127 Street to the west. For drivers, the Henday provides quick access to West Edmonton Mall and the Whitemud Freeway in under 15 minutes during off-peak hours, and the 111 Street corridor connects directly south toward Nisku and the Edmonton International Airport. ETS bus service runs along the 111 Street and Ellerslie Road corridors, linking residents to the Century Park LRT terminus for commutes downtown. Within the neighbourhood, an internal pathway network threads through green linear corridors — including a dedicated greenway along the main pipeline right-of-way — connecting parks and open space nodes without requiring residents to use arterial roads. The Heritage Valley District Park, now partially open just to the southwest, adds two high schools, community centre facilities, and multi-use sports fields as its phased build-out continues. Day-to-day conveniences including groceries, pharmacies, and restaurants sit within a short drive along Ellerslie Road and 111 Street.

Long-term context

Macewan was planned and built between 2001 and the early 2010s under the Heritage Valley Suburban Concept Development Brief, which coordinated land use across a cluster of southwest Edmonton communities. That planning framework — balancing density types, green corridors, and commercial nodes — has produced a neighbourhood where values have tracked the broader southwest Edmonton growth story. The Heritage Valley District Park's ongoing build-out to the southwest is the most significant near-term catalyst: when Phase 1B opened in September 2024, it immediately improved the recreation offering for the entire area, and future phases will add further amenities. Anthony Henday Drive's completion as a full ring road cemented Macewan's connectivity advantage for suburban buyers, reducing the isolation premium that affected early Heritage Valley communities. With infill sites largely absorbed and new supply constrained by the neighbourhood's built-out boundaries, any sustained demand increase translates more directly into price appreciation than it would in a community still adding lots.

About Macewan

Overview

MacEwan is a well-planned, family-friendly neighbourhood in Southwest Edmonton, offering an affordable entry into the city's real estate market. Established in the early 2000s as part of the Heritage Valley area, the community features a mix of housing with a strong presence of condominium and apartment-style living. Real estate moves efficiently here, with properties seeing an.

Location

Situated in Southwest Edmonton, MacEwan is conveniently bounded by Anthony Henday Drive to the north, 127th Street to the west, Ellerslie Road to the south, and 111th Street to the east. This strategic positioning provides residents with rapid access to the rest of the city and key commuting routes.

Housing character

The housing landscape in MacEwan is characterized by affordability, with condos serving as the dominant property type. Higher-density apartments and townhomes are primarily located near commercial spaces and transit corridors, while single-family homes and duplexes sit on quiet, curvilinear streets and cul-de-sacs. The market offers accessible pricing, highlighted by an and a typical median price.

Schools

Families in MacEwan have access to local and nearby educational options. The neighbourhood is home to the Victory Christian Centre and School in the south-central area, providing faith-based education. Nearby public school options, such as George P. Nicholson Public School, serve the surrounding community and make the area highly practical for families with children.

Transit

Transit and connectivity are major strengths of MacEwan. The eastern boundary along 111th Street serves as a primary transit corridor, providing frequent bus services and easy connections to the wider Edmonton Transit Service. Commuters also benefit from immediate access to Anthony Henday Drive for straightforward travel by car.

Shopping and dining

Commercial amenities are strategically integrated into the neighbourhood, particularly in the southeast corner near 111th Street and Ellerslie Road. Residents enjoy convenient access to daily necessities, local eateries, and services, while the expansive retail and dining options of broader South Edmonton are just a short drive away.

Parks and recreation

MacEwan is designed with active living in mind, featuring MacEwan Park, local playgrounds, and sprawling green spaces. The community thoughtfully incorporates a preserved natural area known as the Virginia woodlot. An extensive network of pedestrian pathways links these parks and natural elements together, encouraging walking and cycling.

Lifestyle

Life in MacEwan appeals to first-time buyers, young professionals, and families seeking an affordable, active, and well-connected community. The neighbourhood strikes a balance between suburban tranquility and urban convenience, supported by consistent market demand and a robust that reflects its ongoing popularity.

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D. S. MacKenzieJunior High · Edmonton Public
Dr. Anne AndersonSenior High · Edmonton Public
Roberta MacAdamsElementary · Edmonton Public

Frequently Asked Questions

Macewan offers a genuine mix: approximately 52% of the housing stock is single-family detached homes, 19% are duplexes and semi-detached properties, and the remaining 29% are apartment-style condos and stacked units. This variety means buyers can often find a property type that fits their budget within the neighbourhood rather than having to shop across multiple communities.

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Listing information last updated on September 22, 2026 at 1:00 am (America/Edmonton)