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Real Estate in Maple Crest, Edmonton

Maple Crest appeals to buyers who want a modern, move-in-ready home in one of southeast Edmonton's newest communities without paying an inner-city premium.

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Active listings

26

Median list price

$577,400

Avg list price

$639,192

Homes for Sale in Maple Crest, Edmonton

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3119 9 Street, Edmonton

$689,900

3119 9 Street, Edmonton

2 Storey · 4 bed · 3 bath · 2,271.2 sqft

4232 8 Street, Edmonton

$775,000

4232 8 Street, Edmonton

Bungalow · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,638.82 sqft

2627 MAPLE WY, Edmonton

$389,900

2627 MAPLE WY, Edmonton

Townhouse · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,432 sqft

3111 9 Street, Edmonton

$554,900

3111 9 Street, Edmonton

2 Storey · 4 bed · 3 bath · 2,072.5 sqft

424 33 Avenue, Edmonton

$1,250,000

424 33 Avenue, Edmonton

2 Storey · 5 bed · 7 bath · 3,501.42 sqft

3520 9 ST, Edmonton

$369,900

3520 9 ST, Edmonton

Duplex · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,378 sqft

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724 40 Avenue, Edmonton

$599,900

724 40 Avenue, Edmonton

2 Storey · 4 bed · 4 bath · 2,354.3 sqft

3014 9 ST, Edmonton

$2,000

3014 9 ST, Edmonton

Duplex · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,564 sqft

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Buying in Maple Crest

Who fits here

Maple Crest appeals to buyers who want a modern, move-in-ready home in one of southeast Edmonton's newest communities without paying an inner-city premium. The neighbourhood draws young families and newcomers to Edmonton who prioritize square footage, attached garages, and easy highway access over walkability to downtown. Homes here skew toward single-detached builds with open-concept layouts, and a healthy share of properties include secondary suites — a practical draw for buyers looking to offset carrying costs with rental income. Proximity to Anthony Henday Drive makes Maple Crest a natural fit for commuters headed to the south or west side of the city, and the Meadows Transit Centre is nearby for those relying on ETS. Buyers who value a tight-knit, multicultural community with young neighbours and growing local infrastructure will feel at home here. First-time buyers stretching their budget and move-up buyers trading a smaller home for more space both find Maple Crest competitive. The tradeoff: the area is still maturing, so some commercial and school infrastructure that exists on paper may still be a short drive away.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Maple Crest sits within Edmonton's southeast quadrant, where new-build detached homes and duplexes define the price landscape. The median sold price in the neighbourhood runs, with an average sold price of — reflecting the mix of entry-level duplexes and larger single-family detached homes that dominate the area. Sellers have been averaging days on market, and homes are selling at of list price on average, which signals how much negotiating room buyers can expect. Over the past 12 months, properties have changed hands in the neighbourhood. Active inventory currently sits at 26 listings, with a price range spanning from. Price per square foot averages, making Maple Crest one of the more value-oriented options in a city that still competes favourably against Vancouver and Calgary on affordability. Median list price is currently $577,400.

Commute and lifestyle

Maple Crest's biggest logistical asset is Anthony Henday Drive, the ring road that frames its eastern and southern edges. From here, you can reach nearly any part of Edmonton without touching a traffic light — south to Nisku and the airport, west to the hospital corridor, or north to downtown in under 30 minutes during off-peak hours. The Meadows Transit Centre, a 13-bay hub that opened in 2010, anchors bus connections to downtown and transfers to the LRT network, with nine routes plus on-demand service covering the broader Meadows area. Day-to-day errands revolve around the RioCan Meadows development along 23 Avenue, which anchors a large retail node including Walmart and Home Depot. Independent grocers, Indian, Vietnamese, and Mexican restaurants, and a growing lineup of service businesses fill out the local commercial mix. For recreation, the Meadows Community Recreation Centre — about a five-minute drive — offers two NHL-size arenas, an aquatic centre, fitness facilities, an indoor track, and a co-located library branch. A five-kilometre multi-use path connects neighbourhoods across The Meadows, and the Fulton Marsh Constructed Wetland gives nature walkers a genuine urban-wildlife experience nearby.

Long-term context

Maple Crest is a product of Edmonton's southeast growth corridor, an area that has added tens of thousands of residents over the past two decades as The Meadows filled in neighbourhood by neighbourhood. The broader Maple area had its structure plan adopted in 2010, meaning most of the housing stock is less than 15 years old — limiting the deep appreciation swings seen in established inner-city communities, but also limiting the deferred-maintenance risk that older homes carry. What Maple Crest offers instead is a foundation still being built: as commercial nodes mature, transit improves, and the neighbourhood profile rises, early buyers often capture organic appreciation that comes simply from a community coming into its own. Edmonton's overall market has remained one of Canada's most accessible major-city markets, and southeast Edmonton in particular has sustained steady demand from a growing immigrant population and young families priced out of other cities. Infrastructure investment — including the opening of Elder Dr. Francis Whiskeyjack High School in September 2024 nearby — continues to raise the neighbourhood's long-term livability score, a factor that tends to support values over time.

About Maple Crest

Overview

Maple Crest is a scenic, master-planned community in Southeast Edmonton's Meadows area. Known for its extensive wetlands, lush natural reserves, and family-friendly atmosphere, it blends suburban tranquility with exceptional urban convenience. With strong connectivity via major roadways and a dominant single-family housing market, it is an ideal choice for nature lovers and families seeking modern amenities. Current median home prices sit.

Location

Located in Southeast Edmonton, Maple Crest is bordered by Whitemud Drive to the north, 34 Street NW to the west, Anthony Henday Drive to the east, and 23 Avenue NW to the south. This strategic positioning provides residents with quick and easy commutes to downtown Edmonton, surrounding municipalities, and the Edmonton International Airport.

Housing character

First developed in the early 2010s, Maple Crest features a modern suburban aesthetic. Detached single-family homes dominate the neighborhood, accounting for approximately 70% of the housing stock, with mid-range price positioning averaging. The community also offers a mix of townhouses, spacious half-duplexes, and newly developed apartment-style condominiums to suit diverse lifestyles.

Schools

Families in Maple Crest have access to a variety of excellent educational institutions. Nearby public and Catholic options include A. Blair McPherson School, Velma E. Baker School, and Father Michael Troy Catholic Junior High School. Older students are served by nearby high schools such as J. Percy Page High School and Holy Trinity Catholic High School.

Transit

The neighborhood is well-connected by the Edmonton Transit Service (ETS), including local routes like bus 506. Commuters benefit from the nearby Meadows Transit Centre, a major hub offering a free park-and-ride facility and multiple routes connecting to downtown Edmonton. Drivers also enjoy immediate access to Anthony Henday Drive and Whitemud Drive.

Shopping and dining

Residents are just a short drive from major retail hubs, including the RioCan Meadows shopping center and Tamarack Common. These nearby centers feature grocery stores like the Real Canadian Superstore and Walmart Supercentre, alongside hardware stores, pharmacies, and a diverse selection of dining options ranging from casual cafes to international cuisine.

Parks and recreation

Nature is a defining element of Maple Crest. The community boasts a spectacular 75-acre natural reserve built around Fulton Marsh, Edmonton's largest stormwater facility. Residents enjoy protected bird-nesting islands, lush wetlands, and extensive walking trails. Additionally, the nearby Meadows Community Recreation Centre provides an ice rink, swimming pools, sports courts, and a public library.

Lifestyle

Maple Crest offers a peaceful, nature-oriented suburban lifestyle that perfectly balances outdoor recreation with urban convenience. Popular with growing families and active professionals, the community encourages spending time outdoors along its scenic lake and tree-lined paths. Homes in this highly desirable area typically see an inventory of around 26 active listings, reflecting steady interest in its relaxed, well-connected environment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Maple Crest is predominantly a new-build neighbourhood with single-detached homes and duplexes making up most of the inventory. Many homes include secondary suites, which is common across southeast Edmonton's newer communities. Townhomes and semi-detached options also appear, giving buyers a range of price points within the neighbourhood.

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