How close is Miller to LRT and public transit?

The Clareview LRT station is located just southeast of the Miller neighbourhood, giving residents direct light rail access to downtown Edmonton and other points along the Capital Line. ETS bus routes also serve the area, connecting to Clareview Transit Centre for transfers. For drivers, Manning Drive along the eastern boundary connects quickly to Anthony Henday Drive.

What schools serve the Miller neighbourhood?

Miller is served by Edmonton Public Schools (EPSB). The neighbourhood has a school and park site in its west-central area, and a number of additional EPSB and Edmonton Catholic Schools options are accessible within the broader northeast Edmonton area. Families should confirm current catchment boundaries directly with EPSB, as boundaries are subject to review.

How many homes have sold in Miller in the past year?

Over the past 12 months, properties sold in Miller. The median sold price was, giving buyers a realistic benchmark when evaluating active listings.

Is Miller a good neighbourhood for families?

Miller is a well-suited neighbourhood for families. The housing stock is dominated by single-family homes with yards, the neighbourhood is largely owner-occupied and established, and there is a school and park site within the community itself. The nearby Clareview area provides access to recreational facilities and retail, and Manning Drive connects quickly to other parts of the city.

When was Miller developed and what is the neighbourhood like today?

Miller's residential development occurred almost entirely after 1996 and was substantially complete by the early 2000s. Today it is a stable, mature suburban neighbourhood in northeast Edmonton with a mix of single-family homes, duplexes, and a naturalized wetland park. The community is quiet and owner-dominated, with infrastructure — roads, parks, transit access — already in place.

Real Estate in Miller, Edmonton

Miller attracts buyers who want a solidly suburban northeast Edmonton address without the premium price of newer master-planned communities.

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Median list price

$392,445

Avg list price

$366,999

Homes for Sale in Miller, Edmonton

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$399,990

4435 152 Avenue, Edmonton

Bi-Level · 2 bed · 2 bath · 954.77 sqft

$199,000

#124 14259 50 Street, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 867.69 sqft

$460,000

4315 151 Avenue, Edmonton

Bi-Level · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,384.25 sqft

$175,000

14259 50 Street, Edmonton

Multi Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 1,006.97 sqft

$420,000

15213 49A Street, Edmonton

Bungalow · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,198.57 sqft

$589,900

4711 152 Avenue, Edmonton

2 Storey · 4 bed · 4 bath · 2,479.92 sqft

$384,900

4520 149 Avenue, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,247.12 sqft

$147,400

14259 50 Street, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 1 bed · 1 bath · 774.79 sqft

$379,000

14839 47 Street, Edmonton

Bi-Level · 2 bed · 2 bath · 1,052.72 sqft

$469,900

4317 152 Avenue, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,484.36 sqft

$464,900

15135 43 Street, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,021.4 sqft

$314,000

14603 MILLER Boulevard, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,239.04 sqft

Buying in Miller

Who fits here

Miller attracts buyers who want a solidly suburban northeast Edmonton address without the premium price of newer master-planned communities. The neighbourhood skews heavily toward owners — roughly 86 percent of homes are owner-occupied — which means you'll find neighbours who are invested in the street, the block, and the community association. The dominant housing form is the single-family detached home (about 64 percent of the stock), making it a strong fit for families who need bedrooms, a backyard, and a garage. A meaningful share of duplexes (around 19 percent) also gives first-time buyers a more accessible entry point into homeownership in a stable, established area. If your priorities include quick access to the northeast ring road via Manning Drive, proximity to Clareview LRT for car-free commuting into downtown, and a neighbourhood where development is largely complete rather than still under construction around you, Miller deserves a close look.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Miller trades at a broad range of price points, with homes listed from up and a median sold price. The average sold price sits, and buyers are typically paying close to asking — the sale-to-list ratio. Homes move at a measured pace, averaging days on hômm before going firm. Over the past 12 months, properties changed hands in the neighbourhood. Active inventory currently stands at 12 listings, and the average price per square foot. The median list price is $392,445, with an average list price of $366,999. These figures reflect a market that rewards buyers who are prepared and sellers who price accurately from day one.

Commute and lifestyle

Miller's location in northeast Edmonton gives residents two distinct commuting options. The Clareview LRT station sits just southeast of the neighbourhood, putting downtown Edmonton roughly 30 minutes away by train without touching a car. For drivers, Manning Drive runs along the eastern boundary and connects directly to Anthony Henday Drive, making cross-city trips to the west or south efficient even during peak hours. Day-to-day errands land within a short drive: Clareview Town Centre, anchored by a major grocery store and a range of retail, is the closest hub for shopping, dining, and services. Within the neighbourhood itself, a school and park site in the west-central area provides open space, and a naturalized wetland park adds genuine green space with a passive recreational and educational character — the kind of amenity that rarely shows up in newer subdivisions. The Edmonton Police Service's North Division headquarters at 142 Avenue and 50 Street is also located at the neighbourhood's southern edge, an often-overlooked indicator of a community that the city takes seriously from a safety infrastructure standpoint.

Long-term context

Miller's value story is rooted in timing and completeness. The neighbourhood was built out almost entirely after 1996 and reached effective buildout in the early 2010s, meaning the housing stock is relatively uniform in age and condition — there are few surprise renovation projects hiding in 1950s bungalows here. That consistency tends to reduce buyer uncertainty and supports stable resale values. The neighbourhood's proximity to Clareview LRT is an underlying long-term positive: transit-adjacent properties in Edmonton have historically held value better than purely car-dependent areas as fuel costs and transit investment have grown. Manning Drive access also ties Miller into Edmonton's ring-road network, a practical advantage that doesn't get priced out of the market the way walkability premiums do in inner-city areas. For buyers watching the northeast corridor, Miller represents a mature neighbourhood whose infrastructure — roads, parks, transit, schools — is already built and paid for, which reduces the uncertainty premium that often affects newer communities still waiting for amenities to arrive.

About Miller

Overview

Miller is a modern, family-friendly residential neighbourhood in northeast Edmonton. Mostly developed in the early 2000s, it offers a peaceful, suburban lifestyle with excellent connectivity to the rest of the city. With a strong presence of affordable condos and townhomes, it presents an accessible entry point into the real estate market. The current 12 active listings show consistent buyer interest, and properties typically see an average market time.

Location

Situated in Edmonton's northeast, Miller is uniquely shaped like a triangle. It is bounded by 153 Avenue to the north, 50 Street to the west, and Manning Drive along with the Canadian National Railway to the southeast. This strategic location provides residents with quick commuter access to major thoroughfares like Anthony Henday Drive.

Housing character

While the neighbourhood contains single-family houses, the dominant property type is the condo, alongside townhouses and low-rise apartments. This diverse mix makes Miller an exceptionally affordable community for first-time buyers and young families. With a median sold price and an average sold price, the area delivers value without sacrificing modern comforts, as most construction was completed post-2000.

Schools

Although Miller does not have its own schools directly within its boundaries, families have easy access to educational options in adjacent communities. Nearby public and Catholic institutions include McLeod School, Steele Heights School, and Cardinal Collins High School Academic Centre, all located just a short distance away.

Transit

Public transit riders in Miller benefit from exceptional connectivity. The Clareview LRT station is located just southeast of the neighbourhood, offering rapid, direct service to the downtown core, Commonwealth Stadium, and the University of Alberta. Additionally, several Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) bus stops are situated within a short walk of most homes.

Shopping and dining

Residents enjoy proximity to an array of retail and dining amenities. The nearby Clareview Town Centre and Londonderry Mall provide everything from large grocery chains to specialty retail shops and restaurants. Essential services, including pharmacies and medical clinics, are also quickly accessible via Manning Drive and 50 Street.

Parks and recreation

Outdoor enthusiasts appreciate Miller's well-integrated green spaces. The community features a central open park site, a beautiful naturalized wetland park, and pedestrian pathways built along former pipeline rights-of-way. Nearby, residents also have convenient access to community splash pads and extensive sports facilities in the surrounding district.

Lifestyle

Miller's lifestyle balances urban convenience with a calm, tranquil atmosphere. Its quiet streets and natural amenities appeal to those seeking a safe and affordable environment. Sellers in the area currently enjoy a solid sale-to-list ratio, reflecting a stable and appealing market for those looking to join this welcoming community.

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Schools near Miller

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McLeodElementary · Edmonton Public
Steele HeightsJunior High · Edmonton Public

Frequently Asked Questions

Miller's housing mix is predominantly single-family detached homes, which make up about 64 percent of the neighbourhood's residences. Duplexes account for around 19 percent and offer a more affordable entry into the area. A smaller portion of low-rise apartment-style condos and row houses rounds out the inventory. Roughly 86 percent of all homes are owner-occupied, which keeps the market grounded and resale-oriented.

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