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Homes for Sale in Prince Rupert, Edmonton

Prince Rupert suits buyers who want close-in northwest Edmonton at a lower price point than trendier inner-city neighbourhoods.

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11440 118 ST NW, Edmonton

$530,000

11440 118 ST NW, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,800 sqft

11440 118 Street, Edmonton

$530,000

11440 118 Street, Edmonton

Bi-Level · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,799.96 sqft

Buying in Prince Rupert

Who fits here

Prince Rupert suits buyers who want close-in northwest Edmonton at a lower price point than trendier inner-city neighbourhoods. The mix of post-war bungalows, low-rise apartments, and scattered newer infills draws first-time buyers, downsizers, and investors alike. Renters-turned-owners are common here: roughly half of all units are owner-occupied, so you get an established residential feel without the exclusivity price tag. Proximity to Kingsway Mall, NAIT, and Grant MacEwan is a practical draw for buyers who want walkable errands and a short commute to education or healthcare employment hubs. The neighbourhood's triangle footprint — bounded by 111 Avenue, 121 Street, and Kingsway Avenue — keeps it compact and easy to navigate on foot or by bike. Buyers who value quick downtown access (roughly 10 minutes by car or LRT from nearby Kingsway/Dr. Zed station) over square footage, and who appreciate the character of mid-century homes with infill upside, tend to be the best fit.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Prince Rupert's housing market reflects its inner-city location and varied stock. Current active listings span a wide range, from, with a median list price of $530,000. Sold data over the past 12 months shows transactions, a median sold price, and an average of days on market — a useful gauge of how quickly well-priced homes are absorbed. The sale-to-list ratio of indicates whether buyers are negotiating discounts or competing with offers. At per square foot on average, Prince Rupert tends to undercut comparable inner-city neighbourhoods, partly because the apartment and duplex inventory weighs on the per-unit average. There are currently 2 active listings in the neighbourhood, giving buyers reasonable selection without the oversupply pressure seen in some outer Edmonton suburbs.

Commute and lifestyle

Prince Rupert sits roughly 4 km northwest of downtown Edmonton, putting most of the city's core amenities within a 15-minute drive or a short ETS ride. The Kingsway/Dr. Zed LRT station — part of the Metro Line — sits at the neighbourhood's southeast edge, connecting riders directly to downtown NAIT, MacEwan University, Rogers Place, and the rest of the Valley Line and Capital Line network. ETS bus routes along 111 Avenue and Kingsway supplement the LRT with frequent service across the northwest. Kingsway Mall provides day-to-day retail, a grocery anchor, and a transit hub all in one. The Royal Alexandra Hospital is a 5-minute drive north, making this a practical address for healthcare workers. Parks along the neighbourhood's interior streets offer green space for families and dog owners, and the Westmount area to the southwest has a walkable commercial strip with independent restaurants and cafes within cycling distance.

Long-term context

Prince Rupert carries the structural advantage of inner-city land scarcity. Developed predominantly after World War II on the old Hudson's Bay Reserve, the neighbourhood has limited room for greenfield expansion — what drives value here is lot redevelopment and infill. A zoning application filed under LDA20-0441 for a mid-rise apartment on 111 Avenue signals ongoing developer interest in densification along the neighbourhood's southern corridor. Proximity to the Blatchford development, one of Edmonton's most ambitious transit-oriented communities being built on the former City Centre Airport lands, adds a longer-term tailwind: as Blatchford matures, adjacent neighbourhoods like Prince Rupert typically see spillover demand and price support. The combination of relatively affordable entry points, LRT access, and infill momentum gives Prince Rupert a credible appreciation story for patient buyers focused on Edmonton's inner northwest.

About Prince Rupert

Overview

Prince Rupert is a mature, vibrant neighbourhood located in central-northwest Edmonton. Characterized by its unique triangular shape, the community offers a quiet, family-friendly atmosphere just ten minutes from the downtown core. With tree-lined streets and a rich history dating back to the post-WWII housing boom, Prince Rupert is highly sought-after for its affordability, central convenience, and appealing community spirit. Real estate moves efficiently here, with properties spending an average of on the market.

Location

The neighbourhood is clearly defined by its triangular borders: 121 Street to the west, 111 Avenue to the south, and Kingsway Avenue to the northeast. This prime central location provides quick commutes into Downtown Edmonton via 109 Street, as well as easy access to major thoroughfares like Groat Road and Yellowhead Trail. It is also situated directly adjacent to the burgeoning Blatchford development and the Royal Alexandra Hospital.

Housing character

Prince Rupert's real estate landscape is dominated by single-family detached homes, particularly charming post-war bungalows situated on spacious, mature lots. Many of these character homes have been extensively upgraded with modern renovations or income suites. Low-rise apartments and duplexes make up the remainder of the housing stock. The area offers appealing mid-range pricing, with an average sold price and a median sold price.

Schools

While there are no schools located directly within Prince Rupert's borders, families have easy access to excellent education in surrounding neighbourhoods. Nearby designated public schools include John A. McDougall School, Spruce Avenue School, and Victoria School of the Arts. Additionally, the neighbourhood is a prime choice for post-secondary students and staff due to its close walking proximity to the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT) and MacEwan University.

Transit

Transit accessibility is a major highlight of living in Prince Rupert. The neighbourhood is well-served by local Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) bus routes running frequently along 111 Avenue, 121 Street, and Kingsway. Residents also benefit from close proximity to the Metro LRT Line, with the nearby NAIT and Kingsway/Royal Alex stations offering a seamless commute to downtown, the University of Alberta, and other major city hubs.

Shopping and dining

Residents enjoy exceptional convenience with Kingsway Mall located just across the neighbourhood's northeast boundary, offering a vast array of major retail stores, grocers, cafes, and dining options. The community is also just a short drive or transit ride from the bustling Jasper Avenue and the 124 Street business district, which are renowned local hubs for boutique shopping, bakeries, pubs, and diverse culinary experiences.

Parks and recreation

Outdoor enthusiasts will love the neighbourhood's abundant green spaces. Airways Park is the central hub for recreation, featuring a community skating rink, soccer and rugby fields, and expansive manicured spaces. A major local highlight is the recently revitalized Prince Rupert Playground on 113 Avenue, complete with a massive rope dome climber and an outdoor adult workout area. The Prince Rupert Community League is also highly active, hosting year-round neighborhood events.

Lifestyle

The lifestyle in Prince Rupert perfectly balances the peacefulness of a mature, leafy suburb with the unmatched convenience of urban living. It attracts a diverse mix of young professionals, growing families, and students who appreciate having immediate access to major central amenities. With properties currently seeing a sale to list ratio, it is a highly desirable and welcoming community for those looking to establish roots in central Edmonton.

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Active listings in Prince Rupert currently range from, with a median sold price of over the past 12 months. The mix of post-war bungalows, low-rise apartments, and newer infills means there is genuine variety at different budget levels.

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Listing information last updated on April 24, 2026 at 11:00 am (America/Edmonton)