How many homes are currently for sale in The Uplands?

There are currently 207 active listings in The Uplands. Inventory fluctuates as new builder phases are released and early resales begin to appear. Checking listings regularly is worthwhile in an actively developing community like this one.

What is the median home price in The Uplands?

The median list price in The Uplands is currently $541,600. Because the neighbourhood is still in early build-out, pricing is largely set by builder new-construction offerings, though resale prices are beginning to emerge as the first wave of buyers looks to move on.

Is The Uplands a good neighbourhood for families?

The Uplands is planned with families in mind. The Riverview Area Structure Plan reserves land for schools and parks within the broader community, and the neighbourhood's proximity to the North Saskatchewan River valley ravine system provides unmatched outdoor space for children and families. As with any early-phase community, families should confirm school catchment availability with Edmonton Public and Edmonton Catholic school boards before purchasing, as designated school sites may still be in planning or construction phases.

How does The Uplands connect to the rest of Edmonton?

The Uplands has direct access to Anthony Henday Drive, Edmonton's ring road, which provides efficient connections to major employment hubs, West Edmonton Mall, the airport, and downtown. West Edmonton's arterial road network offers multiple commute options, and the ring road keeps regional travel times competitive with more centrally located neighbourhoods.

What natural features are near The Uplands?

The eastern boundary of The Uplands borders the North Saskatchewan River valley, part of one of the largest networks of urban river valley and ravine parks in North America. This gives residents close trail access for hiking, cycling, and nature walks. The ravine system is a permanent natural feature that shapes the character and long-term appeal of the neighbourhood.

Homes for Sale in The Uplands, Edmonton

The Uplands draws buyers who want to be among the first to put down roots in one of west Edmonton's most ambitious new communities.

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Active listings

207

Median list price

$541,600

Avg list price

$552,957

Homes for Sale in The Uplands, Edmonton

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$625,000

2624 192 ST, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,536 sqft

$625,000

2624 192 Street, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,536.02 sqft

$399,000

19721 27 AV, Edmonton

Townhouse · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,548 sqft

$399,000

19721 27 Avenue, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,547.97 sqft

$589,900

2639 200 Street, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,904.69 sqft

$625,000

20119 29 AV, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 4 bath · 2,083 sqft

$399,900

19722 26A AV, Edmonton

Townhouse · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,428 sqft

$399,900

19722 26A Avenue, Edmonton

2 Storey · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,428.06 sqft

$625,000

20119 29 Avenue, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 4 bath · 2,083.48 sqft

$475,000

19608 30 AV, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,622 sqft

$475,000

19604 30 AV, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,632 sqft

$575,000

19511 30 AV, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,807 sqft

Buying in The Uplands

Who fits here

The Uplands draws buyers who want to be among the first to put down roots in one of west Edmonton's most ambitious new communities. This is a neighbourhood built for families and professionals who value proximity to nature without giving up urban connectivity — homes here back onto or sit within reach of the North Saskatchewan River valley ravine system, offering a level of natural amenity that established neighbourhoods rarely offer at comparable price points. Buyers who appreciate newer construction with modern floor plans, energy-efficient builds, and streets that haven't yet filled in will find The Uplands particularly appealing. It suits those who are comfortable purchasing in a community that is still taking shape, understanding that the trade-off — ravine access, fresh infrastructure, and long-term appreciation potential — is well worth it.

Current market in the neighbourhood

The Uplands is one of Edmonton's newest residential communities, with active development ongoing as of 2026. Because the neighbourhood is still in its early build-out phase, listing inventory reflects a mix of builder new-construction homes and early resale opportunities. Prices here tend to align with west Edmonton's newer suburban product, where larger lot sizes and modern builds are the norm. Active listings in The Uplands currently number 207, with asking prices ranging from. The median list price sits at $541,600, and homes are averaging days on market. For those tracking value, the average price per square foot is — a useful baseline when comparing new builds of varying sizes across the neighbourhood.

Commute and lifestyle

The Uplands sits in the sipiwiyiniwak ward of west Edmonton, positioned between Anthony Henday Drive to the northeast and the North Saskatchewan River valley to the east. Anthony Henday Drive provides fast ring-road access to major employment nodes including west Edmonton commercial corridors, the Edmonton International Airport, and downtown via the Whitemud or Henday interchange. Residents can reach West Edmonton Mall in roughly 15 minutes by car. The neighbourhood's eastern edge abuts the river valley ravine system — one of the largest urban green spaces in North America — giving future residents trail access for cycling, running, and nature walks steps from their door. The Riverview Area Structure Plan designates land for schools, parks, and neighbourhood commercial uses within the broader Riverview community, meaning everyday services will grow alongside the population over the coming years.

Long-term context

The Uplands is part of the Riverview Area Structure Plan, a master-planned community projected to house nearly 48,500 residents across five neighbourhoods at full build-out. Buying early in a planned community of this scale has historically been one of the stronger long-term value plays in Edmonton's suburban market — buyers who entered comparable west Edmonton communities like Windermere or Cameron Heights in early development phases saw consistent appreciation as services, schools, and amenities were established. The Uplands benefits from its adjacency to the North Saskatchewan River valley, a fixed natural asset that cannot be developed and permanently elevates the desirability of nearby homes. As the Riverview area matures and transitions from undeveloped land to a fully-serviced community, early purchasers stand to benefit from the uplift that comes with completed infrastructure and a growing neighbourhood identity.

About The Uplands

Overview

The Uplands at Riverview is a newer master-planned community in Southwest Edmonton that seamlessly blends modern suburban living with a serene natural environment. Known for its progressive environmental initiatives and extensive green spaces, the neighbourhood is designed to offer a quiet, family-friendly atmosphere while keeping major urban conveniences within easy reach.

Location

Situated in Southwest Edmonton, The Uplands is bounded by Anthony Henday Drive and the Wedgewood Creek Ravine to the north and east, 23 Avenue to the south, and 215 Street (Winterburn Road) to the west. The community is bisected by 199th Street, providing quick connectivity to major arterial roads for simple commuting.

Housing character

Housing in The Uplands caters to a variety of lifestyles, ranging from modern townhomes with low-maintenance yards and walk-up condos, to spacious single-family houses. The community is especially known for its premium estate homes featuring triple-car garages on lots backing directly onto the scenic ravine. The average list price in the area is $552,957, with properties typically selling for a median price.

Schools

Families in The Uplands have access to several nearby public and Catholic schools in the surrounding West Edmonton area, including Michael A. Kostek School, Good Shepherd Catholic School, and St. Oscar Romero Catholic High School. Additionally, design funding has been announced for a new Catholic K-9 school in the neighbouring Rivers Edge community.

Transit

The neighbourhood is designed with high walkability in mind, featuring a connected network of multi-use trails and sidewalks that link residents to transit stops along 199th Street. While Edmonton Transit Service routes continue to expand as the community develops, its immediate proximity to Anthony Henday Drive makes vehicle commuting highly efficient.

Shopping and dining

Residents are just a short drive from major retail and dining hubs, including the Currents of Windermere, The Shops of Granville, and West Edmonton Mall. The Uplands is also slated to feature its own future commercial Town Centre, which will bring convenient local shops and everyday services directly into the neighbourhood.

Parks and recreation

Nature and recreation are at the heart of The Uplands. The community features over 8 kilometres of walking trails along the Wedgewood Creek Ravine, an inclusive state-of-the-art playground, and a dedicated pollinator corridor. Nearby recreational amenities include the River Ridge Golf and Country Club, the Terwillegar Community Recreation Centre, and the upcoming Big Island Provincial Park.

Lifestyle

The Uplands offers a tranquil, eco-conscious lifestyle perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and growing families. With unique sustainability features like a designated wildlife crossing under 199th Street, amphibian fences, and the Yellow Fish Road water protection program, residents enjoy a balanced lifestyle where local ecosystems are preserved without sacrificing modern amenities.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The Uplands is a newer planned community, so the majority of available homes are newly constructed single-family houses and duplexes built by active developers in the area. The neighbourhood's structure plan designates a range of residential densities, with lower-density single-family product making up the core of current inventory. As the community matures, townhome and multi-family options are expected to be introduced in designated higher-density zones.

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Listing information last updated on April 24, 2026 at 2:00 pm (America/Edmonton)