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Real Estate in Glendale, Red Deer

Glendale draws buyers who want an established west Red Deer address without the premium of newer fringe developments.

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8

Median list price

$359,900

Avg list price

$313,163

Homes for Sale in Glendale, Red Deer

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7031 Gray Drive, Red Deer

$149,900

7031 Gray Drive, Red Deer

Single Level Apartment · 1 bed · 1 bath · 970 sqft

7031 Gray Drive, Red Deer

$149,900

7031 Gray Drive, Red Deer

Multi Level Apartment · 1 bed · 1 bath · 970 sqft

3 Greenhouse Place, Red Deer

$320,900

3 Greenhouse Place, Red Deer

Duplex · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,116 sqft

26 Gummow Close, Red Deer

$425,000

26 Gummow Close, Red Deer

Detached Single Family · 5 bed · 3 bath · 2,720 sqft

19 Gibson Close, Red Deer

$359,900

19 Gibson Close, Red Deer

Detached Single Family · 5 bed · 2 bath · 1,704 sqft

14 Glendale Boulevard, Red Deer

$369,900

14 Glendale Boulevard, Red Deer

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,410 sqft

19 Gibson Close, Red Deer

$359,900

19 Gibson Close, Red Deer

4 Level Split · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,704 sqft

14 Glendale Boulevard, Red Deer

$369,900

14 Glendale Boulevard, Red Deer

Bungalow · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,410 sqft

Buying in Glendale

Who fits here

Glendale draws buyers who want an established west Red Deer address without the premium of newer fringe developments. The neighbourhood''s mix of bungalows, bi-levels, and two-storey homes — most built between the 1970s and early 2000s — appeals to first-time buyers who need a move-in-ready detached house at a realistic price point, families who want walkable access to schools before they''ve saved for a pricier community. Parents of school-aged children are particularly well-served: Glendale Sciences and Technology School (K–8, Red Deer Public) sits directly in the neighbourhood, offering a STEM-focused program of choice that draws students from across the city and eliminates the daily school-run entirely for local families. Empty nesters and downsizers also land here, trading equity from larger homes elsewhere in Red Deer for a quieter, tree-lined street and a single-level floor plan with a manageable yard. Investors targeting long-term rentals find steady demand given proximity to Red Deer Polytechnic and the regional hospital corridor. If your priority is a mature community with sidewalks, green space, and no construction dust — in a city where $350,000 still buys a detached home — Glendale belongs on your list.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Glendale trades in line with Red Deer''s broader west-side detached market. The current median sold price sits, with an average of reflecting the range from entry-level bungalows to larger two-storey family homes. Homes have been selling in an average of days, and the sale-to-list ratio of signals how competitive offers have been running. Over the past 12 months, properties changed hands in this area. Active listings are currently sitting at 8, while average price per square foot is running. Red Deer''s citywide residential assessment values rose approximately 4.85% in 2024 (base date July 2023), with single-family homes averaging $351,500 — Glendale''s detached stock generally tracks this benchmark.

Commute and lifestyle

Glendale''s location just off 76 Street and Taylor Drive puts most of Red Deer within a 10-minute drive. Taylor Drive is one of the city''s main north-south arterials, connecting directly to downtown the Queen Elizabeth II Highway (Hwy 2) on-ramps — the corridor linking Red Deer to both Calgary (roughly 148 km south) and Edmonton (roughly 148 km north). For residents who work in the industrial parks along the city''s east side, the cross-town commute runs 15–20 minutes outside peak hours. Red Deer Polytechnic, at 100 Donald Blvd, is under 10 minutes by car. Day-to-day errands are easy: Bower Mall and major box-store retail on 67th Street are 5–10 minutes away. Within the neighbourhood itself, the Glendale Skatepark — a centennial-era concrete bowl at 76 Street and Taylor Drive — provides outdoor recreation year-round, and the 110-kilometre Waskasoo Park trail network connects west-side neighbourhoods to Bower Ponds and the Red Deer River valley. Red Deer Transit Route 2 services Glendale, giving car-free residents a viable link to downtown and key destinations.

Long-term context

Red Deer entered the current cycle from a position of relative affordability. After a flat stretch through much of 2015–2020 tied to Alberta''s oil-price correction, the city''s residential market has posted consecutive years of positive assessment growth, with the 2024 reassessment reflecting an average 4.85% increase on single-family product (base date July 2023). For Glendale specifically, the established stock of detached homes in the $300,000–$450,000 range has benefited from buyers priced out of Calgary and Edmonton looking for comparable quality of life at a fraction of the cost — a trend reinforced by remote-work flexibility and Red Deer''s position midway on the Calgary–Edmonton Corridor. The city''s median after-tax family income sits around $91,000, keeping mortgage qualification accessible relative to purchase prices. Major public infrastructure investment — a $1.8-billion hospital expansion and new justice centre — supports long-term employment stability, the underlying driver of sustained real estate demand in a mid-sized Alberta city.

About Glendale

Overview

Glendale is a well-established, family-friendly neighbourhood in Red Deer, Alberta, known for its quiet streets and vibrant community spirit. With an, the area provides an affordable entry point for homebuyers while offering a relaxed atmosphere and modern conveniences.

Location

Located in the north-central sector of Red Deer, Glendale sits conveniently near major thoroughfares like Taylor Drive and 67 Street. Bordered by the Normandeau and Kentwood neighbourhoods to the north, the community offers residents quick access to downtown Red Deer as well as major highways for easy commuting.

Housing character

The dominant property type in Glendale is the single-family detached home, often situated on spacious lots with mature trees. Many of these properties were built between the 1960s and 1980s, offering classic architectural styles like bungalows and split-levels. With an $313,163, the neighbourhood remains highly accessible for those seeking affordable homeownership.

Schools

Families in Glendale are well-served by the Red Deer Public Schools system. The neighbourhood is home to Glendale School, which provides education from kindergarten through grade 8 and is recognized for its STEM and maker programs. Older students have convenient access to nearby secondary institutions, including Lindsay Thurber Comprehensive High School.

Transit

While driving is the preferred mode of transportation, Glendale is fully serviced by Red Deer Transit, including Route 4, which connects residents to key city hubs like Bower Place and Sorensen Station. The neighbourhood's flat terrain and dedicated bike lanes also make cycling a practical and pleasant option during the warmer months.

Shopping and dining

Residents of Glendale enjoy close proximity to major commercial centers. Parkland Mall and Village Mall are just a short drive away, providing a wide array of grocery stores, retail shops, and essential services. The nearby arterial roads also feature a diverse selection of casual dining restaurants and coffee shops.

Parks and recreation

Outdoor recreation is a cornerstone of the community, with Glendale Park serving as a central green space offering well-maintained playgrounds, picnic areas, and walking trails. For indoor fitness and activities, residents are just minutes from the G.H. Dawe Community Centre, which features a swimming pool, ice arenas, and comprehensive fitness facilities.

Lifestyle

Life in Glendale offers a balanced mix of urban accessibility and peaceful suburban living. The tranquil environment is highly appealing to families, young professionals, and retirees alike. With homes experiencing an, the neighbourhood's steady demand reflects its successful blend of affordability, active community engagement, and abundant outdoor amenities.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Glendale Sciences and Technology School (K–8) is located directly in the neighbourhood at 6375 77 Street and operated by Red Deer Public School Division. It is a Program of Choice with a STEM focus, meaning students from across the city can apply to attend. Westpark Middle School and Westpark Elementary also serve west Red Deer. Catholic families are served by the Red Deer Catholic Regional School Division (rdcrs.ab.ca).

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Listing information last updated on June 9, 2026 at 9:00 pm (America/Edmonton)