The North Saskatchewan river valley winding through Edmonton's neighbourhoods
Edmonton & area neighbourhoods

Know the streets, not just the listings.

Where a home sits matters as much as the home itself. These are the parts of the city Jody knows well: the schools, the river trails, the streets that hold their value. Start with a neighbourhood, and the right property tends to follow.

Where Jody works

From the established core to the growing edges.

Jody represents buyers and sellers across 40 Edmonton-area neighbourhoods, most of them settled single-family-home communities. Below they’re grouped the way families actually narrow a search: by the river valley to the west, the university-adjacent streets, the southwest family communities and the inner-city character districts — with a wider spread of west and south areas beyond. Each guide distills who lives there, what daily life feels like, and the kind of homes you can expect to find.

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West-Central River Valley

Established, tree-lined pockets that trace the river valley, where mature single-family homes sit minutes from downtown and the trail network.

8 neighbourhoods

University-Adjacent

Walkable, academic neighbourhoods around the University of Alberta, blending character single-family homes with an easy campus-and-LRT commute.

6 neighbourhoods

Southwest Family

Newer master-planned communities in the city's southwest, built around schools, parks and roomy single-family homes for growing families.

9 neighbourhoods

Inner-City Character

Historic, close-in districts where renovated single-family homes and infill share streets with cafés, galleries and the core.

5 neighbourhoods

More Edmonton Areas

A wider spread of west, south and southeast neighbourhoods, from newer subdivisions to settled streets, with single-family homes at a range of scales.

8 neighbourhoods
Not sure where to start?

Tell Jody how you want to live.

Commute, schools, lot size, a lake at the end of the street. Share what matters and she’ll point you to the neighbourhoods that fit, then the homes within them.

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