$374,900
11710 100 Avenue NW
Wîhkwêntôwin · Edmonton
2 bd1.5 ba1,419 sq ft (RMS)Condo
Courtesy of Rick Lough, RE/MAX Excellence
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Wîhkwêntôwin.
One of Edmonton’s densest neighbourhoods carries a new name — Cree for “circle of friends” — and the same geography between downtown and the river valley.
- 164for sale
- $69,900from
- $2,750,000up to
Homes for sale on · Building now · Established · River valley or ravine
Homes for sale in Wîhkwêntôwin
164 homes from $69,900 on · newest first · the 50 newest shown here
$219,800
10160 119 Street NW
Wîhkwêntôwin · Edmonton
2 bd2 ba1,223 sq ft (RMS)Condo
Courtesy of Darrell W Zapernick, MaxWell Challenge Realty
$199,900
9909 110 Street NW
Wîhkwêntôwin · Edmonton
2 bd2 ba1,055 sq ft (RMS)Condo
Courtesy of Chris Proctor, Real Broker
$184,900
12028 103 Avenue NW
Wîhkwêntôwin · Edmonton
1 bd2 ba1,379 sq ft (RMS)Condo
Courtesy of Teresa J Secret, Royal LePage Noralta Real Estate
$179,000
12028 103 Avenue NW
Wîhkwêntôwin · Edmonton
2 bd2 ba962 sq ft (RMS)Condo
Courtesy of Terrie M Reekie, REMAX River City
$118,000
10045 117 Street NW
Wîhkwêntôwin · Edmonton
1 bd1 ba795 sq ft (RMS)Condo
Courtesy of Damon T Bunting, The Agency North Central Alberta
$150,000
10148 118 Street NW
Wîhkwêntôwin · Edmonton
1 bd1 ba604 sq ft (RMS)Condo
Courtesy of Hayden Zaplachinski, Century 21 Masters
$139,000
9835 113 Street NW
Wîhkwêntôwin · Edmonton
1 bd1 ba722 sq ft (RMS)Condo
Courtesy of Rick Schmidt, MaxWell Polaris
$149,000
10140 120 Street NW
Wîhkwêntôwin · Edmonton
2 bd1.5 ba915 sq ft (RMS)Condo
Courtesy of Dave B Johnston, REMAX River City
$1,389,000
9910 115 Street NW
Wîhkwêntôwin · Edmonton
4 bd2.5 ba2,545 sq ft (RMS)Single Family
Courtesy of Mathew T Haupt, Exp Realty
$218,800
10055 118 Street NW
Wîhkwêntôwin · Edmonton
2 bd1 ba689 sq ft (RMS)Condo
Courtesy of Alan H Gee, RE/MAX Excellence
$175,000
11710 100 Avenue NW
Wîhkwêntôwin · Edmonton
2 bd1.5 ba1,429 sq ft (RMS)Condo
Courtesy of Patrick D Fields, Real Broker
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Wîhkwêntôwin by the numbers
What is for sale on , and what the City records
- For sale164homes on the MLS® System, Oct 28, 2026
- From$69,900the least expensive home today — about $371/mo with 10% down*
- Up to$2,750,000the most expensive home today
- Newest listing1 day agofrom its listing date
- 4 houses
- 5 townhomes
- 152 condos
- 1 duplex
- 2 other homes
*Estimated monthly payment at the starting price: 10% down (or the legal minimum), 25 years at 4.84% (lowest advertised 5-yr fixed among major Canadian lenders, Ratehub, verified ), CMHC insurance added — principal and interest only; not a rate offer.
From the City of Edmonton
For Wîhkwêntôwin · City district: Central
- New homes permitted264October 2025–September 2026 · the year before: 1
- Houses175with a building, on their own title
- Typical house assessment$518,500half assess higher, half lower · 2026 (value on July 1, 2025)
- Half the houses built by1976by year built
Building permits (new buildings, counted in dwelling units — a house with a suite is two) and the 2026 property assessment of houses (no condo units, parking stalls or empty lots), City of Edmonton Open Data, read . Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – City of Edmonton.
Living in Wîhkwêntôwin
Researched July 2026 by our team · facts checked October 2026
Wîhkwêntôwin — pronounced roughly wee-kwen-TOH-win, Cree for “circle of friends” — is the neighbourhood Edmonton long knew as Oliver, renamed by the City in 2024 after a community-led process, with the historic Oliver School following suit as Wîhkwêntôwin School. The name changed; the geography that made Oliver famous did not. It is Edmonton’s most populous neighbourhood and one of its densest (City of Edmonton Archives), running from 109 Street to 124 Street between 104 Avenue and the top of the North Saskatchewan River valley, which means downtown is next door, the river valley stair-and-trail system is at the end of the block, and the 124 Street gallery-and-restaurant district and the Brewery District’s shops bracket daily life. The market here is overwhelmingly condominium, running from older apartment units at the entry level to premium high-rise and Victoria Promenade properties at the top. It suits first-time buyers priced out of detached product, downsizers who want walkability, and investors playing the urban-core recovery. The insider angle: the Valley Line West LRT is under construction along the neighbourhood’s north edge (City of Edmonton) — confirm current timelines before counting on it.
Life in Wîhkwêntôwin is lived on foot. The river valley’s stair systems and Victoria Promenade handle morning runs with skyline views; 124 Street supplies galleries, cafés and independent restaurants (124 Street & Area Business Association); and the Brewery District adds shops and services. Downtown’s employment core, Rogers Place and the ICE District are in the neighbourhood to the east, and Grant MacEwan University anchors the neighbourhood’s student energy. The Wîhkwêntôwin Outdoor Pool (10315 119 Street), the neighbourhood park and the community rink serve as the community’s backyard. The community league, which led the renaming, runs programs in the neighbourhood.
- Location
- Central Edmonton, immediately west of downtown — roughly 109 Street to 124 Street, between the 104 Avenue corridor and the North Saskatchewan River valley
- Home types
- Overwhelmingly condominium — high-rise, mid-rise and walk-up apartments, with scattered townhomes and heritage conversions
- Distances
- About 2 km from downtown Edmonton (City Hall) and 27 km from Edmonton International Airport, in a straight line from the centre of Wîhkwêntôwin. Downtown is the next neighbourhood east; the Valley Line West LRT is under construction along the north edge (confirm the opening timeline).
- Anchor amenities
- 124 Street district, Brewery District shops, Victoria Promenade and river valley trail access, the Wîhkwêntôwin Outdoor Pool (10315 119 Street) and neighbourhood park, Grant MacEwan University nearby
- Homes for sale
- On there were 164 homes for sale in Wîhkwêntôwin on the MLS® System, starting at $69,900 (REALTORS® Association of Edmonton data).
New build or resale here?
There is essentially no new single-family construction in Wîhkwêntôwin — the new-versus-resale question here is new condo versus resale condo. Resale spans buildings from the 1970s through the 2010s. The discipline is in the condo documents — reserve fund studies, special assessments and post-tension cable reports matter far more than finishes. Newer boutique buildings offer current standards and warranties at a premium. Either way, we review the condo package before you write the offer, not after.
Schools
As the guide lists them — designations follow your address
- Wîhkwêntôwin School — Edmonton Public Schools, K–9, regular and French immersion programs plus the Nellie McClung girls’ junior high program, located in the community (renamed from Oliver School in 2024)
- Victoria School of the Arts — Edmonton Public, K–12 arts-focused, downtown nearby
- Holy Child Catholic Elementary School — Edmonton Catholic Schools, K–6, French immersion and Spanish bilingual programs, located in the community
- St. Joseph Catholic High School — Edmonton Catholic, Grades 10–12, in neighbouring Queen Mary Park — check a specific address with each board’s school locator
Designations follow the address — check a specific home with each board’s locator: Edmonton Public Schools — Find a School · Edmonton Catholic Schools — Locate Your School. Some Edmonton Public schools are full in some grades or use a lottery for new students; each school’s page on epsb.ca says which. School rankings: the Fraser Institute’s report card (on its own site).
We check school details against each board’s own published information and keep them as current as we can, but grades, programs, boundaries and enrolment can change at any time. Please confirm the details for a specific home directly with the school board before relying on them — school information here is a courtesy, not a guarantee.
Who is building
New construction in and around Wîhkwêntôwin
Wîhkwêntôwin is an established condominium market with no large-scale builder programs; opportunities come through resale and occasional boutique infill projects, which we track building by building.
Ask us for current builder price sheets, and whether a price includes GST.
Questions buyers ask about Wîhkwêntôwin
Why was Oliver renamed Wîhkwêntôwin?
The City of Edmonton renamed the neighbourhood in 2024 following a process led by the community league, after residents examined the legacy of Frank Oliver, whose policies and newspaper actively harmed Indigenous Peoples. Wîhkwêntôwin is a Cree word meaning “circle of friends.” The historic Oliver School was likewise renamed Wîhkwêntôwin School by Edmonton Public Schools in 2024. Listings and older records may still reference Oliver — same neighbourhood, same boundaries.
What do homes in Wîhkwêntôwin cost?
On there were 164 homes for sale in Wîhkwêntôwin on the MLS® System, starting at $69,900 (REALTORS® Association of Edmonton data). The market is overwhelmingly condominium — older apartment units at the entry level, premium high-rise and river-view properties at the top — so condo-fee and reserve-fund diligence drives value here more than list price does.
Is Wîhkwêntôwin walkable without a car?
Yes, for most errands. Downtown, the Brewery District, 124 Street’s restaurants and the river valley trail network are all within walking distance, and the Valley Line West LRT under construction along the north edge will add rail access — confirm current construction timelines. Parking stalls often trade as a separate line item in condo sales.
Is a Wîhkwêntôwin condo a good investment?
The case for it: a future LRT line, downtown employment next door and a renamed community identity. The caution is equally real: older buildings can carry deferred maintenance and special-assessment risk. We treat each building individually — reserve fund, board minutes, rental mix — because in this market the building matters more than the block.
How many homes are for sale in Wîhkwêntôwin, and where do prices start?
On there were 164 homes for sale in Wîhkwêntôwin on the MLS® System, starting at $69,900 (REALTORS® Association of Edmonton data).
Are new homes being built in Wîhkwêntôwin?
From October 2025 to September 2026 the City of Edmonton issued new-building permits for 264 homes (dwelling units) in Wîhkwêntôwin, against 1 the year before.
Compare with nearby
The closest Edmonton communities we cover, by distance between their centres
| Community | Distance | For sale | From | New homes permitted |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wîhkwêntôwinthis guide | — | 164 | $69,900 | 264 |
| Glenora2.3 km away | 2.3 km | 46 | $97,500 | 107 |
| Old Strathcona3.0 km away | 3.0 km | 54 | $99,900 | 30 |
| Blatchford3.4 km away | 3.4 km | 6 | $319,998 | 72 |
| Queen Alexandra3.5 km away | 3.5 km | 33 | $115,000 | 88 |
Distances in a straight line between the centres of their outlines. For sale and From: homes for sale on the MLS® System on . New homes permitted: City of Edmonton (Edmonton communities), October 2025–September 2026.
Your guide
Fadi Georgi, REALTOR®
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About this information. The guide’s text was researched July 2026; its facts were checked against official sources in October 2026. Distances are in a straight line from the centre of the outline on the map — to Edmonton City Hall for downtown, to the passenger terminal for the airport — rounded to the kilometre (those points © OpenStreetMap contributors); they are not driving distances, and the guides give no drive times. Homes for sale and the figures from them: the MLS® System (REALTORS® Association of Edmonton), read at 10:46 p.m. Edmonton time and rebuilt into this page every morning — homes only (houses, townhomes, condos and duplexes; no land, rentals or commercial listings). City figures and the outline: City of Edmonton Open Data, read . Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – City of Edmonton. Tags come from the guide’s own text and those figures. We don’t rank neighbourhoods by safety; the Edmonton Police Service publishes its own data.