Oliver homes & condos for sale
Looking for homes for sale in the Oliver area?
Oliver is one of Edmonton’s oldest residential neighbourhoods. This historic community is central, full of character, and still thriving today.
If you are looking for houses for sale in Oliver, you’ll find a range of options, from condos to heritage homes, making it a great choice for individuals and families.
Oliver Real Estate Statistics
Oliver area home styles
The age of the Oliver neighbourhood means you’ll find a mix of character and modern homes. Some of the heritage homes date back to the early 1900s. If you’re looking for a neighbourhood and a home with some character and historic roots, Oliver might be the place for you.
If you love the character and convenience of Oliver, but aren’t sold on an older home, there are newer homes available. Oliver has a range of modern residences, including condos and apartment buildings, many of which were built in the last ten years. This neighbourhood boasts one bedroom homes for those looking for a smaller single family home.
This unique mix of historic and modern homes contributes to Oliver’s appeal and ability to accommodate various lifestyles and preferences.
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Get to know the Oliver neighbourhood
Located in central Edmonton just west of the downtown core, Oliver is a vibrant community with historic roots, and the convenience of being close to downtown. You’re just a short walk or bike ride away from the action, restaurants, shopping, and cultural events are to be had at every turn.
🛍️ Shopping and dining
Oliver is home to over 200+ restaurants, cafes, bars, and local businesses. There is something for everyone in this vibrant neighbourhood.
Unity Square, often referred to as Oliver Square has over 40 shops and services where you can access grocery stores, banks, pharmacies, and more! You’re also close to the Brewery District which is a newer development that has underground parking, restaurants, shopping, grocery stores, fitness centers and more! If you head a little west over to124th street you will find even more local staples with some of the cities finest independent restaurants, art galleries, boutiques and more all easily accessible by foot and bike in this pedestrian-friendly area. From spring to fall you will also find the 124 Grand Market that is an annual farmers market that operates in two areas on Thursdays (108 avenue) and Sundays (102 avenue) that hosts 55+ rotating stalls and vendors.
🏫 Education
There are a number of options available when it comes to elementary and junior/high school for families with students.
Public school options include:
- Oliver School (K – Grade 6),
- Nellie McClung Junior High (all girls Grade 7 – 9),
- Westmount Junior High School (Grade 7-9),
- Westminster High School (Grade 10-12),
- Victoria School of Arts (Kindergarten to Grade 12).
Catholic school options include:
- St Catherine Catholic Elementary and Junior High School (K – Grade 9)
- Holy Child Catholic Elementary School (K – Grade 6)
- St Joseph Catholic High School (Grades 10 – 12)
Post-secondary options:
- Concordia University College of Alberta
- MacEwan University
- Norquest College
- Northern Alberta Institute of Technology
- The King’s University College
- University of Alberta
🛣️ Transportation
Oliver is the ideal neighbourhood for people who prefer to get around without a vehicle. Many amenities are within walking distance for those who like to travel by foot, scooter, or bike. There is also quick access to bus routes and the LRT at Grandin Station where you can ride the Metro Line or Capital Line. For cyclists there are many marked bike lanes that make traveling by bike easy.
🤸 Recreation
Edmonton’s river valley is one of the largest urban park systems in North America. Oliver residents have easy access to the trails for walking, running, biking, picnicking, and exploring the lush river valley. There is a community garden, many local fitness centers close by, free skating at the Downtown Community Arena, the outdoor Oliver Swimming Pool open during the summer, and Victoria Golf Course and Cricket Pitch nearby.
The neighborhood is home to several cultural landmarks, including Le Marchand Mansion, Victoria Park, and the West End Telephone Exchange. The High Level Bridge Streetcar stops in Oliver, so you can hop aboard to explore beyond the neighbourhood.
🏞️ Green spaces
Despite its urban location, Oliver is surrounded by greenery. Beyond the old-growth trees lining the streets, you’re also near the river valley and parks. Wander around the neighbourhood and relax and enjoy the fresh air at Paul Kane Park, Oliver Park, Kitchener Park, or Railtown Park. Community members are also welcome to participate and enjoy Peace Garden which is a community garden. Garden plots are available to everyone and there is a diverse group of participants from the elderly, teens, young children, newly arrived immigrants and more!
All your FAQs about living in Oliver
The time it takes to sell a house in Oliver is dependent on many moving parts including the existing real estate market conditions, the type of property being sold, existing demand for properties in the neighborhood, and housing inventory.
While this area has seen past trends of relatively quick sales times, the market is dynamic and it’s important to speak with a REALTOR® who has their finger on the pulse and can provide you with an accurate assessment of current market conditions.
Oliver in Edmonton offers a blend of urban convenience, historical charm, community engagement, and diverse housing options (condos, apartments, infills, single family homes, duplexes, and townhouses – there’s something for everyone), making it an attractive location for homebuyers.
Oliver’s strong sense of community, coupled with its proximity to downtown and abundant amenities, makes it a desirable place to live in Edmonton.
The real estate market in Oliver is characterized by a range of factors, including fluctuating market conditions and varying trends across different property types. The area’s market is part of the broader Edmonton market, which is currently more favourable to sellers but shows signs of fluctuation and moderate growth compared to other major Canadian cities.