Belvedere Homes for Sale

Today Belvedere contains a variety of housing types and styles. Commercial and nonresidential land uses are concentrated along Fort Road, which is also home to the historic Transit Hotel. Another historical landmark in the area is the ten-storey brick smokestack that used to be part of the Canadian Packers Plant built in 1936, but which now stands alone in an empty field. It is highly visible for LRT users who ride towards or away from the Belvedere station.

Belvedere Real Estate Statistics

Total Listings: 35
Average Price: $217,193
Highest Price: $599,000
Lowest Price: $54,900

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Bounded by two major arterials and the CNR right-of-way, portions of Belvedere were originally part of the village of North Edmonton that was annexed to Edmonton in 1910. Until the annexation of the Town of Beverly in 1964, Belvedere was considered the outskirts of northeastern Edmonton. Fort Road was developed commercially from the time wagons made the trek between Fort Saskatchewan and Edmonton, beginning with the opening of the Swift Company Packing Plant in 1908. However, the majority of residential development in Belvedere occurred during the 1950s and 1960s. More about Belvedere...

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Belvedere Neighbourhood Facts

In the 1970s the City of Edmonton saw potential in the Belvedere area and with the development of the LRT system placed a transit stop in the heart of the area. The hope of planners and civic officials at that time was that the stop would act as a catalyst for further redevelopment. These initial efforts were marginalized in the 1980s when both meat packing plants were closed, taking many related commercial businesses along with them.

In the early 2000s the City of Edmonton took on a revitalization plan for the Fort Road area in collaboration with the Fort Road Business Association and Community Association. The plan includes the widening of Fort Road from 66th Street to 129th Avenue and the redevelopment of the lands south of the Belvedere LRT station into a transit-oriented mixed-use residential and commercial community.

Information taken from City of Edmonton website.

 

Listing information last updated on June 20th, 2019 at 5:46am MDT.