Forest Heights Homes for Sale

The North Saskatchewan River Valley is a prominent feature for the residents of Forest Heights. The neighbourhood sits atop the south bank of the valley where the river makes a bend from the north to east. A view of the river valley is possible on the west, north and east sides of the neighbourhood.

Forest Heights Real Estate Statistics

Total Listings: 28
Average Price: $520,586
Highest Price: $1,265,000
Lowest Price: $154,500

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Three roadways that bound Forest Heights (75th Street/ Wayne Gretzky Drive, 98th Avenue, and 84th Street) and three roadways that pass through the neighbourhood (101st Avenue, 106th Avenue, and 79th Street) serve as access routes to North Edmonton via four valley bridges. The neighbourhood’s commercial and higher density residential land uses are concentrated along these roadways. The neighbourhood’s street network is a combination of grid and modified grid patterns. The dominant structure type along the quiet interior streets is the single family house. More about Forest Heights...

Forest Heights Listings

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 Forest Heights Neighbourhood Facts

Development in Forest Heights occurred primarily during the 1950s and like many other mature suburban neighbourhoods, its demographic composition displays a lower than average proportion (compared to civic totals) of individuals less than 20 years of age and a higher than average proportion of individuals over 50 years of age. This is typical of a neighbourhood in which the majority of the family units have matured.

Forest Heights was initially developed in 1911 by Windsor Realty, and it is assumed that the owner of Windsor Realty, James H. McKinley, and Edmonton alderman from 1909 to 1911, chose the neighbourhood name. The neighbourhood officially became part of Edmonton in 1913 but remained in agricultural use until the 1940s, when housing demand increased significantly after WWII.

Information taken from City of Edmonton website.

 

Listing information last updated on June 20th, 2019 at 4:46am MDT.