Fraser Homes for Sale

Fraser is located along to the north shore of North Saskatchewan River Valley, which provides residents with excellent access to natural open space and Edmonton’s most significant natural asset. At the centre of Fraser is a multiple purpose school and recreation area. A small neighbourhood shopping centre is located by Victoria Trail and 161st Avenue.

Fraser Real Estate Statistics

Total Listings: 32
Average Price: $309,700
Highest Price: $739,900
Lowest Price: $65,000

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Fraser is a residential neighbourhood lying between 144th Avenue and 153rd Avenue, and west of 18th Street to Victoria Trail. The Fraser area, along with much of present day northeast Edmonton, was annexed to the City of Edmonton in 1961. Fraser was one of the several neighbourhoods included in the Clareview Outline Plan, approved by Edmonton’s City Council in May, 1972. A Neighbourhood Structure Plan for Fraser was approved in 1982. Almost all of the residential development occurred during the 1970s and 1980s, but development has continued, at a slower pace, into the early 2000s while several parcels of residential land are still awaiting development. More about Fraser...

Fraser Listings

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 Fraser Neighbourhood Facts

Sixty percent of the dwelling units are in one and two unit structures. Compared to the city as a whole, Fraser’s demographic profile reveals it to be a young community. The neighbourhood has proportionally more young children than the city average, and less than two percent of the population is over seventy years of age.

The Fraser neighbourhood was named in recognition of John Fraser (1840-1919). He was born at Jasper House and was an original homesteader of River Lot 28. Mr. Fraser took an active interest in education and was one of the first trustees of the Belmont School; one of the first schools established in the province.

Information taken from City of Edmonton website.

 

Listing information last updated on August 17th, 2019 at 6:46am MDT.