Ritchie Homes for Sale

In addition to the ravine, Ritchie features a series of parks that run along the central spine of the neighbourhood in conjunction with school sites. The eastern portion of Whyte Avenue runs the northern length of the neighbourhood providing good local commercial access and many residents are within walking distance to the Old Strathcona Farmers market in the adjacent Strathcona neighbourhood.

Ritchie Real Estate Statistics

Total Listings: 35
Average Price: $424,020
Highest Price: $869,000
Lowest Price: $194,900

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Development in Ritchie began with the arrival of the Calgary and Edmonton Railroad line in 1891 and the completion, in 1902, of the Edmonton, Yukon and Pacific Rail line following Mill Creek Ravine across the Low Level Bridge to Edmonton. Early development radiated out from a commercial area on Whyte Avenue (82nd ave), now called Old Strathcona. Subsequent commercial development extended along Whyte Avenue where, from 1908 to 1949, a streetcar line joined Ritchie with downtown Edmonton (via 99th Street). More about Ritchie...

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 Ritchie Neighbourhood Facts

Ritchie became part of Edmonton when the City of Strathcona amalgamated with Edmonton in 1912. By that time, most of Ritchie had been subdivided using a grid street pattern. While most structures were built prior to 1950 both development and redevelopment, especially in commercial areas, has continued to the present time.

Because of its history and location, Ritchie is an area of mixed land use. It is predominantly residential (63% of property area) with a sizeable number of commercial and industrial properties (20% of property area). Single detached homes account for just under 50% of all residential units in the neighbourhood and a mixture of semi-detached dwelling, row housing and low to medium rise apartments make up the remainder of the units. Ritchie residents have good access to downtown Edmonton and the Mill Creek portion of the river valley park  system.

Ritchie was named for Robert Ritchie, former Mayor of the Town of Strathcona and original owner of the Ritchie Mill which still stands, as an historic site, at 102 Street and Saskatchewan Drive.

Information taken from City of Edmonton website.

 

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Listing information last updated on February 20th, 2019 at 8:01pm MST.