Coliseum Station, Edmonton. Photo: KMW2700, CC BY-SA 2.0 (Wikimedia Commons).

Homes Near Coliseum LRT Station

Coliseum Station stands at 118 Avenue and 76 Street, beside the Edmonton EXPO Centre and the old arena grounds — the Capital Line's gateway to Edmonton's exhibition lands and to three of its most characterful inner-city neighbourhoods: Alberta Avenue, Eastwood and Parkdale. This is the 118 Avenue revival story: arts, food and community leagues layered over a deep stock of character houses that sell for less than almost anywhere else this close to downtown.

Buyers search here for the combination, not just the train: a character bungalow or a renovated infill, a main street with galleries and bakeries, and a platform that puts downtown about ten minutes away. Investors see the other side of the same coin — the lowest sold prices on the inner-city LRT map, with a station, an events centre and a main street holding demand up.

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For the stadium-district side of this story, read the Homes Near Commonwealth Stadium guide — it counts a wider district, so its figures differ from this page's walk-shed numbers.

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The sold figures

Window for every figure: November 9, 2025 – November 8, 2026. Source: Paragon MLS® sold data. Areas counted: Alberta Avenue, Eastwood and Parkdale.

Single-family homes dominate: 188 sales at a median sold price of $268,200, in a median of 27 days — 95% of them under $500,000. Prices ran from $110,000 to $935,000, a range that captures this district honestly: teardown-and-infill lots at the bottom, lovingly restored character homes and new infill builds at the top, and a deep bench of solid bungalows in between.

Condos are a smaller, quieter market here: 31 sales at a median of $140,000, taking a median of 36 days. This is a house neighbourhood first — the condo stock is mostly small low-rise buildings, and buyers have time to choose.

How these numbers were worked out: these figures count the whole neighbourhoods whose homes sit within roughly a 10-minute walk (about 800 m to 1 km) of Coliseum Station — Alberta Avenue, Eastwood and Parkdale. Delton, just north of Eastwood, is not counted: most of its homes sit beyond that walk. Parkdale is also counted on the Stadium Station page, where it is within that station's walk-shed too — the overlap is deliberate and stated on both pages.

Community highlights

• Coliseum Station on the Capital Line — about ten minutes to downtown, beside the EXPO Centre grounds.
• 118 Avenue (Alberta Avenue) — galleries, the Nina Haggerty Centre for the Arts, bakeries, grocers and the Avenue's festival calendar.
• Edmonton EXPO Centre and K-Days on the station's doorstep.
• Character housing stock — 1910s-to-1950s homes on tree-lined streets in Eastwood and Parkdale.
• Sprucewood and Eastwood community league life, rinks and playgrounds.
• Borden Park just east — bandshell, natural swimming pool and picnic grounds.

118 Avenue district real estate

This is Edmonton's character-house bargain shelf, and the market knows the difference between the shelves: original-condition bungalows trade on lot and bones; renovated homes and skinny infill command real premiums; and the Avenue's commercial energy keeps pulling new owners in. Eastwood and Parkdale give you mature trees and front-porch streets; Alberta Avenue gives you the main street itself.

Who buys here? First-time buyers who want a house near downtown without a suburb commute, renovators and infill builders, artists and young families following the 118 Avenue scene, and landlords — the station, NAIT bus links and the EXPO Centre keep rental demand steady at prices that still cash-flow.

About living near Coliseum Station

Life here runs on the Avenue: coffee and groceries on 118, festivals through the summer, K-Days fireworks in July, and quiet residential streets one block in either direction. It is an inner-city neighbourhood with inner-city edges — buyers should walk the specific street at different hours, the way locals do, and buy the block, not just the house.

Schools near Coliseum Station

Confirm any exact address in Edmonton Public Schools' Find a School tool — catchments shift, and designation follows the street, not the neighbourhood name.

Elementary: John A. McDougall School, Norwood School and Delton School (Edmonton Public Schools) serve the district.

Junior high: Spruce Avenue School (Edmonton Public Schools) — read the Spruce Avenue School catchment guide.

Senior high: Eastglen High School (Edmonton Public Schools) in Bellevue — read the Eastglen School catchment guide.

Parks, recreation & community services

Borden Park is the district's green jewel — a restored historic park with a natural swimming pool, bandshell and picnic sites. Eastwood and Sprucewood community league grounds, the EXPO Centre's year-round event calendar, and the Commonwealth Community Recreation Centre one stop south round out the recreation picture.

For kids nearby:

• Borden Park — natural pool, bandshell, playgrounds and picnic grounds
• Edmonton EXPO Centre events and K-Days
• Commonwealth Community Recreation Centre — one LRT stop away
• Edmonton Public Library — Sprucewood Branch, on 95 Street
• Community league rinks and spray parks in Eastwood and Parkdale

Getting around

Coliseum is a walk-on Capital Line station, about ten minutes to downtown and a straight run to the University and Century Park; the EXPO Centre transit centre beside it feeds buses across the northeast. Drivers use 118 Avenue, 82 Street and the Yellowhead. For NAIT and the Royal Alexandra Hospital, it is a short bus ride west — which is part of why staff and students rent and buy here.

Find your ideal home near Coliseum Station

Ready for a character house on the line? Register for home search on bridgerealtygroup.ca to get new listings near Coliseum Station the day they hit the market, and call Travis Bannert at 780-720-8240 for a shortlist built around the station, the schools and your budget.

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Sources for this page

• Sold data: Paragon MLS® sold data for Alberta Avenue, Eastwood and Parkdale, November 9, 2025 – November 8, 2026.
• School names and grade levels: Edmonton Public Schools listings (John A. McDougall, Norwood, Delton, Spruce Avenue, Eastglen), verified November 2026.
• Station, park and recreation details: City of Edmonton published information.

Frequently asked questions

What have homes near Coliseum Station actually sold for?
In the year to November 8, 2026, 188 single-family homes sold at a median of $268,200 in a median of 27 days, and 31 condos sold at a median of $140,000, across Alberta Avenue, Eastwood and Parkdale (Paragon MLS®).

How is this page different from the Commonwealth Stadium guide?
This page counts only the walk-shed around Coliseum Station — Alberta Avenue, Eastwood and Parkdale. The stadium guide counts a wider six-neighbourhood district, so its figures are different by design; both pages state their areas on the page.

Why is Delton not counted?
Delton sits just north of Eastwood and most of its homes are beyond a 10-minute walk of the platform, so it is named and excluded rather than folded in.

Is the 118 Avenue area good for a first home?
A $268,200 single-family median ten minutes from downtown by train is one of the strongest first-home cases in the inner city — with the honest caveat to buy the block: streets vary, and Travis will walk the specific street's sold history with you before you offer.