Stadium Station, Edmonton. Photo: Yajjyb, CC BY-SA 3.0 (Wikimedia Commons).

Homes Near Stadium LRT Station

Stadium Station serves Commonwealth Stadium — the largest stadium in Canada — and the quiet residential streets that surround it: Cromdale on the hill and Parkdale below. On event days this platform moves tens of thousands of fans; on every other day it is a sleepy inner-city station about ten minutes from downtown, wrapped around some of the lowest-priced houses and condos in central Edmonton.

That dual life is the investment thesis and the lifestyle pitch in one. Buyers here get inner-city land at outer-suburb prices, a station at the end of the street, the river valley escarpment at their back, and a stadium district the city keeps investing in. Fans, hospital and NAIT staff, downtown workers and landlords all read the same map and land here.

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For the wider stadium district — including game-day life and the full six-neighbourhood picture — read the Homes Near Commonwealth Stadium guide. Its figures cover a larger district, so they 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: Cromdale and Parkdale.

Single-family homes: 61 sales at a median sold price of $245,000 — the lowest detached median on this station series inside the Henday — with 97% under $500,000 and prices from $110,000 to $745,000. They took a median of 28 days, which in this district means buyers are selective: condition and street matter, and priced-right houses still move.

Condos: 38 sales at a median of $136,000, from $69,000 to $345,000, in a median of 40 days. The condo stock clusters in Cromdale's low-rise buildings along the escarpment, some with valley views at prices that read like a typo next to the downtown core ten minutes away.

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 Stadium Station — Cromdale and Parkdale. Virginia Park, east across 82 Street, is not counted: most of its homes sit beyond that walk. Parkdale is also counted on the Coliseum Station page, within that station's walk-shed as well — the overlap is deliberate and stated on both pages.

Community highlights

• Stadium Station on the Capital Line — Commonwealth Stadium's own platform, about ten minutes to downtown.
• Commonwealth Stadium itself — Elks football, concerts and international soccer, with the Commonwealth Community Recreation Centre beside it.
• Cromdale's escarpment streets — river valley views and trail access from the top of the bank.
• Parkdale's character houses and community league, one of the city's oldest.
• Kinnaird Ravine and the river valley trail system at the district's east edge.
• 118 Avenue's shops, galleries and food scene a short walk west.

Stadium district real estate

Cromdale and Parkdale hold two different markets on one page. Cromdale is the view play: older homes and low-rise condos on the bank above the valley, where the same view costs three times as much in Glenora. Parkdale is the value play: pre-war and post-war houses on straight, tree-lined streets, popular with renovators, first-time buyers and landlords. Both sit on land the city has circled for stadium-district renewal, which patient buyers treat as a feature.

Event days are the honest trade: a handful of times a year the streets fill and parking tightens. Owners here will tell you it is a fair price for a station, a stadium and a valley in the yard — and for owners who rent parking or suites on game days, it pays.

About living near Stadium Station

Most days, this is one of the quietest inner-city districts in Edmonton — escarpment walks in the morning, community league hockey in the winter, and a train that makes downtown a commute of minutes. Then the Elks play, and your neighbourhood becomes the city's living room for an evening. People who buy here tend to love both versions.

Schools near Stadium 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 and Norwood School (Edmonton Public Schools) serve the stadium 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, east of the district — read the Eastglen School catchment guide.

Parks, recreation & community services

The Commonwealth Community Recreation Centre — fieldhouse, fitness and aquatics beside the stadium — is the district's recreation hub, a walk from most homes here. Kinnaird Ravine, the Cromdale escarpment trails and the river valley path system handle the outdoors, and Parkdale Community League runs its rink and programs year-round.

For kids nearby:

• Commonwealth Community Recreation Centre — pool, fieldhouse and programs
• Kinnaird Ravine and river valley trails
• Parkdale Community League rink, playground and spray park
• Borden Park just north — natural pool and bandshell
• Game days at Commonwealth Stadium — the city's biggest backyard

Getting around

Stadium Station is a walk-on Capital Line platform, about ten minutes to downtown and a straight run south through the University to Century Park. On event days, the LRT is simply how the city gets here — which tells you everything about this address's transit value. Drivers use 112 Avenue, 82 Street and Wayne Gretzky Drive into the valley; cyclists drop straight onto the river valley trails.

Find your ideal home near Stadium Station

Ready for inner-city land at these prices? Register for home search on bridgerealtygroup.ca to get new listings near Stadium 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 Cromdale and Parkdale, November 9, 2025 – November 8, 2026.
• School names and grade levels: Edmonton Public Schools listings (John A. McDougall, Norwood, Spruce Avenue, Eastglen), verified November 2026.
• Station, stadium and recreation details: City of Edmonton published information.

Frequently asked questions

What have homes near Stadium Station actually sold for?
In the year to November 8, 2026, 61 single-family homes sold at a median of $245,000 in a median of 28 days, and 38 condos sold at a median of $136,000, across Cromdale and Parkdale (Paragon MLS®).

How is this page different from the Commonwealth Stadium guide?
This page counts the walk-shed around the station — Cromdale and Parkdale only. The stadium guide counts a wider six-neighbourhood district, so its figures are higher-volume and different by design; each page states its areas.

What is it like living beside a stadium?
Quiet most days, electric on event days. Streets fill a few dozen times a year for games and concerts; the recreation centre, ravine trails and ten-minute train ride are the everyday reality.

Are the Cromdale valley-view homes a good buy?
They are among the cheapest river-valley-view addresses in Edmonton — escarpment streets that mirror Glenora's at a fraction of the price. Condition varies house by house; ask Travis for the sold history on any specific street before you offer.