Inglewood

Central, Edmonton, AB

Edmonton's downtown core is experiencing an office-to-residential conversion wave, with new residents drawn by LRT access and growing street-level vibrancy.

Core & Lifestyle Scores

Neighbourhood Signals

• Inglewood's proximity to downtown Edmonton (within 2km) and direct access via the Capital Line LRT positions it as an emerging urban village with strong walkability potential
• Recent streetscape improvements along 109 Street and renewed community investment signal neighbourhood revitalization and rising property appeal
• Inglewood's heritage character and mature tree canopy attract young families and professionals seeking established neighbourhood feel with urban convenience
• Current median income of ~$66,000 reflects a working-middle class demographic that is gradually diversifying as gentrification pressures increase
• Inglewood continues to experience higher-than-average property crime rates relative to Edmonton's west-side neighbourhoods, though trends show modest improvement
• The neighbourhood's older housing stock (pre-1970s) requires significant maintenance investment; buyers should factor renovation costs into assessments

Schools Nearby

• Glengarry School (elementary, EPS, 72/100)
• Inglewood School (elementary, EPS, 75/100)
• Parkallen School (elementary, EPS, 73/100)
• Michael A. Kostek School (junior high, EPS, 71/100)
• Victoria High School (secondary, EPS, 74/100)

Transit Access

• 🚇 Capital Line LRT - Englewood Station (direct service south toward downtown/south Edmonton)
• 🚇 Route 3 bus (primary cross-town service through 109 Street corridor)
• 🚇 Route 5 bus (north-south service connecting to downtown and residential areas)
• 🚇 Route 106 bus (neighbourhood connector service)

Scores are analytical estimates for informational purposes only and do not constitute professional real estate, financial, or legal advice. Data reflects Statistics Canada and municipal open data sources, supplemented by analytical estimates.