8:10 "an amenity rich neighbourhood with several strip malls" Great... that's sooo appealing. What's more appealing is turning those strip malls into mixed use buildings with parking on the back or side. Even if it's retail on the first floor, with offices on the second and third floor.
no downtown, or north or east. Best areas are windermere and terwillegar, but they are more expensive. But trust me, it is worth the money. especially if you have kids and elderly.
Came here to say this. I moved to Edmonton with my family (Strathcona) and half of these areas are awful. There are so many drug addicts everywhere that I don’t even feel safe going out in broad daylight. I’ve been chased multiple times.
@@Purplelilac3406 that applies to all western countries and cities. honestly, the safest countries i have been to were japan, china and south korea and singapore.... canada, usa, and europe are just a big mess not gonna lie...
“Professionals” should really know how to pronounce their occupation. The word is realtors (two syllables) .... not “real-a-tors” and realty (again just two syllables) ... not “real-a-ty”. Other than that, a nice video with some awesome views of Edmonton and showcasing what a great city it is.
I would want to move to an area not too far from West Edmonton Mall restaurants and shopping, spots to walk and bike ride. Condo or penthouse. Great for someone buses bikes or catch cabs. Around 25 years old to 35 years old for area. Which of these 10 places are eliminated because of this? Thanks for this video!
Glenora = 100 years of enforced blandness. Summerside is just more sprawl, and the lake is there to minimize storm drainage demands. South Edmonton Common is just your generic big box tumour. Riverbend is 1970s sprawl. And... okay, you just recommended Windermere. I will stop taking you seriously now.
great video! im currently going through memory lane.. i lived in what i thought was ellerslie at the time (2007-2012) but i guess is technically charlesworth. also a great area, or atleast was. Silver berry was another nice area at the time
I LOVE robbing people. I often go out with my family to rob strangers at least 2 times a week. It definitely keeps us all fit and we all get that coveted quality time together!❤
Did you name any Northern areas? If so I didnt catch it. I'm moving to Edmonton soon to work at the military base. Because of its location I was planning on buying in the Northern part of the city. But your video pretty much makes it seem like North Edmonton isnt a great place to live.
@@maestroadam I've certainly been scouting houses in St. Albert too. However, the places that I tend to like a little more on Realtor.ca are all in North Edmonton. It'd be helpful to know (as I have never been to Edmonton) whether or not they're in good or bad areas. Since the video only mentions south and central locations, it makes viewers like myself assume North Edmonton is sketchy. Is that the case? Are some areas better than others? If the right house pops up in St. Albert I'd happily move there as well.
@@michaeljensen1625 Hi Michael, yes. North east Edmonton is perceived as sketchy. I would personally not live east of 127 st. As an Edmontonian of 31 years, I can attest that there is truth to that perception as well. North West Edmonton (west of 127 st and 153 Avenue) is better, but also more expensive.
Good day Michael , There are definitely some good areas in the North and some not so good. If you would like to send us a email to youtube@hauptrealty.com we would love to help steer you in the right direction. We look forward to hearing from you. Have a great day 😀
The neighborhoods near Whyte Avenue are the most lively ones. Whyte Avenue is full of pubs for people to socialize and there are many festivals and activities in the summer. The neighborhoods in this area are also near the river and Millcreek ravine. Edmontonians like to go there for hiking, bicycling, canoeing, walking dogs...
Can't believe they said downtown holy fuck you can't go anywhere without being harassed for a cigarette or change. You'll have your catallac converter chopped the first night there. It's almost as ghetto as downtown Toronto
Moving to Edmonton from Yellowknife NWT. Found rotation work in Fort Mac so I work 2 weeks away then come back to Edmonton for 1 week. I arrive in a few weeks and haven't chosen a place to live yet. Will rent until I am familiar enough with the place to buy. Found a decent basement suite in Windermere for 900 a month plus 30% utilities. I'm not committed to it but I'm leaning that way. I am 32, single male no family or pets, coming from a small town and excited about being in Edmonton in general. I really liked renting the Lime scooters in the summer and a sick internet Cafe in St.Rupert area called OverKlocked. Anybody feel free to message me here, I don't know anybody in Edmonton and I love conversation. Tell me what part of town you would choose if you were me! I'd love it hear it!
Edmonton changes alot and it's tricky to choose an area based on presumptions or legacy. Young evolving metropolis. Its never too bad anywhere here really.
Would love to see edmonton move away from sprawl. It's so unsustainable for our city. I grew up in Riverbend and windermere, and although they're nice and new, they're also pretty boring. Most of edmonton is car dependent and cookie cutter. Wish we would urbanize, create more density, and stop building outside the henday.
@@tomc4139 lol. Urbanization is hell? That’s why western countries have been urbanizing for decades and the most expensive real estate is in the core of cities?? Also, you live in Sherwood park…but expect good transit? Lol. That’s called being a freeloader. Don’t even pay taxes to Edmonton but expect good transit hahaha. I’m downtown every few days. Live just outside of it. It’s awesome. And will only get better as we stop subsidizing sprawl and forcing all taxpayers to cover the bill of suburban freeloaders. St. Albert and Sherwood park need to be tolled. Parasitic impact to our city. Couldn’t exist without Edmonton, but don’t contribute to Edmonton’s taxes.
Its ok, you’ll hear some people talk about an attack or two, and young White people call it Mill Hoods because they like to sound interesting, but its actually a pretty good neighborhood.
Great video but unfortunately, I see a lot of homes and destinations built around the car rather than being people focused. Like large shopping centres that you cannot walk to easily.
Don’t forget that it’s a frozen wasteland from October to April and the city is wasting millions on a transit system for the people who can’t afford to drive and contribute nothing to the tax base
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I’m moving to Edmonton in three months. This video helped me a lot. Thank you. I’m so excited.
How's it going now that you're here?
@@dankelly5150 yes. I’m here.
How you liking it? I’m moving out in 6 months.
8:10 "an amenity rich neighbourhood with several strip malls" Great... that's sooo appealing. What's more appealing is turning those strip malls into mixed use buildings with parking on the back or side. Even if it's retail on the first floor, with offices on the second and third floor.
4:44 i live near summerside, the area is peaceful for sure
Great video. So beautiful Cities. Thanks 🙏 love it
It woild be great if you add a some screenshots with location of this neighbourhoods.
Im getting help moving into edmonton to start a new life.
thanks for these videos you lovelies
Finally a new video! Awesome🔥🔥
It's just that one moment when you see your house (if you live in edmonton)
Ritchie? Ever heard of Mill Creek Ravine?
no downtown, or north or east. Best areas are windermere and terwillegar, but they are more expensive. But trust me, it is worth the money. especially if you have kids and elderly.
the hell with the naming 😅
@@2Sage-7Poets what is weird about it?
Came here to say this. I moved to Edmonton with my family (Strathcona) and half of these areas are awful. There are so many drug addicts everywhere that I don’t even feel safe going out in broad daylight. I’ve been chased multiple times.
@@Purplelilac3406 that applies to all western countries and cities. honestly, the safest countries i have been to were japan, china and south korea and singapore.... canada, usa, and europe are just a big mess not gonna lie...
Check out Greisbach Village in the northside of Edmonton.
“Professionals” should really know how to pronounce their occupation. The word is realtors (two syllables) .... not “real-a-tors” and realty (again just two syllables) ... not “real-a-ty”.
Other than that, a nice video with some awesome views of Edmonton and showcasing what a great city it is.
No one cares.
What do you guys think of the west/jasper place area? We’ve lived here for like two months to the day so don’t know too too much about it?
I would want to move to an area not too far from West Edmonton Mall restaurants and shopping, spots to walk and bike ride. Condo or penthouse. Great for someone buses bikes or catch cabs. Around 25 years old to 35 years old for area. Which of these 10 places are eliminated because of this? Thanks for this video!
What about Bonnie doon area? Is it good for students and jobs?
Great video! What do you think of the stillwater area?
Glenora = 100 years of enforced blandness. Summerside is just more sprawl, and the lake is there to minimize storm drainage demands. South Edmonton Common is just your generic big box tumour. Riverbend is 1970s sprawl. And... okay, you just recommended Windermere. I will stop taking you seriously now.
What about Clareview? I want to use LRT
what do you think about balwin neighborhood overall
Not bad video. I am sure you missed some neighborhoods. That's it from me.
great video! im currently going through memory lane.. i lived in what i thought was ellerslie at the time (2007-2012) but i guess is technically charlesworth. also a great area, or atleast was. Silver berry was another nice area at the time
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Saw my building a few times at the beginning...crowded city..not much to do unless you're with family
Are you nuts? Edmonton is not crowded
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would like to move to Edmonton or surrounding cities, what is the best way?
Don’t live downtown unless you love crime.
I LOVE robbing people. I often go out with my family to rob strangers at least 2 times a week. It definitely keeps us all fit and we all get that coveted quality time together!❤
Did you name any Northern areas? If so I didnt catch it. I'm moving to Edmonton soon to work at the military base. Because of its location I was planning on buying in the Northern part of the city. But your video pretty much makes it seem like North Edmonton isnt a great place to live.
Go live in St. Albert. You'll be close to the base and you'll be in a beautiful neighborhood.
@@maestroadam I've certainly been scouting houses in St. Albert too. However, the places that I tend to like a little more on Realtor.ca are all in North Edmonton. It'd be helpful to know (as I have never been to Edmonton) whether or not they're in good or bad areas. Since the video only mentions south and central locations, it makes viewers like myself assume North Edmonton is sketchy. Is that the case? Are some areas better than others?
If the right house pops up in St. Albert I'd happily move there as well.
@@michaeljensen1625 Hi Michael, yes. North east Edmonton is perceived as sketchy. I would personally not live east of 127 st.
As an Edmontonian of 31 years, I can attest that there is truth to that perception as well. North West Edmonton (west of 127 st and 153 Avenue) is better, but also more expensive.
@@maestroadam That is extremely helpful! Thank you.
Good day Michael , There are definitely some good areas in the North and some not so good. If you would like to send us a email to youtube@hauptrealty.com we would love to help steer you in the right direction. We look forward to hearing from you. Have a great day 😀
What's the most lively neighborhood?
The neighborhoods near Whyte Avenue are the most lively ones. Whyte Avenue is full of pubs for people to socialize and there are many festivals and activities in the summer. The neighborhoods in this area are also near the river and Millcreek ravine. Edmontonians like to go there for hiking, bicycling, canoeing, walking dogs...
Can't believe they said downtown holy fuck you can't go anywhere without being harassed for a cigarette or change. You'll have your catallac converter chopped the first night there. It's almost as ghetto as downtown Toronto
I love your videos. What’s the best mature neighborhood for 40 year old + DINKs who don’t want to move to Downtown?
You picked Downtown Edmonton as a favorite community? The homelessness is insane! From someone who lives here do NOT move to downtown edmonton!
Hey! enjoyed this video so much.
What do you think of Brookside? If you know this residential, is it good area to live?
Brookside is part of what we call riverbend ! Mathew grew up in brookside and e absolutely love it !
Out from the city activity area, lots of time to commute but great residential area for small growing family 👍
@@EverythingedmontonAB Hi I posted a question in comment section of this great video
No one talks abt crime rates per area.
Moving to Edmonton from Yellowknife NWT. Found rotation work in Fort Mac so I work 2 weeks away then come back to Edmonton for 1 week.
I arrive in a few weeks and haven't chosen a place to live yet. Will rent until I am familiar enough with the place to buy.
Found a decent basement suite in Windermere for 900 a month plus 30% utilities. I'm not committed to it but I'm leaning that way.
I am 32, single male no family or pets, coming from a small town and excited about being in Edmonton in general. I really liked renting the Lime scooters in the summer and a sick internet Cafe in St.Rupert area called OverKlocked.
Anybody feel free to message me here, I don't know anybody in Edmonton and I love conversation. Tell me what part of town you would choose if you were me! I'd love it hear it!
Enjoy
Edmonton changes alot and it's tricky to choose an area based on presumptions or legacy. Young evolving metropolis. Its never too bad anywhere here really.
Would love to see edmonton move away from sprawl. It's so unsustainable for our city. I grew up in Riverbend and windermere, and although they're nice and new, they're also pretty boring. Most of edmonton is car dependent and cookie cutter. Wish we would urbanize, create more density, and stop building outside the henday.
Every neighbourhood on here looked exactly the same except downtown. Might as well flip a coin.
Hopefully LRT expansion into the west leads to some more density
@@tomc4139 lol. Urbanization is hell? That’s why western countries have been urbanizing for decades and the most expensive real estate is in the core of cities??
Also, you live in Sherwood park…but expect good transit? Lol. That’s called being a freeloader. Don’t even pay taxes to Edmonton but expect good transit hahaha.
I’m downtown every few days. Live just outside of it. It’s awesome. And will only get better as we stop subsidizing sprawl and forcing all taxpayers to cover the bill of suburban freeloaders. St. Albert and Sherwood park need to be tolled. Parasitic impact to our city. Couldn’t exist without Edmonton, but don’t contribute to Edmonton’s taxes.
100% agree regarding traffic use by non-Edmontonians.
@@Merle1987 this city is awesome, gtfo if you don’t like it.
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How is millwood
Its ok, you’ll hear some people talk about an attack or two, and young White people call it Mill Hoods because they like to sound interesting, but its actually a pretty good neighborhood.
Millwoods is good! Older neighborhood, but still nice.
Yo! It's fine. You'll want a car though. Taking a bus from Millwoods to go anywhere takes a long time.
bad urban planning i guess..plus when you say modern amenities.. i think not that modern.. anyways canada is a young country to say the least..
Great video but unfortunately, I see a lot of homes and destinations built around the car rather than being people focused. Like large shopping centres that you cannot walk to easily.
It's Edmonton... You'll need a car
Its below -15C for 4 to 6 months of the year. If you want to walk, you either live in old strathcona or a different city.
How many drinks in were you when you narrated this video? Lol
so many carsssss
Yeah its a city… the traffic in Edmonton is better than most other big Canadian cities.
Top ten? might as well make simple and list the top area to stay away from lol
Don’t forget that it’s a frozen wasteland from October to April and the city is wasting millions on a transit system for the people who can’t afford to drive and contribute nothing to the tax base
Anyone of them not in Edmonton itself. Moved here from bc. Worst mistake of my life this place will drain you
Drain how?
B.c is expensive but Alberta is a cheap than b.c
@@Smiler2724 lol you make more in bc. Have you went shopping for groceries in Edmonton they're not all that different but the pay here's less.
WHY do you sound Drunk?