• Silver Berry is almost as lovely as its name and it’s a relatively new neighbourhood.   It’s located east of Mill Woods between 17th street and 34th street.  The area was used for farming prior to urban development. The bordering Mill Creek ravine was wisely left in its natural state.

• Like many newer neighbourhoods, Silver Berry is home to a younger population.  Close to 90% of the residents are under the age of 60. So it makes sense that a large school is situated right in the centre of the area.  There are lots of open spaces and parks including easy access to Mill Creek to help keep the young and the young at heart busy.  

• The average listing price in Silver Berry runs right about $340 thousand.  A healthy

We're looking a well established and sought after neighbourhood to live; Meadowlark Park in Jasper Place.

• In the latter part of the 1950’s the Town of Jasper Place developed some new neighbourhoods to compete with those in Edmonton.  By the early 1960’s the Town of Jasper place was annexed by the City of Edmonton and those beautiful new suburban communities, including Meadowlark Park became a part of Edmonton.

• The average purchase price of $345 thousand is a primary reason Meadowlark Park is so popular.  Mature neighbourhoods offer a lot of built-in upside such as recreation facilities, lifestyle choices and family services.  The age demographic is almost equally split between young starter families, established families and

For a combination of picturesque beauty and lifestyle choices, Garneau is a neighbourhood that is truly hard to beat.  Named after the early settler Laurence Garneau, the neighbourhood was considered fully developed... in 1912 !  

• A few things have changed in Garneau over the past hundred years or so.  With the growth of the U of A and Whyte Ave becoming a vibrant retail destination, the area is home to a young population. 80 percent of residents are under the age of 40. Recreation, Lifestyle and Safety services are all ranked very high on the Community Scores rating system.  Walk-ability is excellent and public transit services are readily available.

• As you would expect, the housing mix over the years has shifted away from primarily

Laurel, located in the Meadows in Millwoods.
 

• It was first developed just over ten years ago in 2007. A family friendly neighbourhood, Laurel ranks near the top in the Family and Safety Services Community Scores rating system. It ranks five out of five in the Real Estate category indicating a plentiful number of listings.

• Both Sherwood Park and Beaumont are minutes away by car along with South Edmonton Common, Mill Woods Town Centre, and Rio-Can Meadows. The Meadows Community Recreation Centre provides access to fitness amenities, banking, and retail options. Public services like the Library, schools and the Grey Nuns Hospital are part of the neighbourhood. The Meadows Transit Centre affords excellent public transit options.  With the