Northeast Edmonton

Northeast Edmonton covers real ground, from the historic character homes of Highlands — some dating to the early 1900s, with mature trees and landmarks like the McGrath Mansion — through to the Pilot Sound communities, five newer neighbourhoods named after Canadian aviators: Cy Becker, Matt Berry, Brintnell, McConachie, and Hollick-Kenyon.

Clareview sits at the centre of it all as the area’s commercial and transit hub, anchored by the Clareview LRT Station and Clareview Town Centre. It’s the kind of area where a first-time buyer, a growing family, and someone drawn to century-old character homes can all find their fit within a few kilometres of each other.

Real Estate Snapshot

Northeast Edmonton remains one of the city’s most accessible entry points for first-time buyers, with a mix of classic bungalows and renovated two-storeys near Clareview and Belvedere, and newer construction with larger yards and attached garages through McConachie, Cy Becker, and Brintnell.

Who Lives Here

Northeast Edmonton draws first-time buyers looking for affordability, young families choosing McConachie and Cy Becker for the newer floor plans and larger yards, and long-time residents in Highlands and Beverly Heights who value the area’s history and mature tree canopy.

Local Favorites

• Clareview LRT Station and Clareview Community Recreation Centre
• Clareview Town Centre and Manning Town Centre for shopping
• Highlands’ historic character homes and the McGrath Mansion
• The Quarry Golf Course and Raven Crest Golf and Country Club
• Horse Hill Community League programming across Cy Becker, Brintnell, McConachie, and Quarry Ridge

Insider Tips — From the Calvin Realty Team

Cy Becker has posted a livability score in the high-70s with strong marks for commuting, cost of living, and housing — a good stat to have on hand for buyers comparing it against other new-build corridors.

If a buyer wants a secondary suite, we flag listings in the established Clareview and Belvedere core where bylaws, layout, and parking actually make sense — not every older lot does.

The Pilot Sound naming convention (Cy Becker, Matt Berry, Brintnell, McConachie, Hollick-Kenyon) is a nice local-knowledge detail that resonates with buyers who care about neighbourhood story, not just square footage.

Neighbourhoods in This Area

• Clareview, Belvedere, Fraser, Kernohan, Kirkness
• McConachie, Cy Becker, Brintnell, Matt Berry, Hollick-Kenyon
• Highlands, Beverly Heights