Edmonton Residences
Downtown
Residential areas that surround downtown Edmonton include Queen Mary Park, Central McDougall, McCauley, Oliver, Boyle Street, Riverdale, Rossdale.
Established
Majority of Glenora's homes have been built by the seventies, and average household income is higher than the average for the whole city. Westmount houses consist mostly of apartments and condominiums. The same trend applies to Westwood. Parkview is purely made up of owner-occupied detached houses.
Commercial
Pembina is a commercial area whose residential units are mostly walk-up apartments and mostly completed in the late nineties. North of this is Cumberland, which also has recently-built residences, though are mostly single-detached houses. Belvedere is a mix of residential and industrial buildings. Mayfield, named after the bush pilot Wop May, is similar.
New
Residential neighbourhoods that began most of their construction during the late nineties also include Canossa, Wild Rose, Terwillegar, Southbrook, Rutherford, Windermere, and MacEwan.