Walker homes for sale.
One of the newer southeast neighbourhoods, south of Ellerslie Road, with ponds, a wetland and parks planned around new streets that are still being built.
Last updated October 2026
- Area
- Southeast, south of Ellerslie Rd
- Plan adopted
- April 2007
- Homes
- Low, medium and high density
- Green space
- 5 ponds, parks and a wetland
Walker at a glance.
- Median City-assessed value
- $456,000 across 4,513 residential properties
- New home permits
- 0 houses, duplexes and row homes in the last 12 months
- Renovation permits
- 71 in the last 12 months
- Schools inside Walker
- 2 plus 1 within about 1.5 km
From City of Edmonton open data (Walker), checked 2026-10-30. The City's assessed value is for property tax and is not a market price. For what homes are really selling for, ask Brent.
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Living in Walker.
Walker is in southeast Edmonton, south of Ellerslie Road SW and north of 25 Avenue SW, between 66 Street on the west and 50 Street on the east.
The City adopted the Walker plan in April 2007. Building started in the northwest corner and has moved south and west, and it is still underway.
When it is done, Walker will have a mix of housing, a large commercial site and transit centre in the northeast corner, another shopping site in the southeast, a district park, a school and park site, two pocket parks and five storm water ponds. There is a wetland in the southeast corner.
The neighbourhood is named after George Walker, who was recognised for his work in housing and land development. Streets start with W, honouring people like Arthur Watt, Robert Welsh and Francis Winspear.
What's around Walker.
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School zones: Edmonton Public Schools attendance areas from City of Edmonton open data (2021 school year, the newest published). Boundaries can change, so always check an address with the EPSB school locator. Edmonton Catholic does not publish zone maps; ask Brent or check with Edmonton Catholic Schools.
Places from City of Edmonton open data (business licences, schools, parks, playgrounds, rec facilities, libraries, LRT and ETS bus stops). Map © OpenStreetMap contributors.
What's new and what's coming.
- Building: the City issued 0 permits for new houses, duplexes and row homes, 71 for renovations and 9 for commercial and apartment projects in Walker in the last 12 months.
What it's like here.
Water and green space
Five ponds, a wetland and several parks are planned, which gives the neighbourhood a lot of walking routes.
Newer homes
Since building only started after 2007, most homes in Walker are recent, with modern layouts and fewer surprise repairs.
Shopping and transit planned
A large commercial site and a transit centre are planned for the northeast corner of the neighbourhood.
Schools nearby.
Inside Walker
- Corpus Christi. Edmonton Catholic, Kindergarten to Grade 9. 460 Watt Boulevard SW.
- Shauna May Seneca. Edmonton Public, K to Gr 9. 2130 Wonnacott Way SW.
Nearby
- Ellerslie Campus. Edmonton Public, K to Gr 9. About 1.4 km from the centre of Walker.
The City plan includes a school and park site in Walker. Check any address with the Edmonton Public Schools and Edmonton Catholic Schools school finders, and Brent will confirm before you buy.
Commute and access.
- Ellerslie Road on the north edge connects to Anthony Henday Drive.
- 50 Street and 66 Street lead north toward Mill Woods and the rest of the city.
- Edmonton International Airport is a short drive southwest.
Selling in Walker?
Brent can show you what homes like yours in Walker actually sold for, and what buyers are paying for right now.
Walker questions, answered.
Where is Walker in Edmonton?
Southeast Edmonton, south of Ellerslie Road and north of 25 Avenue SW, between 66 Street and 50 Street.
Is Walker still being built?
Yes. The plan was adopted in 2007 and building is still moving south and west.
Who is Walker named after?
George Walker, who was recognised for his work in housing and land development. The streets are named after other people whose names start with W.
What are homes in Walker selling for?
Brent can send you what similar Walker homes sold for recently, so you know what a fair price looks like.
Neighbourhoods near Walker.
Sources: City of Edmonton, Walker neighbourhood profile. Information is believed accurate but not guaranteed; confirm details before you buy.
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