Carter Crest neighbourhood guide
Living in Carter Crest, Edmonton
Carter Crest is an established neighbourhood with about 623 homes, mostly houses on their own lots. The typical house was built around 1994, and the area sits in the Pihêsiwin ward. Here is what homes are worth and what to expect, based on the City of Edmonton 2026 property assessments.
Typical house value$631,000
Most houses between$514K to $727K
Typical year built1994
Residential properties623
Shopping by budget? In Carter Crest, about 70% of homes are assessed under $700,000, and 99% under $1,000,000 (City of Edmonton 2026 assessments). Use the price buttons at the top of this page to see current Carter Crest listings in each range, and remember that assessed values and sale prices are not the same.
The homes in Carter Crest
- Age: most houses were built between 1992 and 1998.
- Lots: a typical house lot is about 6,282 sq ft.
- Garages: about 100% of houses have a garage.
- Mix: roughly 96% of properties are houses on their own lots, and 4% are condos, apartments or other units.
Buying in Carter Crest
- Most homes here are past the new home warranty, so book a full home inspection and ask about the age of the roof, furnace and hot water tank.
- Compare finished basements and garages carefully, since they drive most of the price gap between similar homes.
- Assessments are not sale prices. Recent sales on the same street are the best guide to value.
Zoning in Carter Crest
The most common zones here under the City of Edmonton Zoning Bylaw are:
- RS: Small Scale Residential: houses, duplexes and row housing up to 3 storeys
Zoning affects what can be built next door and whether you can add a suite or garden suite. Always check the exact lot on the City zoning map.
Carter Crest FAQ
What do homes cost in Carter Crest?
The typical house in Carter Crest is assessed at about $631,000 for 2026, and most fall between $514K and $727K. Sale prices can be higher or lower than assessments, so for a current number on a specific home, ask for a free home value report.
How old are the homes in Carter Crest?
Most houses in Carter Crest were built between 1992 and 1998, and the typical house dates from 1994.
How big are the lots in Carter Crest?
A typical house lot in Carter Crest is about 6,282 sq ft, and about 100% of houses have a garage.
How do I find out what my Carter Crest home is worth?
Request a free home value report from the Haupt Phaneuf team. We compare your home to recent sales nearby and send you a value range within 24 hours.
Source: City of Edmonton Open Data, 2026 property assessments and property information. Figures cover residential properties in Carter Crest and are rounded. Not an appraisal.
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