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Greater Edmonton community

Beaumont

Beaumont is a community in the Greater Edmonton area, home to about 20,888 people (2021 census). All residential sold for a median of $580,000 in May 2026 (+12.1% year-over-year). The median household income is $130,000, and 87% of homes are owner-occupied. Market figures are from the REALTORS® Association of Edmonton; demographics from the 2021 federal census. Directional only — not the price a specific home would sell for today.

Demographics are the 2021 federal census for the Beaumont census subdivision (City of Beaumont). Market figures are derived from the REALTORS® Association of Edmonton monthly municipality statistics. Local transit service.

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Median sale price

$536,000

12-mo rolling · +4.4% YoY

Sales (year to date)

184

2026 YTD · -1.6% YoY

Median household income

$130,000

2021 census

Own their home

87%

13% rent · 2021

Population

20,888

2021 census

Where it is

Beaumont sits in the Greater Edmonton metro.Local transit service.

Map showing the location and boundary of Beaumont, Alberta, within the Edmonton metropolitan region.
Beaumont outlined in teal on the regional map. Map data © Mapbox © OpenStreetMap.

The homes

What the housing stock looks like, and what homes are worth.

What's here

Mostly detached. 80% of homes, with 7% semi-detached.

Housing mix (2021 census · 6,950 dwellings)
  • Detached80%
  • Semi-detached7%
  • Row house (townhouse)6%
  • Apartment in a duplex0%
  • Apartment (low-rise)7%
  • Movable0%

What homes are worth (what owners figured, 2021)

Owners figured a median of $448,000 back in 2021 — for owner-occupied homes of all types (the average was $458,800). Homes are now selling for a rolling median of $536,000 (12 months to May 2026) — about 20% above that.

That's owners' self-reported value from the 2021 census — five years old and self-reported, so a rough, stale snapshot, not a current price. For what's actually trading now, see the market below.

Who lives here

Income, ownership, education and how people get to work — plus what housing costs.

Who lives here

Mostly homeowners. Median household income $130,000.

Median income$130,000per household, 2020
Own their home87%
Bachelor's +21%of adults 15+
Drive to work94%1% transit
Income, households, ages & work

Household income

  • Under $50k10%
  • $50k–$100k24%
  • $100k–$150k26%
  • $150k–$200k20%
  • $200k+20%

Households (average 3 people)

  • Couples with kids43%
  • Couples without kids25%
  • One-parent families8%
  • Living alone13%
  • Multigenerational3%
  • Other shared households7%

Ages (median 35.2)

  • 0–1425%
  • 15–2411%
  • 25–4431%
  • 45–6423%
  • 65+9%

Work — occupations

  • Trades, transport & equipment operators26%
  • Sales & service21%
  • Business, finance & administration17%
  • Education, law, social & government12%
  • Natural & applied sciences7%
  • Health7%
  • Natural resources & agriculture3%
  • Manufacturing & utilities3%
  • Art, culture, recreation & sport2%
  • Management1%

Work — industries

  • Construction14%
  • Health care & social assistance11%
  • Retail trade10%
  • Transportation & warehousing7%
  • Professional, scientific & technical7%
  • Educational services7%
  • Public administration7%
  • Manufacturing6%
  • Mining, oil & gas5%
  • Wholesale trade5%
  • All other sectors combined21%

41% of residents moved here within the last 5 years (12% within the last year).

Immigration

14% of residents are immigrants · 1% non-permanent residents.

  • Before 198013%
  • 1980–199011%
  • 1991–200012%
  • 2001–201029%
  • 2011–202134%

2021 federal census, Beaumont census subdivision. Income + ages are 100% data; work, immigration and mobility are 25% sample data, randomly rounded.

Origins, population groups & religion

Most commonly reported origins (multiple responses allowed — shares overlap)

  • English21%
  • German20%
  • Scottish17%
  • Irish17%
  • Canadian14%
  • French12%
  • Ukrainian12%
  • Polish5%

Population groups

17% of residents identified as a visible minority; 83% did not. Separately, 5% identify as Indigenous (Métis 4%, First Nations 1%).

  • South Asian8%
  • Filipino3%
  • Black2%
  • Chinese1%
  • Latin American1%
  • Other1%

StatCan defines a "visible minority" as persons, other than Indigenous peoples, who are non-Caucasian in race or non-white in colour (Employment Equity Act) — Indigenous residents are counted separately, and "not a visible minority" is predominantly residents who identify as white.

Religion

  • Christian48%
  • No religious affiliation44%
  • Sikh5%
  • Hindu2%

Immigration, ethnocultural origin, population group and religion from the 2021 federal census (25% sample). Neutral Statistics Canada classifications, shown identically for every community.

Housing costs

Owners pay about $2,200/month; renters about $1,560/month. Median monthly shelter cost, 2021.

Owners pay$2,200/mo15.7% spend 30%+ of income
Renters pay$1,560/mo38% spend 30%+ of income

The market

What's actually selling — sold prices, sales activity and the trend, from the REALTORS® Association of Edmonton.

Recent sales & prices

Over the 12 months to May 2026, homes sold for a rolling median of $536,000+4.4% year-over-year, across 446 sales. That's the steady read; a single month swings on a few sales ($580,000 in May 2026 alone).

12-month median$536,000rolling · +4.4% YoY · 446 sales
12-month average$550,852sales-weighted
Latest month$580,000All residential · May 2026 · 53 sales
Year-to-date median$539,350+4.7% YoY · 184 sales
Sales volume$30,841,787all residential · May 2026

The headline is a 12-month rolling median — it pools the last 12 months (446 sales) so a single month's handful of sales can't swing it, and year-over-year is measured rolling-vs-rolling. RAE reports this town as a single residential total (not split by home type). Source: REALTORS® Association of Edmonton.

Price trend

The 12-month rolling median sale price is +4.4% year-over-year. Rolling median (bold) $453,851 → $536,000; the faint line is each single month.

$453,851 $536,000 2022202420252026

12-month rolling median single-month median

The bold line is the 12-month rolling median; the faint line is each single month, which can swing on a few sales in a small market. Source: REALTORS® Association of Edmonton.

Source

Market statistics: Source: REALTORS® Association of Edmonton (monthly municipality statistics). Demographics: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census of Population, Census Profile (98-401-X), Beaumont census subdivision. Directional analysis, not verbatim reproductions.

About these figures. Market figures are derived from RAE monthly statistics and reflect what sold, not what any specific home is worth; the 2021 census home value is residents' self-reported value, not a sale price or appraisal. Trevor Tardif is a licensed REALTOR® with REAL Broker AB Ltd, Edmonton, Alberta. Content on this site does not constitute financial or investment advice.

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