🧱 Who are the big builders?

There are dozens of builders operating in the Edmonton area — from large-scale developers to small boutique builders. Below are some of the largest and most trusted names in the region.

🔗 Link Summary (for fast browsing):

StreetSide (Qualico – townhomes/condos): https://streetsideedmonton.com/quick-possession-homes/
Pacesetter (Qualico – duplex/detached): https://yourpacesetter.com/quick-possession/
Landmark (Qualico – net zero): https://www.landmarkhomes.ca/edmonton/homes/quick-possessions
Sterling Homes (Qualico – family homes): https://www.sterlingedmonton.com/find-a-home/
Coventry Homes: https://www.coventry-homes.com/find-a-home/quick-possessions/
Jayman Built: https://www.jayman.com/all-homes/quick-possession-homes/
Anthem Alberta: https://anthemproperties.com
Hopewell Residential: https://www.hopewellresidential.com/edmonton/find-a-home
City Homes: https://www.cityhomesedmonton.com/find-a-home/
Alquinn Homes: https://www.alquinnhomes.com/find-your-home/
Bedrock Homes: https://www.bedrockhomes.ca/edmonton/quick-possession-homes/

🔝 Featured Edmonton Builders

🏘️ Qualico Group (Parent Company)

One of the biggest developer groups in Western Canada. They operate several brands in Edmonton, each with a different focus. They’re active in nearly every major development zone and are known for working well with realtors.

• StreetSide Developments: Focused on condos and townhomes in well-connected neighborhoods
  https://streetsideedmonton.com/quick-possession-homes/

• Pacesetter Homes: A great option for duplex and single-family homes. Strong presence in Glenridding, Chappelle, and more
  https://yourpacesetter.com/quick-possession/

• Landmark Homes: Known for energy efficiency and net-zero homes. Great option for environmentally conscious buyers
  https://www.landmarkhomes.ca/edmonton/homes/quick-possessions

• Sterling Homes: Popular for larger family homes with good upgrade options
  https://www.sterlingedmonton.com/find-a-home/

🛠️ Coventry Homes

A local Edmonton builder with excellent customization options. Buyers love how easy it is to tweak floorplans or add features without massive upcharges.
https://www.coventry-homes.com/find-a-home/quick-possessions/

🌱 Jayman Built

Stylish, forward-thinking homes with a focus on energy savings and included solar panels. Generally builds in higher-end communities.
https://www.jayman.com/all-homes/quick-possession-homes/

🏙️ Anthem Alberta

A major Western Canadian developer working on multiple new neighborhoods in south Edmonton and beyond (including Calgary & BC).
https://anthemproperties.com

🧡 Hopewell Residential

Calgary-based builder that’s expanded into Edmonton’s booming southwest sector.
https://www.hopewellresidential.com/edmonton/find-a-home

🏡 City Homes

Smaller local builder with strong design options and presence in a few select neighborhoods like Edgemont, Crystallina, and St. Albert.
https://www.cityhomesedmonton.com/find-a-home/

🗺️ Where are builders active in Edmonton?

Most new homes are being built on the outer edges of the city, especially in SW, NW, and NE Edmonton. Popular new communities include:

• Edgemont, Glenridding, Chappelle, Keswick (SW)

• Crystallina Nera, McConachie, Cy Becker (NE)

• Kinglet, Secord, Rosenthal (West)

• Blatchford (central infill project, StreetSide + custom builders)

You’ll also find active new builds in:

• St. Albert: Riverside, Erin Ridge North

• Sherwood Park: Summerwood, Cambrian

• Fort Saskatchewan: Southfort Ridge

• Leduc: Blackstone, Woodbend

• Beaumont: Dansereau Meadows

• Stony Plain/Spruce Grove: Kenton, Greenbury, Prescott

👉 You can filter for 2023+ homes on https://www.buymyhomie.com by selecting “year built” in the filters.

If we can collect enough builder data, this section may be turned into a live Google Map or interactive heatmap showing current construction activity. Stay tuned.

🛠️ What’s covered under Alberta’s New Home Warranty?

All new homes in Alberta must be enrolled in a warranty program, typically through Alberta New Home Warranty Program (ANHWP) or similar.

Minimum coverage includes:

• 1 year – materials & labour

• 2 years – delivery and distribution systems (e.g., plumbing, HVAC)

• 5 years – building envelope (roof, siding, windows)

• 10 years – structural components

👉 Learn more at https://anhwp.com

🤔 Pros and Cons of Buying a New Build

✔️ Pros:

• Brand-new finishes and appliances

• No surprises like worn roofs or foundation issues

• Energy-efficient (better insulation, HVAC)

• Builder warranty = peace of mind

• Modern layouts + optional customization

⚠️ Cons:

• May take 6–12 months to build

• Landscaping and fencing often extra

• Upgrades can add up quickly

• New communities may lack mature trees or schools

• Can’t always negotiate price like with a resale home

🤝 Do I need a Realtor for a new build?

Yes — especially before you walk into a show home.

Here’s why:

• Builders pay your realtor — it doesn’t cost you more

• A realtor can compare builders, not just homes

• They help with contracts, timelines, walkthroughs

• Realtors can often spot unnecessary upgrades

• If you sign in at a show home without your agent, some builders may not allow you to use one later

Best practice: Bring your realtor to your first visit or let us register you ahead of time so you’re protected.

✅ Ready to tour new homes?

You can explore 2023, 2024, 2025 homes right now at
👉 https://www.buymyhomie.com
Filter by “Year Built” and we suggest you go back 2 years as some homes show up from the initial project date. 

Want a personal tour of homes this weekend?
We’ll line up options, book your times, and help you compare builders across Edmonton and area as well as resale homes.