HouseCA$103,000
Whitecourt

104 homes and apartments for sale in Whitecourt, Canada.
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24 properties shown
HouseCA$103,000
Whitecourt
HouseCA$272,900
Whitecourt
HouseCA$799,999
Whitecourt
HouseCA$74,000
Whitecourt
ApartmentCA$204,900
Whitecourt
HouseCA$649,900
Whitecourt
HouseCA$519,900
Whitecourt
HouseCA$599,900
Whitecourt
HouseCA$314,900
Whitecourt
HouseCA$699,900
Whitecourt
HouseCA$239,000
Whitecourt
HouseCA$694,900
Whitecourt
HouseCA$317,000
Whitecourt
HouseCA$209,900
Whitecourt
ApartmentCA$159,000
Whitecourt
ApartmentCA$199,000
Whitecourt
HouseCA$698,800
Whitecourt
HouseCA$297,500
Whitecourt
HouseCA$609,795
Whitecourt
HouseCA$670,000
Whitecourt
ApartmentCA$220,000
Whitecourt
ApartmentCA$179,000
Whitecourt
HouseCA$399,900
Whitecourt
HouseCA$469,900
Whitecourt
Buyer's guide: Whitecourt
Property for sale in Whitecourt is a small-town Alberta market where family houses cost a fraction of what they do in Edmonton or Calgary. Current listings on RealEstateAbroad show a median asking price of €245,064 across 104 properties. This guide covers the housing mix, what drives the town and what buyers from abroad should confirm.
The figures come from current listings on RealEstateAbroad and are asking prices, converted to euros.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 104 |
| Median asking price | €245,064 |
| Middle half of listings (p25 - p75) | €133,925 - €376,058 |
| Median price per m² | €1,750 |
| Median size | 125 m² |
Houses lead with 68 listings. There are 27 commercial properties, which is unusually high, plus 7 apartments and 2 plots of land. For other categories see commercial property in Canada and land in Canada.
By bedrooms the data shows 5 two-bed, 20 three-bed, 17 four-bed and 18 listings with five or more. That points to family-sized homes, with few small flats.
Whitecourt lies in northwest-central Alberta on the Athabasca and McLeod rivers. The local economy is tied to forestry, oil and gas and related services, so housing demand follows those industries. That makes prices more cyclical than in a diversified city, which investors should keep in mind. Outdoor life is a draw, with rivers, trails and snowmobiling and the usual northern Alberta winters.
The town is a long drive from Edmonton, so it is not a commuter suburb. Other Alberta towns in the area include Edson, Drayton Valley and Slave Lake, each a separate regional market rather than a next-door neighbour. Closer to Edmonton, Spruce Grove, Stony Plain and Morinville are suburban alternatives.
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Last updated 8 October 2026
It offers low entry prices, but demand depends on resource-sector employment. Treat it as a cyclical market and stress-test rents and resale scenarios.
Our data lists 27 commercial properties among 104, which suggests a town where business premises and industrial sites trade regularly. Check zoning and environmental history on any commercial purchase.
Federal restrictions apply to many foreign buyers of residential property through the end of 2026. Confirm with a lawyer whether your purchase is covered.
No provincial land transfer tax is charged. You pay title registration fees, legal costs and any applicable GST on new homes.
It is roughly a two-hour drive, depending on conditions, which is why most buyers here live in the area rather than commute.