10330 113 Street Nw, Edmonton, AB T5K 1P6
Market Overview
Last sale: Aug 7, 2026
Condo Fees
2026 Assessment
Building Features
Known Issues & Notes
Known Issues (news/court)
[lawsuit_or_court - insurance] An owner disputed a $7,500 insurance deductible charged to him after a pipe burst, and sought condo records; the corporation had already sued him in Court of King's Bench over the same dispute. The Tribunal Chair refused to accept the application, ruling s.68.4(3) of the Condominium Property Act barred CDRT filing while the court action proceeds. (2026-08-21); [lawsuit_or_court - bylaw enforcement (pets, rentals, noise, smoking, renovations, short-term rentals)] An owner disputed a $935.00 pest control chargeback and $624.68 in related legal collection fees (paid under protest totaling $1,559.68) assessed after a 2025 cockroach infestation report; the Tribunal refused to accept the application because the dispute arose before the CDRT's February 15, 2026 jurisdiction start date (time-barred under s.8(6)) and because the charges were chargebacks, not monetary sanctions under s.35, falling outside the Tribunal's jurisdiction. (2026-09-28)
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About This Building
This four-storey low-rise apartment building at 10330 113 Street NW in Wîhkwêntôwin, Edmonton, was built in 1973 and contains 22 residential units ranging from one to three bedrooms. With an average city assessed value of $105,000 and recent sales averaging around $113,000, monthly condo fees are approximately $476. The building offers straightforward apartment living in a central location convenient to downtown, NAIT, MacEwan University, and local shopping and transit. Before committing to a purchase, prospective buyers should retain a real estate lawyer to review the condo documents, including the reserve fund study, financial statements, and board minutes, to assess the building's financial health and any outstanding obligations.
