John Deere Warehouse

10309 107 Street Nw, Edmonton, AB T5J 1K3

Downtown

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Year Built

1995

Units

Floors

Building Type

Low-rise apartment

Market Overview

Avg Sold Price

$355,125

Median Sold

$357,500

Price Range

$192,500 – $485,000

Avg $/SqFt

$291.147

Sales (2yr)

Active Listings

Avg List Price

$390,472.5

Avg Days on Market

139.57142857142858

Last sale: Aug 20, 2026

Condo Fees

Avg Monthly Fee

$688.379

Median Fee

$637.435

Avg $/SqFt

$0.525

Units w/ Fee Data

Fee IncludesHeat, Water

2026 Assessment

Avg Assessed

$380,000

Min Assessed

$254,500

Max Assessed

$786,500

Building Features

ExteriorBrick

AmenitiesUnderground parking, visitor parking, security door, underground bike storage, on-site property maintenance.

Parking/Storage Titles90

Building TypeLow-rise apartment

Floors4 storeys

Year Built1995

Policies

Rental PolicyShort-term rentals and Airbnb permitted.

Management

Management CompanySkyline Property Management

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About This Building

The John Deere Warehouse is a historic four-storey low-rise apartment building in Edmonton's Downtown community, built in 1995 at 10309 107 Street NW. This 74-unit brick building features industrial-loft-style units with exposed concrete, soaring ceilings, and large windows. Recent sales have averaged around $355,000, with monthly condo fees averaging roughly $688. The building welcomes short-term rentals and Airbnb, making it popular with investors. Located steps from MacEwan University, NorQuest College, Rogers Place, and the ICE District, it offers excellent walkability to transit and downtown amenities. Before finalizing your purchase, have a real estate lawyer review the condo documents, including the reserve fund study, financial statements, and bylaws.