Exclusive Off-Market Properties in Edmonton

Exclusive Edmonton Off-Market

[SECRET LISTING] The “River Valley” Modern Masterpiece

  • The Prize: A stunning custom-built estate backing directly onto the North Saskatchewan River valley.
  • The Teaser: Features over 5,000 sq. ft. of luxury space, an indoor infinity pool, and a private gym.
  • Southwest Edmonton Windermere community listings area
  • Status: 🔒 Locked – Sign up to unlock the private address and view 50+ high-res photos.

[INVESTOR ALERT] Westmount Historic Infill Project

  • The Prize: A rare corner lot with heritage charm and approved permits for a luxury duplex.
  • The Teaser: Perfectly positioned near the 124 Street boutique district with a projected 6.8% cap rate.
  • Central Edmonton Westmount neighbourhood listings area
  • Status: 🔥 Urgent – Full pro-forma and site plans available for MoveFaster clients only.

[URGENT] Glenora Executive Character Home

[SNEAK PEEK] The “Eco-Community” Penthouse

  • The Prize: A top-floor luxury residence in Canada’s most ambitious sustainable development.
  • The Teaser: Unobstructed downtown skyline views with geothermal heating and smart-home integration.
  • Location: *********************** Blatchford, Edmonton
  • Status: 🔒 Restricted – Request private access to view the digital floorplan.

[INVESTOR SPECIAL] Ritchie Infill Duplex Opportunity

  • The Prize: Modern side-by-side build just steps from the Ritchie Market and Mill Creek Ravine.
  • The Teaser: Fully tenanted with premium-market rents and long-term lease agreements already in place.
  • Location: *********************** Ritchie, Edmonton
  • Status: 🔒 Off-Market – Sign up for the certified rent roll and financial data.

[NEW RELEASE] Griesbach Master-Planned Estate

  • The Prize: Award-winning architectural design in a community known for its lakes and walking trails.
  • The Teaser: Over 3,200 sq. ft. of finished living space with a classic “heritage” exterior and ultra-modern interior.
  • Location: *********************** North-Central Edmonton
  • Status: 🔥 Coming Soon – Private invitations for first-look tours start next week.
Edmonton Off Market Properties

Our services include:

Help find the best home for you whether it is listed within our Edmonton real estate parent communities or sold privately off-market.

Showing you the MLS® history on any property and interpreting that data.

Obtaining titles through the official Alberta Land Titles search to verify ownership data.

Recommending excellent service providers such as lawyers, home inspectors and mortgage brokers.

Preparing market evaluations on properties of interest to assist in negotiations.

Review our Edmonton real estate parent communities for demographic information.

One-on-one buyer consultations

Advice about the resale potential of each home in regard to its layout, zoning, location and more

Advice on renovations and recommended improvements 

Preparing the purchase contract – we will advise you of your different negotiating options and arm you with vital information for a successful and smooth transaction.

Negotiating with the listing agent – is the most important step. Things can happen very quickly and we can give the advice that’s best for your situation.

OFF-Market Property Hotlist

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OFF-Market properties, or homes that are not yet listed on the official Realtor.ca national MLS system or other sites can often represent amazing deals on homes in Edmonton but it’s not easy for the average buyer to locate these deals.

Our service automatically searches out and curates the most current list of such properties every day.  This is the same method investors have been using for years to buy investment properties for themselves. It puts you at the very front of the line to see the best deals in real estate.


The best deals by the most motivated sellers always get bought before they ever make it to market.  There are lots of motivated sellers in the Edmonton area because of the economic climate, as detailed in official REALTORS® Association of Edmonton stats, driving motivated sellers, and if you’re the type of person who recognizes what a great deal some of these properties could represent, this service will likely be of interest to you.

This free service, automatically plugs you into the most current list of OFF Market Properties on the market, filtered to give you properties in the price range and areas that interest you. As new properties are added to the list, you can also have access to these as well.

How it works: We’ll send you a FREE report listing the current OFF-Market properties (including photos) in your desired price range and location. It’s as simple as that, and there is no cost for this information and absolutely no obligation. This insider information will give you a huge advantage over other buyers in the marketplace.

You can request this free “OFF Market Hotlist” by filling out the form on this page.

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Home Search FAQs

If you’re ready to start your home search, you can Contact our Edmonton real estate team today to find hidden deals

What is the main purpose of a home inspection?

The purpose of a home inspection is to provide the buyer with a comprehensive, unbiased assessment of the home’s physical condition. It is not a pass/fail test. An inspector identifies potential safety issues, significant defects, and systems that may need repair or replacement, allowing you to make an informed purchasing decision.

How much does a home inspection cost in Edmonton?

As of Fall 2025, a typical home inspection in Edmonton for a standard-sized house costs between $400 and $600. The price can vary based on the size and age of the home, and whether you add extra services like sewer scope or thermal imaging. While it’s an upfront cost, it’s a small price to pay to avoid potentially tens of thousands in unexpected repairs.

Should I attend the home inspection?

Yes, absolutely. Attending the inspection, especially the summary at the end, is highly recommended. It allows you to see any issues firsthand and ask the inspector questions. This gives you a much better understanding of the home and the context of the written report than just reading it on its own.

What are the most common issues found during inspections?

Common issues often relate to water and age. Inspectors frequently find improper grading or drainage outside the home, minor plumbing leaks under sinks, older furnaces or hot water tanks near the end of their life, and electrical issues in older homes (like ungrounded outlets). Most findings are minor maintenance items, but the goal is to catch any major ones.

What happens if the inspection reveals a major problem?

If the inspection uncovers a serious issue, your “subject to inspection” condition gives you several options. You can: 1) walk away from the deal and have your deposit returned, 2) negotiate with the seller to have them fix the issue, or 3) negotiate a price reduction to compensate you for the future repair cost.

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