Edmonton · Wheelchair accessibility census

22 Edmonton homes advertised wheelchair accessibility in 17 months

Out of 8,940 Edmonton sales, 22 gave specific evidence of wheelchair access — barrier-free design, a roll-in shower, a step-free entry, widened doorways, or a stair lift. Eleven were detached houses. If this search has felt impossible, it is not you.

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Advertised wheelchair access

8,940

Edmonton closes reviewed

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Our own research

22 of 8,940 Edmonton closes — 0.25%

Specific accessibility evidence in listing language — not elevator marketing alone.

Specific accessibility evidence in listing22 of 8,940 (0.25%)

22 of 8,940 Edmonton closes

Edmonton closes with a verified ClosePrice carrying at least one specific accessibility signal in the listing (n=22 of 8,940), 2025-06-01 to 2026-10-22. Census counts.

This counts what the listing said, not what was verified. A remark mentioning a ramp does not tell you doorway widths, bathroom turning radius, or whether the entry grade works for a chair.

How we got these numbers

Edmonton closes with a verified ClosePrice carrying at least one specific accessibility signal in the listing (n=22 of 8,940), 2025-06-01 to 2026-10-22. Census counts.

Edmonton closes reviewed8,940

CohortWheelchair_hard cues only

MethodCensus — not peer-matched

Your search

The searchable-label problem

Accessible homes exist that never use these words, because the seller did not think to write them down. Filtering on listing language will miss them — which is why the single-level accessibility page below matters more than it looks.

Floor, not ceiling

22 is a floor, not a ceiling

We only count a home when the listing gives specific evidence. We do not count a building because it has an elevator. We do not count "ramp" on its own, because in listing text that word is usually a deck, a driveway, or a trampoline. We do not count a phrase like "ground-level entrance," which says nothing about whether a chair fits through the door. Accessible homes exist in Edmonton that never used these words — 22 is what advertised it specifically, not what exists.

Per-type counts

Per-type counts (no medians — n below 30 floor)

Type	Count
Detached	11
Apartment	6
Condo	3
Half-duplex	1
Other	1

Related cohort

Need fewer stairs instead?

If what you mainly want is single-level living — a bungalow or one-storey layout — rather than roll-in showers or widened doorways, see our broader accessibility features page. It is a much longer list.

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How these homes were selected

Active MLS listings in 367 curated neighbourhoods (including Windermere, Summerside, Oliver).
Property type filter: House.
Remarks or structured fields checked for: wheelchair, wheelchair accessible, wheelchair-accessible, wheelchair friendly.
Structured MLS/Bridge fields used when present.
Public remarks reviewed when structured data is incomplete.
Listing photo observations may be used (model estimates only).

MLS area names are proxies; remarks may be incomplete; we do not verify walking distance, travel time, or exact proximity.

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Active Edmonton Listings With Accessibility Cues

Opening one starts with three quick swipes — that is how the app learns which homes are worth your time.

Active

$1,150,000

9512 154 ST NW, Edmonton

8 bed 4 bath Listed with Barrier Free Home amenity

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Active

$1,330,000

4142 122 ST NW, Edmonton

4 bed 4.5 bath Remarks mention wet room

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Sample of active MLS® listings. Photos and details come from licensed CREA DDF data and can change.

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How it works

How to use this page

Read the census finding

Review the measured counts on this page — sourced from our closed-sales record, not peer-matched portal averages.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Why is your wheelchair count lower than other sites?

We tightened cues so elevator marketing alone does not qualify. Removing elevator-only and street-name false positives took the cohort from 179 to 22. That is a floor for listings that stated specific accessibility evidence — not every accessible home in Edmonton.

Do you verify wheelchair accessibility?

No. We count listing language and show photo layout signals. Nothing here substitutes for seeing the home or measuring doorways on site.

Do you publish a median for wheelchair-accessible homes?

No. With n=22, a median would be noise dressed as guidance. We publish counts only until the cohort reaches our 30-sale floor.

What if I need single-level living instead?

See our single-level living page — a much larger cohort identified by storey data and bungalow language, for buyers who need to stop climbing stairs.

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Intent-evidence cohort · No elevator-only padding · Counts, not medians

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