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DetachedCondo

Frontside or backside of a home for 9025 103 Avenue, Grande Prairie Alberta T8X1H4
8 Hours on market
$289,900
9025 103 Avenue , Grande Prairie
Detached3+221236 sq ft
Listed by RE/MAX Grande Prairie
Frontside or backside of a home for 6914 114A Street, Grande Prairie Alberta T8W0E5
15 Hours on market
$459,900
6914 114A Street , Grande Prairie
Detached3+231335.98 sq ft
Listed by Grassroots Realty Group Ltd.
Other indoor space for 7930 115A Street, Grande Prairie Alberta T8W0A1
17 Hours on market
$379,900
7930 115A Street , Grande Prairie
Detached321291 sq ft
Listed by RE/MAX Grande Prairie
A pic from exterior of the house or condo for 410 11230 104 Avenue, Grande Prairie Alberta T8V0P3
1 Day on market
$199,900
410 11230 104 Avenue , Grande Prairie
Condo221196 sq ft
Listed by eXp Realty
A pic from exterior of the house or condo for 10012 79 Avenue, Grande Prairie Alberta T8V4E8
1 Day on market
$142,900
10012 79 Avenue , Grande Prairie
Condo3+12+11060 sq ft
Listed by Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Approved Properties
Frontside or backside of a home for 12621 103A Street, Grande Prairie Alberta T8V2R5
1 Day on market
$540,000
12621 103A Street , Grande Prairie
Detached3+231497 sq ft
Listed by Grassroots Realty Group Ltd.
A pic from exterior of the house or condo for 10506 109 Avenue, Grande Prairie Alberta T8V1S3
2 Days on market
$300,000
10506 109 Avenue , Grande Prairie
Detached311033 sq ft
Listed by eXp Realty
Home with vinyl exterior material for 7010 86 Street, Grande Prairie Alberta T8X0C8
2 Days on market
$469,900
7010 86 Street , Grande Prairie
Detached34+21801 sq ft
Listed by Sutton Group Grande Prairie Professionals
A pic from exterior of the house or condo for 21 9531 98 Street, Grande Prairie Alberta T8V2B6
2 Days on market
$68,500
21 9531 98 Street , Grande Prairie
Detached211107 sq ft
Listed by Century 21 Grande Prairie Realty Inc.
A pic from exterior of the house or condo for 15 8910 122 Avenue, Grande Prairie Alberta T8X1P3
2 Days on market
$418,000
15 8910 122 Avenue , Grande Prairie
Detached2+231241 sq ft
Listed by RE/MAX Grande Prairie

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Why live in Grande Prairie?

Why live in Grande Prairie? Let’s start with its scenic beauty. This northwestern Alberta city is situated on the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, surrounded by farmland and lush forests. So if you're an outdoor lover, you’ll be in paradise here. The city is also surrounded by picturesque lakes, such as Bear Lake, Crystal Lake, and Clairmont Lake, and is home to several urban parks, including Evergreen Park and Muskoseepi Park, which was recently renovated and now features a games area, waterslide, children’s pool, and beach. It is worth noting that Grande Prairie hosted the Canada Games in 1995 and the Arctic Winter Games in 2010, which led to the development of several sports facilities still in use today. These facilities coupled with the area’s natural landscape allow residents to stay active year-round, whether they prefer to downhill ski (Nitehawk is the closest alpine ski hill to Grande Prairie), snowshoe, skate, cross-country ski, luge, hike, camp, fish, swim, paddle, or snowmobile. There are also several 18-hole golf courses in the area, like The Dunes Golf and Winter Club, the Bear Creek Golf Club, the Grande Prairie Golf and Country Club, and Grovedale Golf Course. Although slightly farther away, if you enjoy spending time in nature, many Grande Prairie residents take the time to drive to Kakwa Provincial Park, Willmore Wilderness Park, Mount Robson Provincial Park, and Jasper National Park, which range from three hours to four and a half hours by car. Beyond the abundance of recreational opportunities that living in Grande Prairie comes with, another reason people choose to live here is the economy. Grande Prairie’s economy is largely centred on four main industries: retail, agriculture (there’s even an annual festival held around this industry - the Grande Prairie Stompede), oil and gas, and forestry. Several of these industries are particularly lucrative, which contributes to Grande Prairie’s reputation as a high-income city. Given the dominant industries, a few of the top employers in the region are Procter & Gamble, International Paper, Canfor, and Norbord. More reasons to call Grande Prairie home are that it has excellent healthcare facilities and schools, which will be covered more below, as well as a variety of housing options, from condos and duplexes to townhomes and single-family homes.

Quality and diversity of education in Grande Prairie

Education in Grande Prairie is high quality. The four main school districts that operate here are The Grande Prairie Public School District (GPPSD), Grande Prairie Roman Catholic Separate School District No. 28, The Peace Wapiti School Division No. 76 (PWSD), and The Northwest Francophone Education Region No. 1. The GPPSD is the largest school division in the region, operating a total of 18 schools. The second largest is the Grande Prairie Roman Catholic Separate School District, which runs 10 schools. Given the many districts in operation here, students will have the option of receiving secular or religious education, as well as French or English-language education. The largest public schools in the city are Grande Prairie Composite High School, Charles Spencer High School, St. Joseph Catholic High School, while a few of the main private schools are Hillcrest Christian School, Parkside Montessori, and Grande Prairie Christian School. There is one post-secondary school in Grande Prairie and that is Northwestern Polytechnic, formerly known as Grande Prairie Regional College. For access to other colleges and universities, you will need to travel to a larger city in Alberta, such as Edmonton, which is roughly four and a half hours away by car. The University of Alberta, the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology, MacEwan University, the University of Lethbridge - Edmonton Campus, Concordia University of Edmonton, The King’s University, Athabasca University - Edmonton, and CDI College can all be found in Edmonton.

Most populous cities in Grande Prairie

Signature Falls, Crystal Landing, Swanavon, Trumpeter Village, Pinnacle Ridge, Morgan Meadows, Mission Heights, Avondale, Ivy Lake Estates, Country Club West, Highland Place, Mountview, and Crystal Heights are a few of the neighbourhoods that can be found in Grande Prairie.

Quality of infrastructure for Grande Prairie

Transportation and healthcare infrastructure in Grande Prairie is excellent, especially for a city of its size and remote locale. Grande Prairie Transit provides a network of local public buses to residents. As of September 2023, it became free for those under the age of 18 to ride on Grande Prairie Transit. For buses to Edmonton, there is only one coach bus service that operates in the city and it is Cold Shot Bus Service. Most residents prefer to get around by car, with the main highway being Highway AB-43, which connects locals with Edmonton to the east or British Columbia to the west. Highway AB-2 and Highway AB-40 also run near Grande Prairie. There is no passenger rail service to Grande Prairie, although Via Rail has trains that stop in Edmonton and Jasper, which can then transport passengers to British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec, and the east coast of Canada. For air travel, the city has its own regional airport, the Grande Prairie Airport, which offers daily flights to Edmonton and Calgary via Air Canada and WestJet. Once in Edmonton or Calgary, there are several airlines that offer flights across Canada, to the United States, and internationally. Finally, in terms of healthcare, Grande Prairie is home to not one but two hospitals, Grande Prairie Regional Hospital and the QEII Hospital. This is in addition to the many clinics in the area, such as the Grande Banks Medical Clinic and Health Hub Medical Clinic.

Safety and security for Grande Prairie

Previously, the local law enforcement agency in Grande Prairie was the Grande Prairie detachment of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). However, the city recently transitioned to its own municipal police service, the Grande Prairie Police Service. The area is not typically prone to natural disasters and emergency services are available through 9-1-1.

Grande Prairie property market

The Grande Prairie housing market has steadily increased over the years, with lots of opportunities for renters and buyers alike. Interested buyers can find a wide variety of property types in Grande Prairie, ranging from bungalows and multi-storey homes to townhomes, apartments, condos, detached homes, and semi-detached homes.

Standard of living in Grande Prairie

Grande Prairie residents tend to enjoy a high quality of life. This is due to the scenic beauty that surrounds it (and the many recreational opportunities that come with it), as well as the strong economy, diverse housing market, and great schools.

Something wonderful about Grande Prairie

Grande Prairie hosts a number of events and festivals throughout the year, though none are as big as the Grande Prairie Stompede event. This event single-handedly attracts over 50,000 people each year. Held at Evergreen Park, this five-day agricultural festival features a range of rodeo-type events, like chuckwagon racing. Dating back to the 1970s, the Grande Prairie Stompede has taken place every May since it was first introduced in 1977 and has become a major attraction among locals and visitors.

Population & demographics

Total population

63,235

Population age (%)

0-19 (28%)20-34 (24%)35-49 (23%)50-64 (16%)65+ (9%)

Household

Average household income

$126,615

Household composition (%)

Single person (28%)Multi person (7%)Single Family (64%)

Owners / Renters (%)

Owners (66%)Renters (34%)

Mother Tongue (%)

English (88%)Others (4%)Tagalog (Pilipino, Filipino) (3%)French (2%)