Welcome to Londonderry
If you are looking for affordable rental housing, we have a solution for you, regardless of your income. Our Londonderry complex is a mix of market, near market and subsidized housing.
Our Londonderry housing complex is located at 14540 – 72 Street, Edmonton. There are 240 units at Londonderry, ranging from two and three bedroom apartments, to one, three, four and five bedroom townhomes.
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Rental prices for our Londonderry complex are based on income level. In other words, if your annual income falls within a certain band, you will be charged accordingly. To view our rent levels for Londonderry, see below.
To see a full list of all our housing options, check out our Applicants page. To find out if you are eligible to apply for these options, including Londonderry, visit our Eligibility page.
To apply for Londonderry, go to our online portal and submit your application. For more information, to book a viewing or any other inquiries, please contact us at [email protected].
About our suites
For more information about our Londonderry suites, please see our Photos, Floor Plans and Video Tours section.
No matter your income, we have a rental solution for you!
Our Londonderry complex has been designed to fit your budget. If you’re struggling to find affordable rental housing, we have a solution for you, no matter your income. See our rent levels chart below to find out if you’re eligible for our suites.
Find out if you’re eligible here.
If you have inquiries about our rent levels, you can contact us at [email protected]
Videos
More in our Londonderry video series
A closer look at Londonderry
Explore photos, video, floor plans and 3D tours for our Londonderry complex below! There are 240 units at Londonderry, ranging from two and three bedroom apartments to one, three, four and five bedroom townhomes.
Eight of our units are barrier-free, with 16 more that can be adapted. Underground and surface parking stalls are available. Each unit comes equipped with in-suite washer/dryer, stove/oven, refrigerator, and dishwasher.
See additional building features and amenities on our Near Market page here, by selecting ‘Londonderry.’
Check your eligibility, then easily apply online using our Applicant Portal and choose Londonderry as a housing option.
Photos, floor plans & 3D Tours
One-bedroom townhouse
Our one-bedroom townhouses are located on the ground floor and have an outdoor patio. See a sample floor plan and photos of a staged one-bedroom townhouse below. Click on an image to enlarge it.
Two-bedroom apartment
Our two-bedroom apartments are located on floors 3 – 7 and have a balcony. See sample floor plans, photos of a staged two-bedroom apartment and take a 3D tour below. Click on an image to enlarge it.

Three-bedroom apartment or townhouse
Our three-bedroom suites are available in both apartment and townhouse style. Apartments are located on floors 3 – 7, while the townhouses are located on the ground floor. The suites have either a patio or balcony. See sample floor plans and photos of a three-bedroom apartment below. Click on an image to enlarge it.
Four-bedroom townhouse
Our four-bedroom townhouses are located on the ground floor and have a patio. See a sample floor plan, photos of a staged four-bedroom townhouse and take a 3D tour below. Click on an image to enlarge it.

Five-bedroom townhouse
Our five-bedroom townhouses are located on the ground floor and have a patio. See a sample floor plan and photos of a staged five-bedroom townhouse below. Click on an image to enlarge it.
Videos
Take a look at the video series we’ve put together highlighting Londonderry!
The Background
Safe and affordable housing is a key ingredient in the health, well-being and economic prosperity of any community. There are over 4,500 social housing units managed by Civida.
This is the first social housing regeneration project in the City of Edmonton. In partnership with the City of Edmonton and others, Civida has embarked on an energizing and ambitious project to redevelop and revitalize the Londonderry housing complex in the Kilkenny neighbourhood in north east Edmonton.
Taking a fresh, new approach, the project partners will form the foundation from which the community as a whole will prosper, and establish a place that people will be proud to call home. Learn more about the Kilkenny community in this Neighbourhood Profile >>
The Site
Located in the north-east Edmonton community of Kilkenny, the former housing complex was owned by The City of Edmonton and managed by Civida. Built in 1971, it was at the end of its life cycle.
The Plan
In 2013, it was decided to begin vacating the units through attrition. With a plan to redevelop the property in the coming years, all remaining tenants were given a notice of redevelopment in Spring 2014.
The community consultations, which began with the first open house held on January 25, 2016, were completed by September 2016. Construction began in 2017.
To help meet current and future housing needs, the development contains 240 homes representing a mix of market-rate and subsidized homes that are indistinguishable from each other. This mixed-market model will help to ensure the project can be sustainable.
Project Partners
Project Lead
Civida is home for over 9,000 families in the Edmonton Metropolitan Region. As the largest provider of over 4,500 social and over 700 near market and market homes, we work with organizations and government agencies to develop, support and improve our communities and the lives of our families and individuals. A home is more than just a roof overhead; it should be a safe and secure place where families build relationships and communities, where they enjoy economic prosperity and where they are happy and healthy.
Property Owner
The City of Edmonton believes that safe, adequate and affordable housing is fundamental to the physical, economic and social well-being of individuals, families and communities. Through its Affordable Housing Strategy, the City is taking a strong leadership role and using a full tool box comprised of funding, land, regulations, partnerships and policies to meet a wide range of affordable housing needs in all areas of the city.
Before
The former Londonderry housing complex, owned by The City of Edmonton and managed by Civida, was home to approximately 80 families at its peak occupancy.
Built in 1971, the site was at the end of its life cycle. Through this redevelopment, new, safe, accessible housing, with a mix of subsidized and market housing, along with community facilities and other neighbourhood amenities will emerge.
During
Phase 2 Public Meeting
The Phase 2 public meeting was held at the Kilkenny Community League on April 26, 2016.
Phase 3 Public Meeting
The Phase 3 public meeting was held June 22, 2016 at the Kilkenny Community Hall.
Londonderry Exterior Renderings
Demolition Begins
Almost Complete! Summer 2021
Beginning to pre-lease suites! Fall 2021
Thank you for joining the conversation.
We are committed to a planning and redevelopment process that is inclusive, transparent and driven by our values. Over the course of this project we engaged residents, families, neighbours, businesses, organizations, community partners and the public in a meaningful way that generated a shared sense of commitment to this site redevelopment. Through collaboration and engagement we have the opportunity to have a positive impact in the community that this housing complex is a part of.
Public Consultations
Using a phased approach, between January and September 2016, we held open houses and public meetings in the Kilkenny neighbourhood to enable people to contribute to and be engaged in this project. Through these consultations we shared information and provided people with the opportunity to learn, ask questions, share thoughts, discuss ideas and review concepts.
Where We Are Now
Post Consultation
Our Public Consultations have ended. Civida continues to work with the City of Edmonton to ensure there is conformance to city guidelines and regulations. Read the Londonderry Public Consultation Final Report here >>
The Engagement Process
Phase 1 > Introduction of project and process
Open House at Kilkenny Community Hall > January 25, 2016
At this initial meeting participants were introduced to the project, learned more about the proposed phases and timing of the project, how the demolition of the existing structures would proceed, and understand where and when they would have the opportunity to provide input into the project. Read the Phase 1 Open House Q&A.
Phase 2 > Generation of ideas
Public meeting at Kilkenny Community Hall > April 26, 2016
A discussion and process to determine the potential form of the development, as well as any additional features or secondary elements that could be incorporated as a benefit to all community residents.
Read the Phase 2 Public Meeting Q&A. Download a copy of the Phase 2: What We Heard Summary Report.
Phase 3 > Presentation of concept options
Public meeting at Kilkenny Community Hall > June 22, 2016
Opportunity to review and provide input on the building concept options considered for the development. The options presented took into consideration various criteria and requirements, as well as the public feedback received at the Phase 2 meeting.
Read the Phase 3: What We Heard Summary Report.
Phase 4 > Presentation of recommended concept
Open House at Kilkenny Community Hall > September 26, 2016
Participants had an opportunity to review and provide feedback on the recommended concept option for the development. The recommended concept option presented at the meeting took into consideration various criteria and requirements, as well as the public feedback received during Phases 1, 2 and 3 of the public consultation process.
Guiding Principles of the Engagement Process
Throughout this project we:
- Ensured the timely sharing of project information that provides all stakeholders and interested parties with complete, objective and reliable information,
- Engaged and gathered feedback, opinions and perspectives at various stages in the development of the site, and
- Clearly demonstrated our commitment to engaging the public and incorporating their input into the project.