For buyers
Use the bands to orient a live search, then underwrite the individual asset, income, tenancy, title, zoning, physical condition and financing.
Search sale listings →Commercially Intelligence / Live Asking Prices
Alberta commercial
asking prices.
A live distribution of disclosed asking prices in active commercial sale listing records—published with coverage, definitions and limitations.
Disclosed price coverage
91.1%5,057 of 5,548 sale recordsA price field, not a valuation.
The figures below count current public listing records with a positive disclosed asking price. They do not represent appraised value, assessed value, completed sale price, market value, price per square foot, transaction volume or investment performance.
01 / Price bands
Where disclosed asking prices sit.
Percentages use only records with a disclosed asking price as the denominator. The 491 sale records without a positive public asking price remain in the coverage calculation, but not in these bands.
02 / Source classification
Disclosure by property type.
Property types are normalized source classifications. They do not establish municipal land use, zoning, building condition, legal interest or the comparability of one record to another.
Property typeSale recordsDisclosedCoverage
Vacant Land3,7493,73299.5%Retail57037365.4%Industrial51339877.6%Office31715749.5%Multi-family212212100.0%Agriculture162162100.0%Hospitality252392.0%03 / Exact-city analysis
Eight Alberta markets, without regional blending.
These local records use the exact source City label and exclude surrounding municipalities. They remain asking-price distributions, not citywide value or transaction reports.
Decision context
Use asking price
as a starting point.
For owners
A current asking-price distribution cannot price a specific property. A defensible positioning review needs relevant comparables and property-level evidence.
Request a market review →For researchers
Use the machine-readable aggregate with its source timestamp. Do not turn listing-record counts into transaction, value or performance claims.
Open JSON distribution →Method & limitations
Exact boundaries.
No implied conclusions.
Included: active Alberta commercial listing records normalized as for sale, with approved Commercially custom listings where present.
Excluded: lease records and business-opportunity records. Records without a positive public asking price remain counted as undisclosed.
Unit: listing records, not necessarily unique buildings or parcels. A record may market a full or partial interest and may later change status or price.
Review: Commercially Research & Editorial, with commercial review by Slav Loban. Corrections: hello@commercially.ca.
Read the review and corrections standard →Property-level advice
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