Operational requirements
Define the use, building and yard areas, loading, clear height, power, ventilation, storage, circulation, employee and customer access, outdoor activity and expansion needs before shortlisting.
Commercially Intelligence / Live Sector Report
Alberta industrial
inventory.
Live Alberta industrial property inventory by transaction type and leading exact-city markets, with source definitions and decision limitations.
Current records
637industrial listingsCount the marketed alternatives. Then test operational fit.
Industrial currently represents 9.5% of the 6,689 active commercial listing records in the Alberta scope.
This share measures source-classified active listings only. It is not a market-share, building-stock, demand, transaction or investment-performance statistic.
01 / Availability
How records are marketed.
Transaction type is normalized from source fields. It does not determine transaction structure, occupancy, tenancy or whether real property is included.
02 / Exact-city labels
Leading active inventory.
These are the leading source city fields within this sector—not metropolitan areas. Rural municipalities and adjacent communities remain separate labels.
03 / Interpretation
What this report
can—and cannot—say.
An industrial listing count measures active records classified by the source as Industrial. It does not measure total industrial building stock, vacancy, absorption, completed transactions or square footage available.
The useful next step is property-level comparison: allowable use, building and site area, clear height, loading, yard, power, access, environmental record, occupancy, lease structure and capital work can matter more than the number of listings in a city.
Counts update with the authorized feed and approved Commercially custom inventory. Missing source fields are not converted to zero or estimated values.
Read the complete data and editorial standard →Decision framework
Move from count
to evidence.
Zoning and permits
Match the exact operation to the parcel's current municipal use definition, district, approvals and change-of-use or building path. An Industrial feed label is not municipal permission.
Physical and environmental record
Coordinate property-condition, structural, roof, mechanical, electrical, fire, environmental and specialty review with the intended operation and lender requirements.
Complete economics
Compare price or base rent with additional rent, utilities, repairs, insurance, fit-up, yard and loading work, environmental response, financing, downtime and future capital needs.
For LeaseIndustrial · Windsor, Ontario
Industrial opportunity
301 OUELLETTE
$9.95 lease rateAsking
Listing brokerage: DEERBROOK REALTY INC. · Listing representative: JOSEPH MIKHAIL · Board/association: Windsor · Updated: Jan 21, 2026
For LeaseIndustrial · Amherstburg, Ontario
Industrial opportunity
83 SANDWICH
$37.5 lease rateAsking
Listing brokerage: DEERBROOK REALTY INC. · Listing representative: JOSEPH MIKHAIL · Board/association: Windsor · Updated: Jan 21, 2026
For LeaseIndustrial · Windsor, Ontario
Industrial opportunity
100 OUELLETTE
$15 lease rateAsking
Listing brokerage: DEERBROOK REALTY INC. · Listing representative: JOSEPH MIKHAIL · Board/association: Windsor · Updated: Jan 21, 2026
For LeaseIndustrial · Windsor, Ontario
Industrial opportunity
2651 LAUZON PARKWAY Unit# 4
$37.5 lease rateAsking
Listing brokerage: DEERBROOK REALTY INC. · Listing representative: JOSEPH MIKHAIL · Board/association: Windsor · Updated: Jan 21, 2026
For SaleIndustrial · Lacombe, Alberta
Industrial opportunity
5368 Len Thompson Drive
$225,000Asking1 acresLand
Listing brokerage: Royal LePage Lifestyles Realty · Listing representative: Michael Gouchie · Board/association: Red Deer (Central Alberta) · Updated: Jan 19, 2026
For SaleIndustrial · Lacombe, Alberta
Industrial opportunity
5364 Len Thompson Drive
$225,000Asking1 acresLand
Listing brokerage: Royal LePage Lifestyles Realty · Listing representative: Boyd Williams · Board/association: Red Deer (Central Alberta) · Updated: Jan 19, 2026
Decision resources
Continue with
property evidence.
Search the current authorized Alberta industrial inventory.Industrial propertiesOpen resource →Coordinate records, Phase I and Phase II work and transaction conditions.Industrial environmental due diligenceOpen resource →Translate operating requirements into property evidence.Industrial loading, clear height and yardOpen resource →
A real mandate?
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or list.
Submit an Alberta industrial requirement or request a confidential review of a property you own. The sector and source page remain attached to the inquiry for commercial routing.
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Source-transparent
sector intelligence.
Who: Commercially Research & Editorial, with commercial review by Slav Loban.
How: One bounded streaming pass over current normalized inventory produces the sector total, transaction mix and leading exact-city labels. Listing payloads are not retained in the aggregate report.
Why: To connect public inventory discovery to a property-specific decision without presenting unsupported market statistics.
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