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Live Calgary commercial real estate listing inventory by source property classification, with current records, methodology and decision resources.
Current records
540active Calgary listingsCalgary accounts for 8.3% of the 6,492 active commercial records in the current Alberta scope.
This is first-party analysis of authorized listing inventory—not a measure of vacancy, absorption, transaction volume, market rent, cap rates or value.
01 / Property classification
Counts retain normalized source classifications. One physical asset can have more than one marketing record, and classification does not establish permitted use or investment suitability.
02 / Interpretation
This report counts active records whose exact source city field is Calgary. It does not combine Airdrie, Rocky View County, Chestermere or other Calgary-region municipalities.
Inventory mix can help a buyer, tenant or owner understand the publicly marketed choice set. It cannot establish vacancy, absorption, transaction volume, market rent, cap rates or property value.
Missing fields are not converted to zero or estimated. Availability and classification can change after the stated source update.
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10646 74 Street SE

510, 634 6 Avenue SW

999 36 Street NE

55 Belvedere Boulevard SE

1604 Centre Street NE

1501 1 Street SE
Who, how and why
Who: Commercially Research & Editorial, with commercial review by Slav Loban, Commercial Real Estate Division Leader.
How: The city total comes from the exact normalized source-city field. Classification rows are derived from the same bounded Alberta aggregate.
Why: To give buyers, tenants and owners a current public-inventory baseline before property-specific advice and verification.
Corrections: Email hello@commercially.ca with this URL and supporting evidence.
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