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Commercially Intelligence / Alberta Asset Class

Retail Property
asking prices.

Current disclosed asking-price bands for active Alberta sale listing records in the source Retail classification—with coverage and underwriting limits visible.

Source updateOctober 23, 2026 at 12:25 a.m.Sale records562Source classificationRetail

Disclosed price coverage

65.3%367 disclosed · 195 undisclosed

One source class.
Many unlike assets.

The Retail source classification can include storefront and condominium units, single-tenant properties, plazas, pads and mixed-use interests. It does not prove a permitted use, customer trade area, access right, tenancy or investment structure.

An asking price is a current marketing field—not an appraisal, municipal assessment, completed transaction price, market value, price-per-unit conclusion or forecast.

01 / Disclosed price bands

Visible Alberta
sale positioning.

Percentages divide each band by the 367 records with a positive disclosed asking price. Undisclosed records are not forced into a band.

Under $250,0007620.7%
$250,000–$499,9999425.6%
$500,000–$999,99910929.7%
$1.0M–$1.99M5815.8%
$2.0M–$4.99M246.5%
$5.0M and above61.6%

Property-level interpretation

Use the distribution.
Do not stop there.

Retail pricing must be reconciled to location, title and site rights, tenant covenant, term, options, recoveries, vacancy, parking, access, signage, capital and redevelopment constraints. Asking price alone does not establish a capitalization rate or durable income.

01

Tenant covenant, leases, options and recoveries

Verify the current property record and obtain the qualified professional conclusions required for the decision.

02

Access, parking, signage, use rights and site control

Verify the current property record and obtain the qualified professional conclusions required for the decision.

03

Vacancy, building capital and redevelopment constraints

Verify the current property record and obtain the qualified professional conclusions required for the decision.

Method & accountability

A live listing record,
not a valuation model.

Included: active Alberta commercial sale listing records in the source Retail classification, plus approved public Commercially custom sale listings in that classification where present.

Excluded: lease records, business-opportunity records and other source property classifications. Records without positive disclosed pricing remain counted as undisclosed.

Unit: listing records, not necessarily unique properties, parcels, units or ownership interests. Counts do not establish transaction volume, demand, value or performance.

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Property-specific market review

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