Locality reconciliation
Confirm the legal parcel, civic description and whether the search should include both Lac La Biche and Rural Lac La Biche County source labels.
Submit a Lac La Biche requirement →Commercially Intelligence / Live City Report
Lac La Biche commercial
inventory.
Live Lac La Biche commercial inventory by exact source locality and property classification, with municipal sources and rural-market interpretation limits.
Current records
88active Lac La Biche listingsExact locality is not the same as municipal or development context.
Lac La Biche accounts for 1.3% of the 6,689 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
What is publicly marketed.
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
Read the city field
in context.
The source locality Lac La Biche and Rural Lac La Biche County appear as separate inventory labels. Both are within the wider municipal and economic context, but they must not be merged when stating an exact listing count.
A substantial land segment can include parcels with different hamlet, rural, lakeshore, servicing, access and approval conditions. Counts do not establish available serviced commercial acres or development demand.
Missing fields are not converted to zero or estimated. Availability and classification can change after the stated source update.
Open the Lac La Biche market page →Current municipal record
Verify the property,
not the market label.
These primary municipal sources provide planning and approval context. The current parcel, bylaw text, amendments and issued approvals control.
Lac La Biche County: Land Use Bylaw 25-010 ↗Lac La Biche County: Development ↗Lac La Biche County: Current bylaws ↗Lac La Biche County: Development process guide ↗Decision framework
Turn inventory
into a mandate.
Land and utility evidence
Verify district, plan area, legal access, water and wastewater model, utility capacity, environmental constraints and development approvals before assigning site utility.
Review Lac La Biche sources →Qualified disposition
Present authorized property facts and the unresolved rural-site work clearly so buyers can price time, access, servicing and approval risk.
Discuss a Lac La Biche property →
For SaleVacant Land · Lac La Biche, Alberta
Vacant Land opportunity
10316 103 Ave
$62,500Asking6,000 square feetLand
Listing brokerage: RE/MAX LA BICHE REALTY · Listing representative: JAMES PIQUETTE · Board/association: Fort McMurray · Updated: May 14, 2026
For SaleIndustrial · Lac La Biche, Alberta
Industrial opportunity
67079 Rge Rd 133
$875,000Asking80.5 acresLand
Listing brokerage: RE/MAX LA BICHE REALTY · Listing representative: JAMES PIQUETTE · Board/association: Fort McMurray · Updated: Nov 13, 2025
For SaleVacant Land · Lac La Biche, Alberta
Vacant Land opportunity
01 99 Street
$145,000Asking38,333 square feetLand
Listing brokerage: RE/MAX LA BICHE REALTY · Listing representative: JAMES PIQUETTE · Board/association: Fort McMurray · Updated: Feb 13, 2026
For SaleVacant Land · Lac La Biche, Alberta
Vacant Land opportunity
00 99 Street
$175,000Asking38,333 square feetLand
Listing brokerage: RE/MAX LA BICHE REALTY · Listing representative: JAMES PIQUETTE · Board/association: Fort McMurray · Updated: Feb 13, 2026
For SaleVacant Land · Lac La Biche, Alberta
Vacant Land opportunity
RL 22 Old Trail
$399,000Asking36.87 acresLand
Listing brokerage: RE/MAX LA BICHE REALTY · Listing representative: JAMES PIQUETTE · Board/association: Fort McMurray · Updated: Apr 27, 2026
For SaleVacant Land · Lac La Biche, Alberta
Vacant Land opportunity
8342, 100 Street
$259,900Asking4 acresLand
Listing brokerage: People 1st Realty · Listing representative: TRACY LORD · Board/association: Fort McMurray · Updated: May 29, 2026
Who, how and why
Local inventory.
Visible provenance.
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.
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