Live Commercial Inventory · Alberta
Find St. Albert commercial real estate for sale or lease. Explore 33 active listing records, then compare shortlisted properties against your intended use, budget and timing.
Exact-city inventory from the authorized REALTOR.ca DDF® feed. Neighbouring municipalities are separate; active listings are not vacancy or completed-sale statistics.
104, 290 Bellerose Drive
Listing brokerage: NAI Commercial Real Estate Inc · Listing representative: Michael Parsons · Board/association: Edmonton - Commerical · Updated (UTC): Oct 19, 2026
25 CHISHOLM Avenue
Listing brokerage: MaxWell Progressive · Listing representative: Anthony Trang · Board/association: Edmonton - Commerical · Updated (UTC): Oct 23, 2026
206, 25 St. Michael Street.
Listing brokerage: Bermont Realty (1983) Ltd · Listing representative: Guy Hebert · Board/association: Edmonton - Commerical · Updated (UTC): Oct 21, 2026
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Current Scope
This page is generated from commercial listings whose source locality field is St. Albert and whose province is Alberta. Commercially presents the public market name as St. Albert. Counts and property details change as the REALTOR.ca DDF® feed is refreshed.
Commercially does not infer vacancy, rent, absorption, cap-rate or transaction-volume statistics from active listing inventory.
Commercial decision context
St. Albert's exact-city inventory is concentrated in retail and office properties. Those feed labels support focused discovery, but the incoming business, tenant improvements, parking demand, building systems, signage and occupancy path must still be reconciled to the specific unit and municipal record.
The City approved Land Use Bylaw 18/2024 in October 2024. It governs development permits, redistricting, districts, permitted and discretionary uses and development standards. St. Albert's Municipal Development Plan, Flourish: Growing to 100K, was approved in April 2021 and is published as amended by Bylaw 18/2023.
Before commitment
These are verification workstreams, not representations that a listed property is suitable or approved.
Locate the property on the current district map and read Land Use Bylaw 18/2024, the exact use definition and every applicable area plan. The City's matrix is an informational summary; the current bylaw and site-specific record control the review.
St. Albert states that a different business classification, measurable increase in intensity or new construction in existing commercial or industrial space can require a development permit. Its January 2025 guidance recommends obtaining a valid permit before signing a lease.
Reconcile the former use with the proposed operation, occupant load, parking, loading, accessibility, fire separation, mechanical and electrical capacity, signage and tenant-improvement scope. A prior office or retail tenant does not prove the same approval or construction path.
The City separates development, building and mechanical applications and also issues compliance certificates. Verify the municipal property file, existing permits and inspections, then identify every approval required for the new operator and work.
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Editorial owner: Commercially Research & Editorial
Commercial review: Slav Loban
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