Live Commercial Inventory · Alberta
Find Whitecourt commercial real estate for sale or lease. Explore 62 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.
594058, 125B range Road
Listing brokerage: RE/MAX ADVANTAGE (WHITECOURT) · Listing representative: Jim Rennie · Board/association: Alberta West · Updated (UTC): May 27, 2026
4740 51 Avenue
Listing brokerage: RE/MAX ADVANTAGE (WHITECOURT) · Listing representative: Jim Rennie · Board/association: Alberta West · Updated (UTC): Apr 29, 2026
Lot 32 Flats Road Road
Listing brokerage: RE/MAX ADVANTAGE (WHITECOURT) · Listing representative: Jim Rennie · Board/association: Alberta West · Updated (UTC): Oct 19, 2026
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204-205, 5115 49 Street
Listing brokerage: RE/MAX ADVANTAGE (WHITECOURT) · Listing representative: Jim Rennie · Board/association: Alberta West · Updated (UTC): May 27, 2026
2 B Bay 4 second floor, 4213 42 Avenue
Listing brokerage: RE/MAX ADVANTAGE (WHITECOURT) · Listing representative: Jim Rennie · Board/association: Alberta West · Updated (UTC): Jun 18, 2026
206, 4920 51 Avenue
Listing brokerage: RE/MAX ADVANTAGE (WHITECOURT) · Listing representative: Jim Rennie · Board/association: Alberta West · Updated (UTC): Mar 18, 2026
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Current Scope
This page is generated from commercial listings whose source locality field is Whitecourt and whose province is Alberta. Commercially presents the public market name as Whitecourt. 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
Whitecourt has meaningful exact-town industrial inventory alongside land, retail, office and business records. That depth supports focused discovery pages, but operational fit still depends on the parcel's district, overlays, access, utilities, outdoor activity, environmental record, building systems and permits.
The Town identifies Land Use Bylaw 1577 as the current framework regulating land and building use, location, coverage, height and development. Its construction guidance separates the Municipal Development Plan, area plans, development permits, building permits and property-file review.
Before commitment
These are verification workstreams, not representations that a listed property is suitable or approved.
Use the Town's current map and Bylaw 1577 to identify the parcel's commercial or industrial district and any overlay. Match the exact operation, storage, traffic, loading and outdoor work to permitted or discretionary use rules.
The Town states that development permits are typically required for construction, demolition, signage, new or intensified use and property alterations, while building permits address Alberta Building Code and safety requirements.
The Town offers non-residential and multi-family property-file review and describes a separate environmental file-review path. Use municipal records as one diligence source alongside title, environmental and professional building work.
Whitecourt does not currently require a general business licence, but the Town states that businesses still require an approved development permit for their location and a new permit if they relocate within Town limits.
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Editorial owner: Commercially Research & Editorial
Commercial review: Slav Loban
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