Live Commercial Inventory
141 active industrial listings currently returned by the authorized Alberta commercial feed.
Current page scope
This page includes records whose feed fields identify the property type as Industrial, the locality as Edmonton, and the province as Alberta. Commercially presents the public market name as Edmonton. It does not represent completed sales, vacancy, absorption or valuation evidence.
Industrial records can include different building and site formats. A warehouse, yard, approved industrial use or specific loading and power capacity is not guaranteed by the category. Nearby municipalities remain separate searches.
3940 Gateway Boulevard NW
Listing brokerage: URBAN-REALTY.ca · Listing representative: Sunil Mall · Board/association: Calgary · Updated (UTC): Aug 31, 2026
12145 67 Street
Listing brokerage: NAI Commercial Real Estate Inc · Listing representative: Colton Colquhoun · Updated (UTC): Sep 11, 2026
12145 67 Street
Listing brokerage: NAI Commercial Real Estate Inc · Listing representative: Colton Colquhoun · Updated (UTC): Sep 11, 2026
Unit 5, 4811 Roper Road
Listing brokerage: NAI Commercial Real Estate Inc · Listing representative: Chad Griffiths · Board/association: Edmonton - Commerical · Updated (UTC): Oct 26, 2026
Unit 2, 4827 Roper Road
Listing brokerage: NAI Commercial Real Estate Inc · Listing representative: Chad Griffiths · Board/association: Edmonton - Commerical · Updated (UTC): Oct 26, 2026
6120 Davies Road, 6120 Davies Road
Listing brokerage: NAI Commercial Real Estate Inc · Listing representative: Chad Griffiths · Board/association: Edmonton - Commerical · Updated (UTC): Oct 14, 2026
Listing brokerage: URBAN-REALTY.ca · Listing representative: Sunil Mall · Board/association: Calgary · Updated (UTC): Aug 31, 2026
Individual listing cards identify their listing brokerage and source update time.
Build a useful shortlist
Buying a warehouse, leasing a bay or finding a production site? Define the operation first. Open the checks relevant to you, then carry the unresolved items into your brief.
These are requirements to verify—not attributes inferred for the listings above.
Request measured plans and clear-height measurements below the lowest obstruction. Gross floor area does not establish usable storage or production capacity.
Request door dimensions, dock details and a site plan. Test turning, queuing, shared access, snow storage and the last approach with the vehicles you actually use.
Confirm exclusive versus shared yard rights, usable dimensions, drainage and lease boundaries. Outdoor storage or work requires its own use and approval review; an industrial label is not permission.
Request electrical service, voltage and phase records, and professional confirmation of available capacity. Include floor loads, gas, ventilation, drainage and fire protection; installed equipment is not proof of spare capacity.
Request the current approved-use and permit record. Review alterations, hazardous processes, life safety and outstanding work with the municipality and qualified professionals before relying on an opening date.
For leases, separate base rent, additional rent, utilities, fit-up, restoration and term. For purchases, include diligence, financing, condition and capital work. Verify vacant possession or tenancy rather than assuming it.
Describe production, storage, fleet and outdoor activities to City staff. Edmonton's zoning-approval process considers the location and business activities; an Industrial feed category does not establish the zoning or approved use.
Edmonton zoning approval for businessReview changes in use or intensity and proposed tenant improvements with the City. Development review, building permission and trade permits are separate checks; confirm applicable exemptions rather than assuming every change needs the same permits.
Edmonton changes to existing buildingsCheck the Truck Route Network, vehicle and load restrictions, and the final approach to the site. Test turning and loading within the property separately; proximity to a major road does not prove operational access.
Edmonton truck routesGeneral guidance is not municipal approval or legal, engineering or environmental advice. Confirm the current parcel, operation and applicable rules with the responsible authority and qualified professionals.
Keep the search specific
Include area, height, loading, yard, power, intended use, budget and move date. Your market, Industrial property type and purchase or lease choice carry into an editable form. Submit criteria for review; no match or representation agreement is implied.
Have a property to market? Submit it to Listing Studio for review.
Property-specific questions
Carry each unresolved item into the search, offer, diligence and professional-review plan.
Test heavy routes, approaches, turning, dock and grade loading, yard, fleet parking, storage and emergency access.
Verify structure, floor, clear height, doors, cranes, power, gas, HVAC, ventilation, water, wastewater, drainage and fire protection.
Map production, storage, fleet, outdoor work, emissions, waste and intensity to the zone, approved use and permits.
Coordinate building, environmental, insurance, financing and capital conclusions with conditions and possession.
Local decision resources
Edmonton decision context
Edmonton listings must remain separate from St. Albert, Sherwood Park, Leduc and surrounding county inventory. A regional operating case may cross boundaries, but zoning, municipal records, permits, services and taxes remain property-specific.
Edmonton publishes its current Zoning Bylaw, interactive Zoning Map and commercial development and construction resources. The City distinguishes zoning approval, development-permit review, building and trade permits, inspections and business licensing; one does not replace the others.
For industrial property, apply this municipal record to clear height and loading, power and servicing, yard configuration, access to major routes. Each conclusion remains parcel- and use-specific.
Municipal verification
Confirm each item against the current official record and qualified professional work.
Identify the exact parcel or unit, current zone and overlays, then match every material activity to the Zoning Bylaw. Confirm permitted or discretionary status, use-specific rules and whether a variance or rezoning path is being assumed.
Compare the prior approved use and intensity with the proposed operation. Edmonton states that commercial projects receive development-permit review even when staff ultimately determine that a permit is not required; preserve the property-specific conclusion.
Map tenant improvements, construction, equipment, occupant load, accessibility, fire and life safety, HVAC, plumbing, gas and electrical work to current applications and inspections. Building review follows completion of development review.
Use available municipal records, approved plans, title documents and qualified reports to verify the site. For land or redevelopment, add access, subdivision, utilities, drainage, environmental, geotechnical and development-agreement evidence before pricing future use.
Primary municipal sources
Editorial owner: Commercially Research & Editorial
Commercial review: Slav Loban
Review and corrections standard →Act on the market
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