Live Commercial Inventory

Retail
in High Prairie.

3 active retail listings currently returned by the authorized Alberta commercial feed.

Search and map all Submit a requirement

Current page scope

Inventory,
not estimates.

3Active recordsRetail · High Prairie
DDF®Primary live sourceREALTOR.ca authorized destination
Aug 6, 2026Latest displayed updateSource-supplied timestamp

This page includes records whose feed fields identify the property type as Retail, the locality as High Prairie, and the province as Alberta. Commercially presents the public market name as High Prairie. It does not represent completed sales, vacancy, absorption or valuation evidence.

Available Now

Current Retail.

Open full search
Retail opportunity in High Prairie, AlbertaFor Sale
Retail · High Prairie, Alberta

Retail opportunity

5200, 50 Street

$189,900Asking1,940 square feetBuilding
Powered by REALTOR.ca

Listing brokerage: Grassroots Realty Group - High Prairie · Listing representative: Misty Gaudet · Board/association: Grande Prairie · Updated: Jun 11, 2026

Retail opportunity in High Prairie, AlbertaFor Sale
Retail · High Prairie, Alberta

Retail opportunity

4944 - 53 Avenue

$960,000Asking40,075.2 square feetLand
Powered by REALTOR.ca

Listing brokerage: NAI Commercial Real Estate Inc · Listing representative: Vincenzo Caputo · Updated: Jul 20, 2026

Retail opportunity in High Prairie, AlbertaFor Sale
Retail · High Prairie, Alberta

Retail opportunity

5113 53 Avenue

$495,000Asking4,000 square feetBuilding
Powered by REALTOR.ca

Listing brokerage: Century 21 Sunnyside Realty · Listing representative: Gordon Olson · Board/association: Grande Prairie · Updated: Aug 6, 2026

Powered by REALTOR.ca

Listing brokerage: Grassroots Realty Group - High Prairie · Listing representative: Misty Gaudet · Board/association: Grande Prairie · Updated: Jun 11, 2026

Individual listing cards identify their listing brokerage and source update time.

Local Retail decision record

High Prairie retail decisions require Town approval and a complete premises plan.

Commercially Research & Editorial · Reviewed by Slav Loban

Define the local and regional customer trip without merging High Prairie property with Big Lakes County inventory. A trade-area story does not establish legal access, current zoning, parking, building capacity or sales performance.

Confirm the exact use, prior approval, change-of-use path, signs, tenant improvements, development and building permits, fire requirements and business licence before the operator commits to opening dates.

Property-specific questions

What the listing
cannot answer.

Carry each unresolved item into the search, offer, diligence and professional-review plan.

01

What demand is served?

Define customer origin, purpose, frequency, daypart, access mode, visibility, parking, deliveries, neighbours and alternatives using supportable evidence.

02

Can the use open?

Match the operation to the current district, prior use, development record, parking, signs, building, fire, accessibility, health and business requirements.

03

Is the premises suitable?

Inspect HVAC, power, plumbing, ventilation, waste, life safety, envelope, utilities and required work; specify delivery and acceptance evidence.

04

What does the lease require?

Review area, rent, recoveries, utilities, repairs, work, inducements, options, assignment, exclusivity, relocation and restoration.

Evaluation Framework

Go beyond
the listing fields.

Listing data begins the review. Intended use, physical condition, approvals and commercial terms require independent verification.

01

Permitted use

02

Visibility and access

03

Parking and loading

04

Occupancy costs

High Prairie decision context

Use the current town record before pricing future use.

Municipal sources reviewed August 26, 2026

High Prairie's exact-town inventory is land-led, with smaller multifamily and retail groups that support focused discovery. Live availability does not establish development readiness, a permitted use, unit legality, rent performance, building condition or the opening path for a new operator.

The Town publishes Land Use Bylaw 05-2015 and lists subsequent amendments on its current planning page. The posted consolidation date and later amending bylaws should be read together, and the Town should confirm the current district, applicable standards and development record for the exact parcel.

For retail property, apply this municipal record to permitted use, visibility and access, parking and loading, occupancy costs. Each conclusion remains parcel- and use-specific.

Municipal verification

From listing label
to usable property.

Confirm each item against the current official record and qualified professional work.

01

Current bylaw record

Identify the parcel and district, then reconcile Bylaw 05-2015 with the amendments listed by the Town. Match the proposed use and intensity to permitted or discretionary rules rather than treating an older consolidated copy as a complete current answer.

02

Land and floodplain screening

For vacant land, verify title, plans, zoning, subdivision, access, utilities, drainage, environmental and geotechnical evidence and any applicable floodplain record. The Town's permit exemptions themselves distinguish some work located within a watercourse floodplain, making parcel screening essential.

03

Multifamily evidence

Verify the approved unit count and use, tenancy records, rent and expense evidence, utilities, life-safety systems, accessibility, condition and capital requirements. A multi-family feed category is not confirmation that every suite or income assumption is lawful or durable.

04

Retail change and opening

Confirm the exact retail use, prior approval, parking, loading, signs, tenant improvements, development and building permits, fire requirements and business licence. A former occupant does not establish permission for a new operator.

Act on the market

Acquire, lease
or list.

Submit a retail requirement for High Prairie, or request a confidential review of a property you own. The source page and market are retained with the inquiry.

Submit a requirement Discuss a property