Keep the source beside the decision.
Source period and geography matter. Public records do not establish current space availability.
Market snapshot
Snapshot extracted 2026-09-29T23:03:44.062Z. The figures are a dated extract from the official sources below. They describe the published period and may be revised.
Statistics Canada 18-10-0260-01
Quarterly change in net effective rent for occupied industrial buildings and warehouses, expressed as a price index with 2019=100.
This index measures change over time in net effective rent for occupied sampled space. It is not an asking-rent survey, a market rent quote, a vacancy measure, a dollars-per-square-foot benchmark, an appraisal or evidence that a specific property is available.
Official table →Statistics Canada 34-10-0292-01
Monthly unadjusted current-dollar value and count of building permits for the Statistics Canada Warehouses building category.
A building permit records municipal authorization and stated construction value. It does not prove construction started, finished, created leasable warehouse area, changed vacancy or produced availability. Values are current dollars and may be revised.
Official table →Statistics Canada 34-10-0293-01
Monthly current-dollar investment in warehouse building construction, published by Statistics Canada for Canada, provinces and territories, and available metropolitan geographies.
This series measures investment in warehouse building construction. It is not a permit count, project count, floor-area estimate, completion count, vacancy measure, leasing indicator or address-level project register. Current-dollar values are not inflation-adjusted and can be revised.
Official table →Municipal records
Current industrial and business-employment assessment accounts in Calgary and Edmonton, joined by address to current business-licence counts. Building-level observations only. Snapshot 2026-09-12T17:17:49.662Z. Counts are building-level observations; they do not establish bay-level dimensions or availability.
Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – City of Calgary and City of Edmonton. Adapted from Statistics Canada; this does not constitute endorsement. No individual licence-holder names are published.
Verify the rules for the transaction
- City of Calgary business licensing and permits
- City of Edmonton business licensing
- Alberta Land Titles
- CRA GST/HST treatment of commercial leases
- Real Estate Council of Alberta
Tools
Calculators use only your entered figures. The rent-check tool uses a ratio between published index observations. The visual planner shows a rectangular planning model; it does not certify capacity or check fire protection, structure, exits, zoning or a lease.