Permits Recorded
3,495
Jan 1 – Jul 19, 2026
Declared Value
$852.2M
Applicant-reported
Units Approved
2,716
Across counted permits
Executive summary
PropertyLabs recorded 3,495 building permits in Edmonton between January 1 and July 19, 2026, spanning every stage of the pipeline from application through completion. Combined declared construction value across those permits totals $852.2M. 2,716 residential units were approved in the window. ANTHONY HENDAY MISTATIM led all communities by declared value.
Key findings
Residential is the leading asset class in Edmonton, at 69% of counted permits (2414 of 3495).
ANTHONY HENDAY MISTATIM leads all communities on declared value at $97.0M across 3 permits.
The largest recorded project is at 16404 - 145 AVENUE NW, ANTHONY HENDAY MISTATIM, declared at $97.0M.
Permit volume ran from 974 in the earliest recorded month to 916 in the latest — a snapshot of a live, moving pipeline rather than a finished period.
Data visualizations
Permit volume by month
Permits by asset class
Geographic analysis
ANTHONY HENDAY MISTATIM leads Edmonton on declared value, followed by WALKER and STILLWATER. The table below ranks the top communities captured in this export by total declared construction value.
| Community | Permits | Declared Value |
|---|---|---|
| ANTHONY HENDAY MISTATIM | 3 | $97.0M |
| WALKER | 22 | $47.9M |
| STILLWATER | 81 | $42.8M |
| CRYSTALLINA NERA EAST | 53 | $40.6M |
| CASHMAN | 13 | $33.8M |
| CORONET INDUSTRIAL | 6 | $32.2M |
| WINTERBURN INDUSTRIAL AREA EAST | 3 | $26.6M |
| PLACE LARUE | 6 | $21.5M |
Largest recorded project
16404 - 145 AVENUE NW · ANTHONY HENDAY MISTATIM
To construct an industrial building for package delivery service - Amazon Delivery Station (DYE3).
Edmonton's $852.2M in recorded declared value this period is a floor, not a ceiling — a meaningful share of permits in any city's data carry no declared value at all.
Methodology
This brief is built from Edmonton's municipal permit data, normalized into PropertyLabs' unified permit schema. Figures count every permit recorded between January 1 and July 19, 2026, across all statuses — applications, reviews, issuances, and completions — so they describe the full pipeline, not just approvals. Where a municipality repeats a single master-project valuation across many sub-permits of one site, that valuation is counted once. This is a point-in-time snapshot (July 2026), not a full historical series.
Sources and limitations
Source: Edmonton municipal open data / permit portal, extracted July 2026.
This snapshot reflects only the permits captured in PropertyLabs' most recent Edmonton export and should not be read as a complete historical series. Figures are not comparable year-over-year from this file alone.
View live Edmonton permit dataCitation & provenance
- Publisher
- PropertyLabs Research
- Last updated
- July 2026
- Municipal source
- Edmonton Open Data
- Methodology
- Read the methodology
Suggested citation: PropertyLabs Research. "Edmonton Building Permit Activity: July 2026 Snapshot." Updated July 2026. https://propertylabs.org/resources/edmonton-building-permit-activity
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