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Edmonton Cost of Living: Property Tax by Neighbourhood, Utilities and Condo Fees

Edmonton's 2026 residential property tax rate is 1.03637% of assessed value — $10.36 per $1,000 — set by City Council in Bylaw 21442 (municipal 0.77419% + provincial education 0.25409% + requisition allowance 0.00809%). On the City's typical home, assessed at $492,500, that is about $5,104 a year, or $425 a month. Because the tax follows the home's value, the bill swings hard by neighbourhood: at last year's median sold prices, the estimated annual tax runs from about $1,220 in Central Mcdougall to about $12,570 in Westbrook Estates. The full 276-community table is below, with the utility and condo-fee costs that complete the monthly picture.

Estimated property tax by Edmonton neighbourhood

Each estimate applies the 2026 residential rate to that community's median sold price from the Edmonton Housing Data Centre (Paragon MLS® sales, November 9, 2025 – November 8, 2026). Click a community for its full market dashboard.

CommunityMedian sold priceEstimated 2026 tax / yearEstimated / month
Abbottsfield$183,000$1,900$158
Albany$224,000$2,320$193
Alberta Avenue$280,000$2,900$242
Alces$545,750$5,660$472
Aldergrove$417,000$4,320$360
Allard$478,000$4,950$412
Allendale$504,000$5,220$435
Ambleside$405,000$4,200$350
Argyll$482,500$5,000$417
Aspen Gardens$618,500$6,410$534
Aster$492,500$5,100$425
Athlone$325,000$3,370$281
Avonmore$440,000$4,560$380
Balwin$306,050$3,170$264
Bannerman$229,950$2,380$198
Baranow$210,000$2,180$182
Baturyn$340,000$3,520$293
Beacon Heights$312,500$3,240$270
Bearspaw (Edmonton)$444,250$4,600$383
Beaumaris$305,000$3,160$263
Belgravia$722,450$7,490$624
Belle Rive$480,000$4,970$414
Bellevue$341,200$3,540$295
Belmead$441,000$4,570$381
Belmont$282,500$2,930$244
Belvedere$285,000$2,950$246
Bergman$395,000$4,090$341
Beverly Heights$354,000$3,670$306
Bisset$410,000$4,250$354
Blackburne$450,000$4,660$388
Blackmud Creek$382,000$3,960$330
Blatchford Area$495,273$5,130$428
Blue Quill$258,000$2,670$222
Blue Quill Estates$435,100$4,510$376
Bonnie Doon$462,500$4,790$399
Boyle Street$157,000$1,630$136
Brady Heights$329,500$3,410$284
Brander Gardens$223,000$2,310$192
Breckenridge Greens$464,625$4,820$402
Brintnell$446,400$4,630$386
Britannia Youngstown$355,000$3,680$307
Brookside$715,250$7,410$618
Bulyea Heights$641,000$6,640$553
Caernarvon$351,450$3,640$303
Calder$350,000$3,630$302
Callaghan$381,500$3,950$329
Callingwood North$210,950$2,190$182
Callingwood South$218,000$2,260$188
Cameron Heights (Edmonton)$693,000$7,180$598
Canon Ridge$197,500$2,050$171
Canora$358,750$3,720$310
Canossa$492,450$5,100$425
Capilano$570,000$5,910$492
Carlisle$327,500$3,390$282
Carlton$438,000$4,540$378
Carter Crest$586,700$6,080$507
Casselman$220,000$2,280$190
Cavanagh$477,500$4,950$412
Central Mcdougall$118,000$1,220$102
Chambery$573,500$5,940$495
Chappelle Area$469,000$4,860$405
Charlesworth$464,000$4,810$401
Clareview Town Centre$164,500$1,700$142
Cloverdale$388,750$4,030$336
Crawford Plains$402,250$4,170$348
Crestwood$819,900$8,500$708
Cromdale$149,900$1,550$129
Crystallina Nera East$482,999$5,010$418
Crystallina Nera West$462,000$4,790$399
Cumberland$401,500$4,160$347
Cy Becker$465,000$4,820$402
Daly Grove$335,000$3,470$289
Dechene$531,000$5,500$458
Delton$320,000$3,320$277
Delwood$395,000$4,090$341
Desrochers Area$479,000$4,960$413
Donsdale$756,000$7,830$652
Dovercourt$392,500$4,070$339
Downtown (Edmonton)$205,000$2,120$177
Duggan$460,000$4,770$398
Dunluce$375,000$3,890$324
Eastwood$282,000$2,920$243
Eaux Claires$209,850$2,170$181
Ebbers$400,000$4,150$346
Edgemont (Edmonton)$524,400$5,430$452
Ekota$370,000$3,830$319
Ellerslie$280,000$2,900$242
Elmwood$448,700$4,650$388
Elmwood Park$296,500$3,070$256
Elsinore$477,500$4,950$412
Empire Park$215,000$2,230$186
Ermineskin$260,000$2,690$224
Evansdale$401,000$4,160$347
Falconer Heights$594,750$6,160$513
Forest Heights (Edmonton)$574,500$5,950$496
Fraser$368,250$3,820$318
Fulton Place$450,000$4,660$388
Gariepy$562,500$5,830$486
Garneau$292,750$3,030$252
Gibbons$350,000$3,630$302
Glastonbury$367,500$3,810$318
Glengarry$300,000$3,110$259
Glenora$786,000$8,150$679
Glenridding Heights$459,000$4,760$397
Glenridding Ravine$590,000$6,110$509
Glenwood (Edmonton)$325,000$3,370$281
Gold Bar$480,000$4,970$414
Goodridge Corners$555,000$5,750$479
Granville (Edmonton)$580,000$6,010$501
Graydon Hill$463,250$4,800$400
Greenfield$549,000$5,690$474
Greenview (Edmonton)$257,000$2,660$222
Griesbach$483,200$5,010$418
Grovenor$485,000$5,030$419
Haddow$479,900$4,970$414
Hairsine$219,500$2,270$189
Hawks Ridge$614,250$6,370$531
Hays Ridge Area$1,097,500$11,370$948
Hazeldean$484,000$5,020$418
Henderson Estates$855,000$8,860$738
Heritage Valley Town Centre Area$187,000$1,940$162
High Park (Edmonton)$395,500$4,100$342
Highlands (Edmonton)$460,000$4,770$398
Hillview$422,500$4,380$365
Hodgson$590,000$6,110$509
Hollick-Kenyon$436,250$4,520$377
Holyrood$602,450$6,240$520
Homesteader$260,000$2,690$224
Hudson$316,000$3,270$272
Idylwylde$399,500$4,140$345
Inglewood (Edmonton)$445,000$4,610$384
Jackson Heights$461,000$4,780$398
Jamieson Place$440,000$4,560$380
Jasper Park$359,250$3,720$310
Kameyosek$326,750$3,390$282
Keheewin$239,000$2,480$207
Kenilworth$454,000$4,710$392
Kensington$348,500$3,610$301
Kernohan$308,000$3,190$266
Keswick$530,363$5,500$458
Kildare$330,000$3,420$285
Kilkenny$387,500$4,020$335
Killarney$398,250$4,130$344
King Edward Park$400,000$4,150$346
Kinglet Gardens$499,900$5,180$432
Kiniski Gardens$375,000$3,890$324
Kirkness$345,000$3,580$298
Klarvatten$497,000$5,150$429
La Perle$320,000$3,320$277
Lago Lindo$395,500$4,100$342
Larkspur$328,000$3,400$283
Lauderdale$353,000$3,660$305
Laurel$465,000$4,820$402
Laurier Heights$945,000$9,790$816
Lee Ridge$239,500$2,480$207
Leger$550,444$5,700$475
Lendrum Place$532,500$5,520$460
Lorelei$376,750$3,900$325
Lymburn$362,500$3,760$313
Lynnwood$481,000$4,980$415
Macewan$290,750$3,010$251
MacTaggart$310,500$3,220$268
Magrath Heights$495,000$5,130$428
Malmo Plains$511,750$5,300$442
Maple Crest$469,050$4,860$405
Marquis$444,935$4,610$384
Matt Berry$446,000$4,620$385
Mattson$484,900$5,030$419
Mayfield$362,500$3,760$313
Mayliewan$525,000$5,440$453
Mccauley$210,000$2,180$182
McConachie Area$462,000$4,790$399
McKernan$655,000$6,790$566
Mcleod$409,888$4,250$354
McQueen$393,000$4,070$339
Meadowlark Park (Edmonton)$352,500$3,650$304
Menisa$450,000$4,660$388
Meyokumin$355,000$3,680$307
Meyonohk$223,000$2,310$192
Michaels Park$282,500$2,930$244
Mill Woods Town Centre$167,500$1,740$145
Miller$388,000$4,020$335
Minchau$345,500$3,580$298
Montrose (Edmonton)$295,000$3,060$255
Newton$352,500$3,650$304
North Glenora$519,500$5,380$448
Northmount (Edmonton)$360,000$3,730$311
Norwood$244,900$2,540$212
Ogilvie Ridge$874,500$9,060$755
Oleskiw$790,000$8,190$682
Ormsby Place$256,250$2,660$222
Ottewell$481,750$4,990$416
Overlanders$340,000$3,520$293
Oxford$488,750$5,070$422
Ozerna$446,250$4,620$385
Paisley$458,500$4,750$396
Parkallen (Edmonton)$492,500$5,100$425
Parkdale (Edmonton)$217,500$2,250$188
Parkview$845,000$8,760$730
Patricia Heights$521,500$5,400$450
Pembina$217,500$2,250$188
Pleasantview (Edmonton)$498,750$5,170$431
Pollard Meadows$290,500$3,010$251
Potter Greens$545,000$5,650$471
Prince Charles$369,250$3,830$319
Prince Rupert$390,248$4,040$337
Quarry Ridge$537,500$5,570$464
Queen Alexandra$362,000$3,750$312
Queen Mary Park$171,000$1,770$148
Ramsay Heights$455,000$4,720$393
Rapperswill$430,000$4,460$372
Rhatigan Ridge$740,000$7,670$639
Richfield$361,000$3,740$312
Richford$442,500$4,590$382
Rideau Park (Edmonton)$426,500$4,420$368
Rio Terrace$627,000$6,500$542
Ritchie$402,500$4,170$348
River's Edge$504,625$5,230$436
Riverdale$353,150$3,660$305
Rosenthal (Edmonton)$504,736$5,230$436
Rossdale$638,250$6,610$551
Rosslyn$345,000$3,580$298
Royal Gardens (Edmonton)$250,000$2,590$216
Rundle Heights$180,000$1,870$156
Rutherford (Edmonton)$353,000$3,660$305
Sakaw$365,000$3,780$315
Satoo$406,100$4,210$351
Schonsee$400,000$4,150$346
Secord$499,500$5,180$432
Sherbrooke$371,000$3,840$320
Sherwood$373,000$3,870$322
Sifton Park$317,000$3,290$274
Silver Berry$369,250$3,830$319
Skyrattler$199,000$2,060$172
South Terwillegar$371,000$3,840$320
Spruce Avenue$390,000$4,040$337
Starling$610,000$6,320$527
Steinhauer$507,500$5,260$438
Stewart Greens$519,000$5,380$448
Stillwater$494,775$5,130$428
Strathcona$332,500$3,450$288
Strathearn$590,000$6,110$509
Suder Greens$444,000$4,600$383
Summerlea$364,000$3,770$314
Summerside$460,000$4,770$398
Sweet Grass$197,000$2,040$170
Tamarack$420,000$4,350$362
Tawa$244,250$2,530$211
Terra Losa$214,450$2,220$185
Terrace Heights (Edmonton)$454,000$4,710$392
Terwillegar Towne$490,000$5,080$423
The Hamptons$419,250$4,340$362
The Orchards At Ellerslie$470,000$4,870$406
The Uplands$509,250$5,280$440
Thorncliffe (Edmonton)$289,950$3,000$250
Tipaskan$229,500$2,380$198
Trumpeter Area$446,500$4,630$386
Tweddle Place$425,000$4,400$367
Twin Brooks$585,950$6,070$506
Walker$391,000$4,050$338
Webber Greens$460,500$4,770$398
Wedgewood Heights$700,000$7,250$604
Weinlos$365,000$3,780$315
Wellington$352,000$3,650$304
West Jasper Place$522,500$5,420$452
West Meadowlark Park$269,500$2,790$232
Westbrook Estates$1,212,500$12,570$1,048
Westmount$460,000$4,770$398
Westridge (Edmonton)$813,800$8,430$702
Westwood (Edmonton)$350,000$3,630$302
Wild Rose$455,013$4,720$393
Windermere$497,600$5,160$430
Windsor Park (Edmonton)$1,092,500$11,320$943
Woodcroft$401,800$4,160$347
Wîhkwêntôwin$176,500$1,830$152
York$327,500$3,390$282

How the estimate works — and where it can differ from your bill

Edmonton taxes the assessed value, not the sale price: the City values every property at its estimated market value as of July 1 of the previous year (July 1, 2025 for the 2026 tax year), with condition as of December 31. A home that sold at the community median will usually assess near it, so the table is a fair planning estimate — but your actual bill follows your own property's assessment, which you can check in the City's Property Tax Estimator. Three more things move the real number: about a quarter of Edmonton homes carry a local improvement charge (a paid-off-over-time levy for things like alley renewal) on top of the rate; multi-unit buildings are taxed in the "Other Residential" class at a slightly higher municipal rate (0.82064% versus 0.77419%); and late payment draws penalties — 2026 taxes were due June 30, with 5% penalties added July 1, September 1 and November 1. Most owners smooth the bill through the City's monthly TIPP instalment plan instead of one June payment.

Utilities: the second carrying cost

Electricity. If you have never signed a retail contract, you are on the Rate of Last Resort: 12.01 cents per kWh for EPCOR customers, fixed by the Alberta Utilities Commission from January 1, 2025 through December 31, 2026 (the Alberta Utilities Consumer Advocate publishes the approved default rates). That is energy only — distribution and transmission charges roughly double the per-kWh cost on a real bill, which is why competitive fixed contracts (two-year fixed offers ran well under the default rate in fall 2026) are worth comparing before you move in, not after the first winter bill.

Heating. Almost every Edmonton home heats with natural gas delivered by ATCO. Gas is the swing item in an Edmonton budget: a detached home's gas bill that sits under $60 in summer can run $200–$300 in a cold January, and it is the main reason winter carrying costs surprise newcomers from milder provinces.

Water, wastewater and drainage are billed by EPCOR. A typical single-family household uses about 14 cubic metres of water a month; fixed monthly charges for water, sewer and stormwater apply on top of usage, so the water bill never drops to zero even in a low-use month.

Planning ranges. For a detached Edmonton home with all utilities billed separately, budget roughly $380–$480 a month across electricity, gas, water and waste on an annual average — higher in winter, lower in summer. Apartments where heat and water are included in the condo fee or rent land far below that, which is part of the real cost gap between a house and a condo here.

Condo fees: the cost with no citywide table

There is no public dataset of Edmonton condo fees — every building sets its own — so any site quoting one citywide "average condo fee" is guessing. What the fee buys is consistent: building insurance, reserve fund contributions for major repairs, common-area utilities and maintenance, and in many apartment buildings heat and water (which is why a condo's utility bills run low). What drives it is the building's age, size, amenities and reserve fund health, not the unit's price. Before buying, the number that matters is the specific unit's current fee plus the building's reserve fund study — both come with the condo documents your Realtor reviews with you. As a rough screening rule, a fee that looks unusually low for the building's age is a question, not a bargain: it often means a special assessment is coming.

What this means if you are buying or selling

Buyers: lenders qualify you on the mortgage payment, but the tax and utility load above is the difference between a payment that fits and a month that works — at the citywide median, count on roughly $425 a month in tax plus $380–$480 in utilities before food, insurance or a car. Two homes at the same price in different neighbourhoods can differ by hundreds a month in tax alone, and the table above prices that gap community by community.

Sellers: buyers do this math now. A home whose assessment — and therefore tax bill — sits well above comparable listings carries a hidden monthly premium your price has to answer for; it is worth knowing your number before you list.

Want the carrying-cost read on a specific address? Call Travis Bannert at 780-720-8240 — he will run the tax, utility and fee picture for the home you are buying or selling, not a citywide average.

Travis Bannert, Realtor® | Bridge Realty Group, Maxwell Progressive Realty
780-720-8240 | bridgerealtygroup.ca

Sources for this page

  • 2026 tax rates: City of Edmonton Bylaw 21442, 2026 Property Tax and Supplementary Property Tax Bylaw, Schedule A (filed with Alberta Municipal Affairs).
  • Default electricity rates: Utilities Consumer Advocate (Government of Alberta), approved Rate of Last Resort rates, January 1, 2025 – December 31, 2026.
  • Median sold prices: Paragon MLS® sold data, November 9, 2025 – November 8, 2026 — Edmonton Housing Data Centre, bridgerealtygroup.ca/edmonton-housing-data-centre.
  • Assessment basis and payment dates: City of Edmonton Assessment and Taxation (assessment at July 1, 2025 market value; taxes due June 30).

Frequently asked questions

What is Edmonton's property tax rate in 2026?
1.03637% of assessed value for residential property — 0.77419% municipal, 0.25409% provincial education and 0.00809% education requisition allowance — set in Bylaw 21442. That is about $1,036 a year per $100,000 of assessment.

How much property tax will I pay on an Edmonton home?
Multiply the home's assessed value by 0.0103637. At the City's typical assessment of $492,500 the bill is about $5,104 a year. The table above estimates it for the median-priced home in all 276 Edmonton communities.

Why is my tax bill different from the estimate for my neighbourhood?
The estimate uses the community's median sold price; your bill uses your own property's assessed value (market value at July 1, 2025), and may add local improvement charges. Your assessment notice and the City's tax estimator have your exact figure.

When are Edmonton property taxes due, and can I pay monthly?
Taxes are due June 30 each year, with penalties on overdue balances. The City's TIPP program spreads the same total across monthly instalments at no extra charge.