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Homes for Sale in Alberta
No land transfer tax. Rocky Mountains. Canada's strongest economy.
235 communities — every city, town, village, and hamlet covered.
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Cities
18
Cities in Alberta
From Calgary & Edmonton to Airdrie, Chestermere & Canmore
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Towns
94
Towns in Alberta
Cochrane, Okotoks, Banff, High River, Sylvan Lake & more
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Villages
82
Villages in Alberta
Small communities with their own municipal governments province-wide
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No land transfer tax in Alberta. Alberta buyers pay only a land title transfer fee — typically $300–$700 — compared to thousands of dollars in land transfer tax in BC or Ontario. No provincial income tax either. RECA (Real Estate Council of Alberta) licenses and regulates all agents and brokerages province-wide.
Frequently Asked
Alberta Real Estate FAQ
Is there land transfer tax in Alberta?
No — Alberta has no provincial land transfer tax. Buyers pay only a land title transfer fee (typically $300–$700), making Alberta one of the lowest-cost provinces at closing. Compare this to BC's Property Transfer Tax (1–3%) or Ontario's dual LTT system.
Who regulates real estate in Alberta?
The Real Estate Council of Alberta (RECA) licenses all brokerages and agents. RECA sets professional standards, investigates complaints, and protects consumers across all Alberta real estate transactions.
What is the average home price in Calgary vs. Edmonton?
Calgary's benchmark hovers around $580,000–$620,000, with detached homes in premium communities frequently exceeding $1M. Edmonton typically runs 15–20% lower — one of Canada's most affordable major cities relative to household income.