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Camrose — Highway 13 / 48 St Commercial Strip · Canadian Tire · QSR · Auto Dealerships

Highway 13 Corridor Camrose Commercial Real Estate

Camrose's main retail corridor on Highway 13 and 48 Street. Canadian Tire, grocery anchors, QSR chains, auto dealerships and medical office serving the city and regional trade area.

6.0–7.0%Retail Cap Rate
4.75–5.75%QSR NNN Cap Rate
~$20.80Mill Rate (per $1,000)
RegionalTrade Area Reach
What's Available on Highway 13 Corridor
Retail
Strip centre · Big-box
Canadian Tire · Grocery · QSR
Medical Office
Medical · Dental
Highway 13 node
Net Lease / QSR
National NNN
Drive-through pads
Retail
Cap rate 6.0–7.0%
Strip retail · Power centre
Key Nodes on Camrose's Main Commercial Strip
Highway 13 Power Centre Strip
Big-Box · Grocery · National Retail
Retail
Camrose's primary power centre and big-box retail corridor on Highway 13 and 48 Street. Canadian Tire, national grocery, hardware and chain retail serving Camrose and the regional agricultural trade area. The highest-traffic commercial corridor in the city.
6.0–7.0%Retail Cap Rate
RegionalDraw
Auto Dealerships
Vehicle Sales · Service · Parts
Retail
Auto dealerships and vehicle service facilities concentrated on the Highway 13 commercial corridor. Serving Camrose and the surrounding agricultural region where vehicle ownership and pickup trucks are essential. Long-term tenancy and stable service revenue.
Auto RowDealer Cluster
RegionalService Market
QSR & Drive-Through Pads
National Chains · NNN
Retail
National quick-service restaurant and coffee chains with drive-through formats on the Highway 13 corridor. NNN lease structures with long-term national covenants. Liquid single-tenant investment assets with consistent traffic from both city residents and regional highway travellers.
4.75–5.75%NNN Cap Rate
HighwayTraffic
Medical Office
Medical · Dental · Allied Health
Office
Medical and dental office serving Camrose and the regional catchment. Purpose-built and converted medical space adjacent to the retail corridor. Camrose functions as a regional healthcare centre for the surrounding agricultural communities, supporting consistent medical tenant demand.
RegionalHealthcare Centre
MedicalDemand
Grocery-Anchored Strip Centres
Necessity Retail · Daily Needs
Retail
Grocery-anchored neighbourhood strip centres providing daily necessity retail. Personal services, pharmacy, financial services and convenience food. Stable income with necessity-driven shopper frequency and long-term anchor tenancy.
NecessityRetail Profile
StableAnchor Tenancy
Highway Commercial Pads
Fuel · Convenience · Drive-Through
Retail
Highway-fronting commercial pads serving both Camrose residents and through-traffic on Highway 13, a key central Alberta east-west route. Fuel, convenience, drive-through and hotel uses benefit from the highway's regional traffic volumes beyond Camrose's immediate residential base.
HighwayRegional Traffic
Fuel & ConvenienceUses
6.0–7.0%
Retail Cap Rate
4.75–5.75%
QSR NNN Cap
~$20.80
Mill Rate per $1,000
0%
Provincial Income Tax

Highway 13 Corridor Camrose — Market Overview

The Highway 13 / 48 Street commercial corridor is Camrose's dominant retail destination, hosting the city's big-box anchors, national chain retail, QSR drive-throughs and auto dealerships. As Camrose's primary commercial artery, the corridor benefits from both city-resident traffic and significant regional highway traffic from the surrounding agricultural communities.

Retail cap rates of 6.0–7.0% and QSR net lease at 4.75–5.75% represent the secondary market premium available in a stable, well-functioning smaller city. Camrose functions as a regional service centre for central Alberta, extending the effective trade area well beyond the city's 20,000 population.

Cap Rates & Market Data (2025)

Asset ClassSubmarketCap RateNotes
Retail — Power Centre / Big-BoxHighway 13 Corridor6.0–7.0%National anchors, regional draw
Retail — Strip CentreHighway 13 Adjacent6.0–7.0%Grocery-anchored, necessity retail
Net Lease — QSR / Drive-ThroughHighway 13 Pads4.75–5.75%National covenant, NNN
Auto DealershipCamrose Auto Row5.5–6.5%Regional vehicle market
Medical OfficeHighway 13 Node6.0–7.0%Regional healthcare centre

Why Invest on Highway 13 Camrose

Regional trade area extends beyond Camrose. As central Alberta's primary service centre, Camrose's Highway 13 retailers draw from a regional trade area far larger than the city's 20,000 population, providing commercial resilience.

Secondary market yield premium. Cap rates of 6.0–7.0% on stable national-tenant retail provide meaningful yield above major Alberta urban markets for investors comfortable with secondary market ownership.

Highway traffic advantage. Highway 13 carries significant regional traffic as a key east-west central Alberta route, delivering commercial exposure to travellers beyond the Camrose residential base.

Highway 13 Corridor Camrose — Frequently Asked Questions

What retail is on Highway 13 in Camrose?
Highway 13 hosts Canadian Tire, national grocery anchors, QSR chains, auto dealerships and medical office — Camrose's full range of commercial uses concentrated on the main artery.
What are cap rates on Highway 13 Camrose?
Retail cap rates are 6.0–7.0% and QSR NNN pads are 4.75–5.75% in 2025. Secondary market premium over major urban centres.
Is Camrose a good commercial investment market?
Camrose is a stable secondary market and regional service centre. It offers cap rate premiums over Edmonton/Calgary with lower growth risk than speculative markets. Best for long-term hold investors seeking yield over appreciation.
How do I invest on Highway 13 Camrose?
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