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Sherwood Park Commercial Real Estate

Strathcona County's commercial hub — one of Alberta's wealthiest municipalities. Regional and neighbourhood retail, professional medical office, a major industrial park along Highway 16, and growing purpose-built multifamily. Affluent consumer base with household incomes well above provincial averages.

$28–45/sfRegional Retail Net
5.25–6.5%Retail Cap Rate
5.75–7.0%Industrial Cap Rate
4.5–5.5%Multifamily Cap Rate
What's Available in Sherwood Park
Retail
$22–45/sf net
Regional Mall · Power Centre · Strip · Pad
Office
$18–28/sf gross
Medical · Professional · Municipal · Class B
Industrial
$11–16/sf net
Manufacturing · Distribution · Service Commercial
Retail
Cap rate 5.25–6.5%
Regional · Power Centre · Strip · NNN Pad
Office
Cap rate 6.5–8.0%
Medical · Professional · Owner-User
Industrial
Cap rate 5.75–7.0%
Manufacturing · Warehouse · Flex
Multifamily
Cap rate 4.5–5.5%
Purpose-Built Rental · Condo
Commercial Districts in Strathcona County
Sherwood Park Mall
Regional Retail Anchor · Enclosed Mall
RetailOffice
The dominant regional retail anchor for Strathcona County, serving Sherwood Park's affluent population and surrounding communities. Enclosed regional mall with fashion, food court, service tenants and major anchor retailers. Strathcona County's high household income supports premium retail spending and national tenant demand.
$28–45/sfPrime Retail Net
5.25–6.0%Cap Rate
Wye Road Power Centres
Big-Box Retail · Power Centre · Highway Commercial
Retail
Power centre retail along Wye Road — one of Sherwood Park's primary commercial corridors. Big-box anchors, home improvement, auto-oriented retail, and restaurant pads. Strong vehicle traffic from the Highway 16 interchange supports consistent customer counts. Pads and in-line bays available.
$22–35/sfNet Rent
5.5–6.5%Cap Rate
Festival Place Commercial Area
Arts & Community District · Mixed Retail & Office
RetailOffice
The Festival Place arts and community district anchors a commercial area serving professional office, personal services, food and beverage, and community-oriented retail. Strathcona County's investment in arts and cultural infrastructure creates daytime and evening economic activity that supports nearby commercial tenants.
$22–30/sfRetail Net
$20–26/sfOffice Gross
Professional & Medical Office
Medical · Professional Services · Municipal
Office
Strathcona County's professional and medical office market is one of the Edmonton metro's strongest suburban office markets. High household incomes drive demand for medical specialists, dental and eye care, legal, accounting, engineering, and financial advisory services. Purpose-built medical office buildings serve the county's 100,000+ residents.
$18–28/sfOffice Gross
6.5–8.0%Cap Rate
Sherwood Park Industrial Park
Highway 16 / 101 St · Manufacturing · Distribution
Industrial
A major industrial park concentrated along Highway 16 and 101 Street in Sherwood Park. Accommodates manufacturing, distribution, oilfield service, and service commercial. Highway 16 access provides direct connectivity west to Edmonton and east into Alberta's industrial heartland and the Fort Saskatchewan petrochemical corridor.
$11–16/sfNet Rent
5.75–7.0%Cap Rate
Purpose-Built Rental & Multifamily
New Rental · Condo · Growing Rental Demand
Multifamily
Growing purpose-built rental apartment and condominium development in Sherwood Park, driven by the county's expanding population and workforce housing demand from the Fort Saskatchewan Industrial Heartland and Edmonton Airport area. Newer purpose-built rental buildings offer premium specifications targeting Strathcona County's professional demographic.
4.5–5.5%Cap Rate
GrowingRental Demand
$28–45/sf
Regional Retail Net
5.25–6.5%
Retail Cap Rate
5.75–7.0%
Industrial Cap Rate
4.5–5.5%
Multifamily Cap Rate

Sherwood Park — Market Overview

Sherwood Park is the urban service area for Strathcona County — a separate municipality from the City of Edmonton, located immediately east along Highway 16 (Yellowhead Trail). Strathcona County is one of Alberta's wealthiest municipalities by household income, driven by its role as home to a significant portion of Alberta's energy sector professional and trades workforce.

Commercial real estate in Sherwood Park benefits directly from this affluent consumer base. Retail spending per capita is among the highest in the Edmonton metro area. Sherwood Park Mall serves as the regional retail anchor, while Wye Road's power centre corridor captures big-box and auto-oriented retail demand. Professional and medical office is a strong and growing sector, supported by the county's 100,000+ population seeking local professional services.

Sherwood Park Industrial Park, concentrated along Highway 16 and 101 Street, is a significant industrial market providing access to both the Edmonton metro and eastern Alberta's industrial corridor including Fort Saskatchewan's Industrial Heartland. Commercial properties in Sherwood Park are subject to Strathcona County's mill rate — distinct from the City of Edmonton's $27.26 rate.

Sherwood Park Cap Rates & Market Data (2025)

Asset ClassLocationCap RateNotes
Retail — Regional MallSherwood Park Mall5.25–6.0%Regional anchor, national tenant mix, affluent catchment
Retail — Power CentreWye Road5.5–6.25%Big-box, home improvement, auto-oriented
Retail — Strip / NeighbourhoodSherwood Park commercial5.75–6.5%Neighbourhood-serving, personal services
Office — Medical / ProfessionalSherwood Park core6.5–8.0%Strong demand from affluent professional population
Industrial — Distribution / MfgHwy 16 / 101 St Industrial Park5.75–7.0%Older and newer stock; varies by vintage and tenant
Multifamily — Purpose-Built RentalSherwood Park residential areas4.5–5.5%Growing rental market, professional demographic

Why Invest in Sherwood Park

One of Alberta's wealthiest municipalities. Strathcona County's household income is consistently among Alberta's highest, driven by energy sector employment. Higher consumer spending per household supports premium retail rents and sustained occupancy — making Sherwood Park retail fundamentally different from lower-income suburban markets.

Highway 16 industrial access. Sherwood Park Industrial Park's Highway 16 frontage provides trucking access west to Edmonton and east to Fort Saskatchewan, Cold Lake, and Alberta's northern energy communities. For distribution operations serving eastern Alberta, Sherwood Park's location is strategically superior to western Edmonton industrial parks.

Professional office demand is structural. A high-income, professional-demographic population generates durable demand for medical specialists, legal, financial, engineering, and advisory services. Sherwood Park medical office is consistently well-occupied and sees strong renewal rates.

No provincial income tax. Alberta's zero provincial income tax applies to all Strathcona County commercial real estate investors — a permanent structural yield advantage over comparable assets in BC or Ontario.

Sherwood Park — Frequently Asked Questions

Is Sherwood Park in Edmonton?
No. Sherwood Park is within Strathcona County — a separate municipality from the City of Edmonton, located immediately east along Highway 16. Commercial properties in Sherwood Park are assessed under Strathcona County's mill rate, not the City of Edmonton's $27.26 rate. Strathcona County is one of Alberta's wealthiest municipalities by household income.
What commercial real estate is available in Sherwood Park?
Sherwood Park offers regional and neighbourhood retail (Sherwood Park Mall, Wye Road power centres, Festival Place), professional and medical office, a major industrial park along Highway 16 and 101 Street, and growing purpose-built rental multifamily. All four major commercial asset classes are represented in the Sherwood Park market.
What are retail cap rates in Sherwood Park?
Retail cap rates range from 5.25–6.5% in 2025. Regional mall product at Sherwood Park Mall trades toward 5.25–6.0%. Power centre product on Wye Road trades at 5.5–6.25%. Neighbourhood strip retail trades at 5.75–6.5%. Retail rents range from $22–45/sf net depending on location and format.
What is the Sherwood Park Industrial Park?
Sherwood Park Industrial Park is concentrated along Highway 16 and 101 Street in Sherwood Park. It accommodates manufacturing, distribution, oilfield service, and service commercial tenants. Highway 16 access provides trucking connectivity west to Edmonton and east into Fort Saskatchewan's Industrial Heartland and northern Alberta. Industrial cap rates range from 5.75–7.0% in 2025.
What are multifamily cap rates in Sherwood Park?
Purpose-built rental and multifamily in Sherwood Park trades at 4.5–5.5% cap rates in 2025. Growing rental demand from energy sector and professional workers supports strong occupancy. Newer purpose-built rental buildings targeting Strathcona County's professional demographic trade toward the tighter end of the cap rate range.
How do I buy or lease commercial property in Sherwood Park?
Contact Canada's Home Commercial via our contact form, or call 780-545-5955. We cover Sherwood Park retail, office, industrial, and multifamily across Strathcona County.

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