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Commercial Land Western Canada

Industrial, commercial, and development land across Alberta and Saskatchewan. Canada's Home Commercial brokers represent land buyers, sellers, and developers in every major Western Canadian market.

$400K–$2M+
AB Industrial Land/acre
$150K–$800K
SK Industrial Land/acre
I1/I2/I3
Common Industrial Zones
DC/C2/C3
Common Commercial Zones
30–90 days
Typical Due Diligence

About Commercial Land — Western Canada

Land is the foundation of every commercial real estate opportunity in Western Canada. Industrial development land has become one of the most sought-after asset classes across Alberta and Saskatchewan, with serviced industrial lots in Calgary and Edmonton trading at record values driven by persistent demand for logistics and manufacturing space.

Commercial development land — retail pad sites, mixed-use parcels, and office development sites — continues to trade in growing suburban nodes across Alberta and Saskatchewan as population expansion drives demand for new commercial nodes.

Canada's Home Commercial tracks land availability, zoning, and servicing status across every major market in Western Canada — whether you need a shovel-ready industrial lot, a retail pad site, or a large-scale development parcel.

Property Types

Serviced Industrial Land

Fully serviced industrial lots with municipal water, sewer, power, and road access — shovel-ready for immediate development. Premium pricing reflects reduced development risk.

Unserviced Industrial Land

Raw industrial land requiring servicing investment. Lower entry cost but longer development timeline. Suitable for patient capital and owner-builders.

Retail Pad Sites

Commercial land at signalized intersections or adjacent to grocery and big-box anchors, zoned for drive-through, freestanding retail, or small commercial uses.

Mixed-Use Development Land

Parcels zoned or designatable for mixed residential and commercial uses, suitable for transit-oriented development, infill, and urban intensification projects.

Agricultural / Conversion Land

Agricultural land in the path of urban growth with potential for commercial or industrial rezoning over a medium-to-long-term horizon.

Brownfield / Remediation Sites

Previously developed sites requiring environmental remediation — often priced at a discount with significant upside following cleanup and rezoning.

Browse by Market

Canada's Home Commercial covers land real estate across every major market in Alberta and Saskatchewan.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is serviced industrial land worth in Calgary?

Serviced industrial land in Calgary's established nodes (Stoney Trail corridor, NE industrial) typically ranges from $600,000 to $1,500,000 per acre depending on location, lot size, and zoning. Smaller lots often command premium per-acre pricing relative to large-format parcels.

How long does commercial land rezoning take in Alberta?

In Calgary and Edmonton, a standard land use amendment typically takes 6–18 months depending on complexity, community consultation requirements, and council scheduling. Simple rezonings in smaller municipalities can be faster.

What due diligence should I do on commercial land?

Key due diligence items include title search, zoning review, environmental Phase I (and Phase II if warranted), geotechnical assessment, servicing confirmation, survey, and review of any restrictive covenants or utility right-of-ways.

Find Commercial Land in Western Canada

Canada's Home Commercial brokers specialize in commercial and industrial land across Alberta and Saskatchewan — listed and off-market. Let us help you find the right site.

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