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What could your Edmonton rental actually earn?
Tell us about your property. We will send back a realistic monthly rent range based on current Edmonton market activity, recent placements, and what comparable units are leasing for right now. No cost. No obligation.
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Based on units we have placed and active comps.
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How we estimate
How a real Edmonton rent estimate is built.
Online rent calculators are a starting point, not an answer. A realistic Edmonton rent range comes from looking at what comparable units in your specific neighbourhood actually leased for in the last 60 to 90 days, not what landlords are asking. Here is what we look at.
Active comparable listings
Same neighbourhood, similar size, similar finishes, similar parking and utility setup. Active comps tell us what the current ceiling looks like and how much competition you have.
Recently leased units
Asking rent and achieved rent are not the same number. We look at what comparable units actually rented for, and how long they sat on the market before signing.
Property-specific factors
Garage versus surface parking, in-suite laundry, secondary suites, pet policy, included utilities, and finish quality all move the number meaningfully. We adjust for each.
What pushes Edmonton rent higher
- • Heated, attached garage parking
- • In-suite laundry and dishwasher
- • Pet-friendly policy (especially dogs)
- • Recently updated kitchens and bathrooms
- • Walkable, transit-accessible neighbourhoods
- • Air conditioning
What can drag rent down
- • Dated finishes that show in photos
- • No parking or street parking only
- • High turnover or oversupply in the area
- • Rigid no-pets policy
- • Tenant pays all utilities in a low-efficiency home
- • Listing photos that do not do the property justice
For broader Alberta market context, the CMHC Housing Market Information portal publishes vacancy and rent data twice a year. We use those numbers as a baseline and layer on what is actually happening in Edmonton right now.
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