AlbertaSell Commercial • eXp Realty

Commercial Space for Lease in Edmonton & Across Alberta

The right space can help a business grow. The right tenant can make a property work harder. Explore commercial lease opportunities, request a tailored property search, or market your available space with local guidance.

Retail • Office • Industrial • Warehouse • Restaurant • Medical • Flex space

Can't find what you're looking for? Let us know.

Not every space will match your requirements. Tell us what you need—or tell us about a property you want to lease—and we'll help you work out the next step.

Available opportunities

Browse Commercial Properties for Lease

Search commercial real estate leasing opportunities in Edmonton and communities across Alberta. Explore the available listings, then request details or a shortlist suited to your operation.

Listing availability, asking rent, additional costs, permitted use and possession dates must be independently confirmed. If the listings don't load, send your search requirements here.

Property types

Find Space That Fits Your Business

The best lease is about more than an address. Access, layout, permitted use, operating costs and future flexibility all matter.

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Retail & Storefronts

Street-front shops, shopping plazas, showrooms and neighbourhood retail with the right visibility, access and customer parking.

02

Office & Professional

Private offices, shared professional premises, service businesses and administrative space suited to your team and clients.

03

Industrial & Warehouse

Warehouse, light industrial, storage and logistics space with attention to loading, clear heights, power and vehicle access.

04

Restaurant & Hospitality

Food-service, café and hospitality premises where ventilation, services, licensing, permitted use and fit-out costs are critical.

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Medical & Wellness

Clinic, treatment and wellness space evaluated for accessibility, plumbing, parking, layout and applicable use requirements.

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Flex & Service Commercial

Office-warehouse combinations, service bays, workshops and flexible premises for businesses with specialized operations.

Tenant & landlord representation

Commercial Leasing Support on Both Sides

Whether you're finding a business location or filling a vacancy, the process should be organized around the right people, clear numbers and workable terms.

For Tenants: Find a Better Fit

Start with what the business actually needs, not just what's available on a map. We can help assess options and coordinate the steps toward a lease.

  • Define size, area, budget, use and timing
  • Compare locations, access, parking and layout
  • Review base rent, additional rent and estimated occupancy costs
  • Discuss term, renewals, improvements and important conditions
  • Coordinate showings and next steps with relevant parties
Request space for my business →

For Landlords: Lease Your Space

An effective leasing plan presents the property clearly and attracts inquiries from businesses that may suit the space and the owner's objectives.

  • Review market positioning and proposed asking terms
  • Prepare an accurate property and availability brief
  • Market the space to prospective commercial tenants
  • Review intended use and tenant suitability
  • Coordinate offers, negotiations and documentation
Submit my property for lease →
Before you sign

Understand the Real Cost of Commercial Leasing

A quoted rate is only one part of the decision. These items can have a meaningful impact on your total cost and business flexibility.

Base rent & additional rentCheck whether the advertised figure is net, gross or another structure, and which taxes, maintenance, insurance and operating expenses are extra.
Tenant improvementsConfirm who pays for build-out work, which improvements need approvals, and whether allowances or rent-free periods are part of the proposal.
Use, permits & occupancyVerify zoning, business licensing, building permits, accessibility and any trade-specific requirements with the relevant authorities.
Term, options & exit conditionsLook carefully at renewal rights, rent escalations, guarantees, deposits, assignment, subleasing and restoration obligations.

Commercial leases can create substantial long-term obligations. Have your lawyer and other qualified advisers review the proposed agreement and your intended use before signing.

Local markets

Commercial Leasing in Edmonton, Calgary & Alberta

Location matters differently for every operation. Tell us about the customer area, industrial corridor or community you're considering—including locations outside the major cities.

EdmontonSherwood ParkSt. AlbertLeducSpruce GroveFort SaskatchewanCalgaryAirdrieRed DeerGrande PrairieFort McMurrayLethbridgeMedicine HatOther Alberta locations
Commercial leasing FAQs

Common Questions from Landlords & Tenants

Can you help me find retail, office or industrial space for lease in Edmonton?

Yes. Share your preferred area, intended use, approximate square footage, occupancy budget, timing and must-have features. We can review available options and discuss the next steps for a property search.

How do I list my commercial property for lease in Alberta?

Send the property address, available area, property type, desired possession date, asking rent and estimated additional costs if known. Floor plans, photos and details about the current condition help us assess a leasing strategy.

Is the advertised commercial lease rate the total monthly cost?

Not necessarily. Some properties quote a base or net rate and charge additional rent for operating costs, property taxes, insurance or common-area maintenance. Utilities and other expenses may also be separate. Request a complete cost breakdown.

Can any commercial unit be used for my type of business?

No. Zoning, municipal approvals, building and fire requirements, condominium or development restrictions, and the landlord's permitted-use terms may limit occupancy. Confirm your intended use independently before committing.

Can you assist with an existing business lease or lease assignment?

Potentially. Buying an operating business, taking over existing premises and leasing an empty commercial unit involve different documents and consent requirements. Share the situation first so the appropriate process can be discussed.

Who pays for commercial tenant or landlord representation?

Representation and compensation depend on the transaction and the written agreements involved. We'll discuss the proposed scope, agency relationships and any applicable fees before you decide how to proceed.

Let's find your next move

Have a Space in Mind—or a Space to Fill?

Send a few details about your business requirements or property. You don't need to have every answer figured out yet. We'll start with the information that matters most.