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This page shows what the city's open data records for one address: the zoning and what it means, the neighbourhood, every building permit on file and, where the city publishes it, the assessed value. It also shows the property on the city's aerial photo or a drawn plan, a 2021 Census profile of the small area around it, and recent permits nearby. Free, no account. Owner names and sold prices are never shown; the assessed value is the city's estimate for property tax, not a sale price.
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10611 98 Avenue NW, Edmonton
An address in Downtown, Edmonton, zoned DC2 (Site Specific Development Control Provision). 7 building permits are on file, most recently “To construct interior alterations to the 7th and 8th storeys of a high rise office tower,…” (issued 12 July 2017). The City's 2026 assessed value is $23,855,000. The City of Edmonton does not publish contractor names.
Neighbourhood profile
From the 2021 Census, for the small area around this address that Statistics Canada calls a dissemination area (48110149, 398 people). Statistics Canada draws these areas; they are not the City's neighbourhoods.
Permit history
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2017-07-12
To construct interior alterations to the 7th and 8th storeys of a high rise office tower, tenant fit up for Alberta Infrastructure. · $545,000
contractor not published by the City Issued -
2015-04-16
To construct interior alterations to the 5th and 6th floors. (Alberta Infrastructure Offices) · $1,350,000
contractor not published by the City Issued -
2015-04-13
To construct interior alterations to the 5th and 6th floor. Return to base building, new barrier free washrooms, new ceilings and flooring. "Park Plaza" Tenant improvement shall obtain separate permit. · $182,000
contractor not published by the City Issued -
2014-10-16
To construct interior alteration to a professional office, 2nd & partial 3rd floor, "Municipal Affairs, Alberta Disaster Recovery Branch" Park Plaza. · $282,300
contractor not published by the City Issued -
2013-08-26
To constuct interior alterations to a professional office, "Gordon Zwaenepoel",main floor Park Plaza. · $10,000
contractor not published by the City Issued -
2013-03-05
To construct interior alterations to an existing professional office, 6th floor, "Government of Alberta - Infrastructure" Park Plaza. · $28,450
contractor not published by the City Issued -
2011-10-31
To construct inteior alterations to a professional office, 4th floor and partial 7th floor "Children and Youth Services & Persons with Developmental Disabilities", Park Plaza. · $340,000
contractor not published by the City Issued
Development permits
No development permits are on file for this address in the City's open data.
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Recent permits in Downtown
To construct Interior Alterations (tenant improvement) for an office in an existing commercial building. "Parlee McLaws LLP" · contractor not published by the City2026-10-29
To construct Interior Alterations to an existing restaurant. Interior finishes and kitchen improvements; and servicing the existing kitchen hood for a new tenant. "Hibachi Teppanyaki and Bar Restaurant" · contractor not published by the City2026-10-29
To construct Interior Alterations (flooring change, minor demolition, relocate door, relocate electrical panel, move sink, new millwork) to an existing office tower. · contractor not published by the City2026-10-27