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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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10908 107 Avenue NW, Edmonton
An address in Queen Mary Park, Edmonton, zoned MU (Mixed Use). 4 building permits are on file, most recently “To reconfigure 7 vehicular parking spaces, one of which is designated for use by persons …” (issued 7 June 2017). 2 development permits are on file too. The City's 2026 assessed value is $2,804,500. The City of Edmonton does not publish contractor names.
What this zoning allows
MU · Mixed Use. Mixed use development at varying scales in the nodes and corridors named in statutory plans: housing, recreation, commerce and employment, with buildings designed for pedestrians.
Permitted Residential (limited to Lodging House, Multi-unit Housing, Row Housing, Secondary Suite, Supportive Housing); Food and Drink Service; Indoor Sales and Service; Office; Health Service; Hotel; Minor Indoor Entertainment; Child Care Service; and 20 more
This zone lists permitted uses only. The bylaw sets setbacks by what the site abuts (a street, an alley or another site); shown here as front, side and rear. Floor area ratio set by the "f" modifier on the zoning map. The page shows the zone without its modifiers. Varies. Setbacks are minimums unless a maximum is stated.
Summary of the City of Edmonton Zoning Bylaw 20001 (amended to 22 September 2026), section 2.80, as read on 30 October 2026. A summary, not the bylaw: Direct Control, overlays and site-specific conditions can change these rules. Confirm with the City before relying on it.
Neighbourhood profile
From the 2021 Census, for the small area around this address that Statistics Canada calls a dissemination area (48110195, 615 people). Statistics Canada draws these areas; they are not the City's neighbourhoods.
Permit history
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2017-06-07
To reconfigure 7 vehicular parking spaces, one of which is designated for use by persons with disabilities. Overall a total of 24 parking stalls will be provided with two designated barrier free. "Harvest Building" - site development. · $1,000
contractor not published by the City Issued -
2017-03-31
To construct interior alterations to the 2nd storey of a mixed used commercial building. (Alberta Retina Clinic) · $682,500
contractor not published by the City Issued -
2017-03-10
To construct interior alterations to a portion of the 3rd storey of a mixed used commercial building, half floor office fit out. (Harvest Building - Doctors Office) · $367,500
contractor not published by the City Issued -
2010-08-19
To construct interior alterations in an existing office space. Alberta Retina Clinic. · $720,000
contractor not published by the City Issued
Development permits
The City's decisions on what may be built or how the property may be used, which come before the building permit. The City publishes no applicant for these.
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2016-10-19
Exterior alterations to alter an existing Accessory Parking lot in conjuction with an existing Commercial use building (add a garbage bin enclosure and reconfigure 7 vehicular parking spaces with access granted from 10908 - 107 Avenue)
Alterations Major Development Permit · City file 169868092-004 Approved -
2015-06-08
To contruct and develop an Accessory Parking Lot in conjucntion with an existing Commercial Use building (16 vehicular parking spaces with access granted from 10719-110 Street).
Other Major Development Permit · City file 169868092-001 Other
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Recent permits in Queen Mary Park
To construct FOOTINGS AND FOUNDATIONS ONLY for future stacked rowhouse (8 dwellings) - Columbia Townhouses - Building 4. · contractor not published by the City2026-10-28
To construct FOOTINGS AND FOUNDATIONS ONLY for future stacked rowhouse (8 dwellings) - Columbia Townhouses - Building 3 · contractor not published by the City2026-10-28
To construct FOOTINGS AND FOUNDATIONS ONLY for future stacked rowhouse (12 dwellings) - Columbia Townhouses - Building 2 · contractor not published by the City2026-10-27