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6513 112 Avenue NW, Edmonton
An address in Highlands, Edmonton, zoned MUN (Neighbourhood Mixed Use). 4 building permits are on file, most recently “To construct exterior alterations (facade renovation) on a commercial building.” (issued 13 February 2026). 5 development permits are on file too. The City's 2026 assessed value is $473,000. The City of Edmonton does not publish contractor names.
What this zoning allows
MUN · Neighbourhood Mixed Use. Neighbourhood scale, pedestrian-oriented mixed use development in local nodes: a community focal point for businesses, services, gathering and housing.
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 16 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 3.5; site at most 2.0 ha. Vehicle support services only where they existed before 1 January 2024. Varies. Setbacks are minimums unless a maximum is stated.
Summary of the City of Edmonton Zoning Bylaw 20001 (amended to 22 September 2026), section 2.70, 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 (48110806, 472 people). Statistics Canada draws these areas; they are not the City's neighbourhoods.
Permit history
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2026-02-13
To construct exterior alterations (facade renovation) on a commercial building. · $75,000
contractor not published by the City Issued -
2020-02-03
To change the use from retail to indoor recreation and construct interior alterations - Highlands Yoga Room.
contractor not published by the City Issued -
2016-07-20
To construct a Renewable Energy Device on the roof of a commercial building (solar photovoltaic panels). · $10,000
contractor not published by the City Issued -
2015-09-25
To add the Use of Personal Service Shops to an existing Convenience Retail Store and to construct interior alterations (hair salon and boutique retail). · $1,500
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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2025-06-10
To construct exterior alterations to a Minor Indoor Entertainment, Indoor Sales and Service, and Office building.
Alterations Major Development Permit · City file 564868014-002 Approved -
2019-04-23
To change the Use from General Retail Store to an Indoor Participant Recreation Service (yoga studio)
Change of use Major Development Permit · City file 261492371-003 Approved -
2016-05-03
To install 2 Renewable Energy Devices [Solar - electrical (PV)] on the roof of a one Storey Commercial Use building.
Other Major Development Permit · City file 220458889-001 Approved -
2015-04-09
To add the Use of Personal Service Shops to an existing Convenience Retail Store and to construct interior alterations (hair salon and boutique retail).
Alterations Major Development Permit · City file 170620411-001 Approved -
To change the Use from General Retail Store to an Indoor Participant Recreation Service (yoga studio)
Change of use Major Development Permit · City file 261492371-001 Other
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Recent permits in Highlands
To construct a Residential Use building in the form of a 4 Dwelling Row House with 4 secondary suites and unenclosed front porch. (Policy B23-01) · contractor not published by the City2026-10-26
To demolish an Accessory building (detached Garage). · contractor not published by the City2026-10-26
To demolish a Residential Use building (Single Detached House) and an Accessory building (detached Garage). · contractor not published by the City2026-10-23