Help: Address reports
What this page does
This page describes the address report for home inspectors, mortgage brokers, appraisers, realtors and infill builders. One report brings together everything the city records about an address: assessed values over the years, every permit on the lot, the zoning in plain words, the neighbourhood and an aerial photo or plan. $9 an address, as a PDF. The report is not an appraisal, a title search or an official city record.
How to use it
- Reports can't be ordered yet. Until then, the free address page shows the permits, the zoning and, where the city publishes it, the assessed value.
- Type the street address and city in the box and press Look up to open the free address page.
- Questions: [email protected].
Everything the city records about an address, in one report.
Assessed values where the city publishes them, every permit on the lot, the zoning and what it allows, and the neighbourhood around it. One page on screen, one PDF for the file.
Address reports are not available to order yet. The free address pages already show every permit on file, the zoning district (with a summary of what the common districts allow) and, where the city publishes it, the assessed value for each address in Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver and Red Deer.
What's in every report
Assessment history
The city's assessed value over the years, with 1-, 3-, 5- and 10-year change, and how it compares with the neighbourhood. Where the city publishes assessments.
Every permit on the lot
Building permits matched to the property: what, when, who built it, the value and the final status. In Edmonton, development permits too; we are working on getting them for the other cities we serve.
Zoning in plain words
The district code, what it allows, and the key rules: height, setbacks, site coverage, suites.
Neighbourhood profile
Recent permit activity, assessment rank where published, and the 2021 census profile.
Lot and map
The property on the city's own aerial photo, with lot details where the city publishes them.
Confidence score
How firmly each record is tied to this address, so you know which lines to double-check with the city.
Who uses it
Home inspectors
Was the basement suite, the furnace or the deck permitted? Attach the permit history to the inspection report.
Mortgage brokers and appraisers
The permits behind any change in the property, and the zoning, in one PDF for the file.
Realtors
A dated record of what the public files showed when you listed or wrote the offer.
Infill builders
What the zoning allows on the lot before you make an offer on it.
Price
One report
Pay by card, no account needed. The PDF stays downloadable from your receipt link.
Reports are not available to order yet. Prices in Canadian dollars; no GST is charged. Card payments by Stripe. Questions: [email protected]