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Land Title Transfers: Calgary vs Edmonton

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Calgary · Latest: 2025

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Land title transfers registered each year for property in the City of Calgary and the City of Edmonton, 2008 to 2025. Both peaked in 2023, Calgary at 42,331 and Edmonton at 28,917; in 2025 Calgary had 33,801 and Edmonton 26,291, against 23,140 and 19,261 in 2020. A transfer is any registered change of title, not only a sale: transfers within a family, to an estate or between related companies count too.

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Land Title Transfers: Spruce Grove, Stony Plain and Parkland County

Land title transfers registered each year for property in Spruce Grove, Stony Plain and Parkland County, 2008 to 2025. In 2025 Spruce Grove had 1,789, Parkland County 1,073 and Stony Plain 691, all three up from 2019 (946, 702 and 385). A transfer is any registered change of title, not only a sale: transfers within a family, to an estate or between related companies count too.

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Incorporations — Edmonton and Calgary

Number of new incorporations registered each year, counted by municipality, from Service Alberta's corporate registry as published on the Alberta Regional Dashboard. A new incorporation is not the same as a new operating business.

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Businesses with Employees: Calgary vs Edmonton

Business locations with at least one employee in the City of Calgary and the City of Edmonton, from each June release of Statistics Canada's Canadian Business Counts, 2020 to 2026. Calgary had 57,817 in June 2026 and Edmonton 40,152. Statistics Canada advises that Business Counts should not be read as a time series: each release is a separate table from the Business Register, whose methods and classifications change between releases, so a change from one June to the next is not only businesses opening or closing. Compare the two cities within a year more than either city across years. Locations without employees (the self-employed) are not counted.

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Building Permits Issued — Edmonton and Calgary

Number of building permits granted each calendar year by the municipality, commercial, industrial, institutional and residential added together, as published on the Alberta Regional Dashboard. A count of permits, not of dwellings or of dollar value.

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Registered Vehicles: Calgary vs Edmonton

Motorized vehicles registered to owners in the City of Calgary and the City of Edmonton, every type together, each year from 2005 to 2025. Calgary went from 743,767 to 1,109,440 and Edmonton from 492,890 to 763,644. Counted by the owner's address, so a fleet counts where its office is. The published file gives 2010 exactly the same figures as 2009 for both cities.

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Edmonton — Construction Permits by Type

Breakdown of construction permit types in Edmonton.

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