Edmonton Property Tax Calculator 2026: 1.036% Rate
Edmonton's 2026 residential rate is 1.0364% of assessed value, about $4,425 a year on the $427,000 benchmark home. Enter the value from your assessment notice to see your own bill for the year and the month, where Edmonton sits among the 8 Alberta cities here, and who sets the value you are taxed on.
How the rate for Edmonton is built. 2026 residential total = municipal 0.0077419 + education 0.0025409 + education requisition allowance 0.0000809.
| What the bill usually adds or leaves out | |
|---|---|
| Flat charges for water, sewer, garbage or stormwater, where the city bills them separately | not included |
| Local improvement charges and business improvement area levies | not included |
| Provincial or municipal homeowner grants and seniors' deferrals that lower the bill | not included |
| A change in the assessment when the roll is updated or the home is sold | not modelled |
Show the math
Annual tax = assessed value × total residential rate. The rate is the sum of the municipal levy, the provincial or school education levy and any regional, transit or library levy that is charged on value, exactly as the city publishes it for 2026. Cities that publish mill rates (per $1,000) or rates per $100 of assessment are converted to a percentage. The assessed value comes from your province's assessment body, which is not the market value: Ontario still uses January 1, 2016 values, BC uses July 1 of the previous year, Alberta July 1 of the previous year, Quebec a three-year roll. The ranking compares the rates published by the 8 Alberta municipalities in our data, not every municipality in the province.
What property tax costs on a typical Edmonton home
Edmonton's benchmark home price is $427,000 (2026-08). If the assessment matched that price, the tax would be $4,425 a year, $368.77 a month. With 10% down at 4.5% over 25 years, the mortgage on that home is $2,192.93 a month, so with heat and insurance the cost of owning it is about $2,812 a month. Property tax is 13% of that, a real part of the monthly cost and one that keeps rising after the mortgage is paid off.
Against rent, the tax alone is 23% of the $1,603 average two-bedroom apartment rent in Edmonton. The rent vs buy page for Edmonton runs the whole comparison, and the mortgage page shows the income needed to qualify.
Property tax in Edmonton by assessed value
At the 2026 residential rate of 1.0364%.
| Assessed value | Tax per year | Per month |
|---|---|---|
| $400,000 | $4,145 | $345.46 |
| $600,000 | $6,218 | $518.19 |
| $800,000 | $8,291 | $690.91 |
| $1,000,000 | $10,364 | $863.64 |
Who sets the assessed value in Edmonton
The value on your notice comes from the municipality's own assessors, every year. For 2026 it reflects July 1 of the previous year. A 2026 assessment reflects the market on July 1, 2025, and the physical condition of the home on December 31, 2025. Notices go out early in the year with a 60-day window to complain. Edmonton sets only the rate, when council passes the budget.
How the rate for Edmonton is built
2026 residential total = municipal 0.0077419 + education 0.0025409 + education requisition allowance 0.0000809.
How Edmonton compares in Alberta
Edmonton is 5th of 8 Alberta cities, in the middle of the range. A $600,000 assessment costs $6,218 a year, against $3,990 in Calgary and $7,299 in Grande Prairie. The rate is closer to the top of that range than the bottom.
| City | Rank | Rate | Tax on $600,000 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Calgary | 1 of 8 | 0.665% | $3,990 |
| Airdrie | 2 of 8 | 0.688% | $4,131 |
| Medicine Hat | 3 of 8 | 0.955% | $5,730 |
| Red Deer | 4 of 8 | 0.973% | $5,837 |
| Edmonton | 5 of 8 | 1.036% | $6,218 |
| Lethbridge | 6 of 8 | 1.050% | $6,301 |
| St. Albert | 7 of 8 | 1.108% | $6,646 |
| Grande Prairie | 8 of 8 | 1.217% | $7,299 |
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Common questions
Frequently asked questions
- What is the property tax rate in Edmonton?
- 1.0364% of assessed value for residential property in 2026, including the education portion. 2026 residential total = municipal 0.0077419 + education 0.0025409 + education requisition allowance 0.0000809.
- How much is property tax on a typical home in Edmonton?
- Edmonton's benchmark home price is $427,000. At the 2026 rate the tax on that value is about $4,425 a year, $368.77 a month. Your assessment is usually not the same as the price, so check the value on your notice and enter that instead. In Alberta it is set by the municipality's own assessors as of July 1 of the previous year.
- Who decides the assessed value of my home in Edmonton?
- The municipality's own assessors, every year. The 2026 value is based on July 1 of the previous year. A 2026 assessment reflects the market on July 1, 2025, and the physical condition of the home on December 31, 2025. Notices go out early in the year with a 60-day window to complain. The city sets the rate, not the value, when it passes its budget.
- Is property tax high in Edmonton?
- By rate it is the 5th lowest of the 8 Alberta cities in our data. On a $600,000 assessment the bill is $6,218, between $3,990 in Calgary and $7,299 in Grande Prairie.
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