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Tax year 2026 · Official sources

Alberta property tax rates by city

14 municipalities · Residential rates · Latest confirmed year

Grande Prairie has the highest total residential rate of the 14 Alberta municipalities we cover (12.1656 mills, 1.2166% of value) and Rocky View County the lowest (0.4805%). The average is 0.8569%.

How this ranking works

Total residential rate in each municipality's latest confirmed year, as published, also shown as a percentage of assessed value. A lower rate does not always mean a lower bill, because assessed values differ between cities. How property tax works in Alberta

1Grande Prairie202612.1656 mills1.2166%−2.0%$6,083
2St. Albert202611.07666 mills1.1077%−1.6%$5,538
3Lethbridge202610.5022 mills1.0502%−0.9%$5,251
4Edmonton202610.3637 mills1.0364%+2.2%$5,182
5Red Deer20269.7289 mills0.9729%−1.7%$4,864
6Medicine Hat20269.5505 mills0.9550%−1.3%$4,775
7Leduc20269.3948 mills0.9395%−4.9%$4,697
8Spruce Grove20269.0202 mills0.9020%−1.9%$4,510
9Parkland County20267.416 mills0.7416%+3.1%$3,708
10Strathcona County20267.277 mills0.7277%−1.8%$3,639
11Airdrie20266.88444 mills0.6884%+6.6%$3,442
12Calgary20266.6499 mills0.6650%+7.6%$3,325
13Wood Buffalo (Fort McMurray)20265.1257 mills0.5126%−4.2%$2,563
14Rocky View County20264.8048 mills0.4805%+1.7%$2,402

Sources: each municipality's tax rate bylaw or official rates page and provincial datasets, listed on each city page. All of Canada