Municipalities

Leduc

Property assessments with zoning and neighbourhood breakdowns for Leduc and Nisku industrial area.

Population ~35,000

Total Parcels

16,084

City of Leduc ArcGIS MapServer

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Assessed properties

Assessed Properties

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Property Assessments

Highest Value Properties

Top Assessed Properties

Highest assessed values in Leduc — assessments are set annually by the municipality and reflect market value as of July 1 of the prior year. Used for property tax calculations.

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Address	Assessment	Year Built
6201 GRANT MACEWAN BLVD	$46,123,000	2011
3300 70 AVE	$40,720,000	2017
7016 45 ST	$37,236,000	1999
101 HAWTHORN WAY	$35,986,000	2019
8202 42 ST	$31,144,000	2014
5203 DISCOVERY WAY	$28,818,000	2003
3905 71 AVE	$28,311,000	2012
5401 DISCOVERY WAY	$27,440,000	2008
5302 DISCOVERY WAY	$25,165,000	2004
3810 ALLARD AVE	$23,370,000	2013
5402 DISCOVERY WAY	$23,360,000	2006
3914 81 AVE	$22,612,000	2006
7820 43 ST	$21,342,000	2005
3903 75 AVE	$21,007,000	2007
200 KEYSTONE CRES	$20,380,000	2011
5406 DISCOVERY WAY	$19,975,000	2012
6217 50 ST	$19,663,000	2013
108 WEST HAVEN DR	$19,257,000	2010
8450 SPARROW DR	$19,228,000	2000
41 ATHAPASKAN DR	$18,908,000	2020

Data Sources & Methodology

Primary source — City of Leduc ArcGIS MapServer

Available data — assessments

Provincial overlay — Alberta Regional Dashboard (regionaldashboard.alberta.ca) provides 54 socioeconomic indicators for all ~340 Alberta municipalities. Updated daily, cached 24 hours.

How data is collected — Municipal ArcGIS/Socrata endpoints are queried directly via REST APIs. Each municipality uses different field names for the same concepts (e.g. assessed value might be called TASS, assessed_value, ASSESSED_VALUE, or Total_Assessed_Value). We normalize these into a consistent schema. Regional dashboard data is fetched from the Government of Alberta's open data API and falls back to PostgreSQL snapshots during upstream outages.

What's not available — Business licences (only Edmonton & Calgary publish these via API). Building/development permits. Vacant lot tracking (only Stony Plain has a dedicated layer). Infrastructure project tracking. These data gaps exist because each municipality decides independently what to publish via their GIS systems.