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Edmonton Condo Calculators

Work out the cash you need to buy, what a condo really costs each month, the income you'd need to qualify, and how two buildings' condo fees compare.

Purchase Calculator

How Much Cash Do I Need to Buy?

Your down payment plus every closing cost due on possession day. Alberta has no land transfer tax, so the list is short.

Type of purchase
Cash needed to buy–Down payment + closing costs due at possession
Down payment
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Legal fees
Home inspection
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GST (new builds, after rebate)
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Adjustments, moving & setup
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Closing costs total
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Mortgage incl. insurance premium
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Estimates only. Alberta has no land transfer tax. GST is 5% on new homes; the federal GST New Housing Rebate (36% of the GST, up to $6,300) applies in full up to $350,000 and phases out at $450,000, and buyers usually assign it to the builder. Additional first-time buyer GST relief may apply — ask us. The mortgage default insurance premium is added to your mortgage, not paid in cash. See the full closing costs breakdown, and check the building's move-in fees and deposits.

Affordability

What Will This Condo Cost Each Month?

Enter a price to see your estimated monthly cost. Edmonton's average apartment condo was $208,672 in September 2026.

Estimated monthly cost–Mortgage + condo fee + property tax + heat
Down payment
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Mortgage insurance premium
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Total mortgage
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Monthly mortgage payment
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Qualifying (stress test) rate
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Household income needed (approx.)
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Estimates only, using standard Canadian rules: semi-annual compounding; minimum down payment of 5% of the first $500,000 and 10% above; mortgage default insurance premiums of 4.00% (5–9.99% down), 3.10% (10–14.99%) and 2.80% (15–19.99%), plus 0.20% for a 30-year insured amortization; and a 39% gross debt service limit at the higher of your rate + 2% or 5.25%, counting half the condo fee. Lenders also look at your other debts. Talk to a mortgage professional for an exact figure.

Condo Fees

Compare Condo Fees per Square Foot

A $550 fee can be cheaper than a $380 one. Compare two buildings on the same basis — and note what each fee includes.

Building A

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Building B

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Fee per square foot is only one part of the picture. Check each building's reserve fund, fee history and upcoming projects — see Edmonton condo fees explained and condo document review.

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