| Why now

Get in early. Shape the future of Edmonton infill.

Edmonton is growing fast. The zoning rules have changed. The opportunity is real, but the tools are still catching up.

Regional growth in a year

The Edmonton region grew 3% from July 2024 to July 2025, the fastest growth of any census metropolitan area in Canada.

50,000+

People per year

The region has added more than 50,000 people annually for three straight years.

Residents planned for

Edmonton's City Plan is built around a future city of 2 million people.

21,337

Housing starts in 2025

Edmonton recorded 21,337 housing starts in 2025, up 16.1% from 2024.

Sources: Edmonton Global (3% growth, 50,000+ annual population gains); City of Edmonton City Plan (2 million residents); Alberta Regional Dashboard (21,337 housing starts, +16.1% YoY).

| The city is pushing infill

The growth has to go somewhere.

Edmonton's policy and zoning have both shifted to put new homes inside mature neighbourhoods.

50%

Infill target

Edmonton's City Plan targets 50% of new units through infill, city-wide.

600,000

More residents

The City Plan aims to welcome 600,000 additional residents into the redeveloping area.

2024

Zoning overhaul

Zoning Bylaw 20001 took effect January 1, 2024.

Up to 8

Homes per lot

Many Edmonton residential lots can now support up to 8 homes where zoning regulations are met.

Sources: City of Edmonton growth planning (50% infill target; 600,000 additional residents in the redeveloping area); City of Edmonton Zoning Bylaw 20001, RS Small Scale Residential Zone (effective Jan 1, 2024; up to 8 dwelling units per interior lot).

| The opportunity is still early

Most parcels still haven't been screened.

The demand and the rules are here. The analysis hasn't caught up. That's the opening.

80,000

Eligible lots

Mature neighbourhood parcels may hold more housing than their owners realize.

< 1%

Saw 5–8 unit activity

Less than 1% of eligible Edmonton infill lots saw 5 to 8 unit permit activity in 2025. Most of the opportunity is still untouched.

Days, not weeks

Good land moves fast

Manual feasibility can take days or weeks. By then the deal is often gone.

Your turn

Shape Parsla before launch

Beta testers help refine the workflow, reports, neighbourhood coverage, and property analysis before Parsla goes public.

Sources: 5 to 8 unit permit activity per the City of Edmonton Zoning Bylaw 20001 One-Year Review (2025). Eligible-lot count and under-1% penetration are Parsla's own analysis of City of Edmonton permit data.

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