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Jacob Dawang
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Oct 2, 2026
2026 Q3 Edmonton building permit report
Fiveplex to eightplex rowhomes are now Edmonton's largest category of new homes, even as overall permits fell 27% through Q3 2026, mostly because of fewer large apartments. With the province eyeing the zoning bylaw, a four-unit cap would have cost up to 22% of this year's homes. Plus: a new interactive infill dashboard.
housing
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edmonton
Curious Writings
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Sep 27, 2026
Smaller Homes on Smaller Lots Are More Affordable
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Jacob Dawang
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Aug 4, 2026
Edmonton's $15M infill property tax dividend
Every single-detached home that becomes a rowhome, plex, or backyard home multiplies its assessed value. Matching 2024–2026 building permits to City assessment data, I measure that uplift directly, along with its effect on property tax revenue.
housing
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edmonton
Jacob Dawang
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Jul 9, 2026
2026 H1 Edmonton building permit report
Edmonton building permits slowed through the first half of 2026, but the RS Zone rowhome keeps setting records.
housing
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edmonton
Jacob Dawang
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Apr 24, 2026
MLI Select and ZBR sitting in a tree, b-u-i-l-d-i-n-g
Edmonton's 2024 Zoning Bylaw Renewal unlocked federal affordable housing financing. An analysis of CMHC MLI Select data shows Edmonton's rezoning has already generated hundreds of mandated-affordable units.
housing
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edmonton
Jacob Dawang
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Apr 16, 2026
2026 Q1 Edmonton building permit report
A first look at 2026 building permits through Q1, tracking whether Edmonton will continue the record-breaking momentum of 2025.
housing
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edmonton
Jacob Dawang
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Feb 7, 2026
The nodes and corridors deception
In their report for the February 9 Urban Planning Committee, Administration claim that they expected a majority of redevelopment to occur in nodes and corridors. Is this moving the goalposts?
housing
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edmonton
Jacob Dawang
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Jan 26, 2026
Lot size per unit: a potentially dangerous regulation
Lot area per home has been suggested as a potential replacement for the eight-home hardcap in the RS zone. Looking at the data suggests this comes with some danger if tinkered with too much.
housing
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edmonton
Jacob Dawang
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Jan 5, 2026
2025: The year Edmonton built the missing middle
Edmonton's zoning reform is working. In 2025, newly legalized eight-home rowhomes drove a record increase in homebuilding, achieved by redeveloping only 0.39% of properties in mature neighbourhoods.
housing
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edmonton
Jacob Dawang
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Nov 16, 2025
A quick look at infill's effect on property values
A few graphs and tables for preliminary work on infill construction's effects on property values.
housing
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edmonton
Jacob Dawang
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Nov 7, 2025
Building briefing for new councillors
As new councillors take seats in four wards across Edmonton, here is a briefing about infill in the RS zone in their wards.
housing
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edmonton
Jacob Dawang
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Jul 7, 2025
7-8plexes in the RS zone and location near transit
A quick, but deeper look at 7-8 unit multiplexes in the RS zone and where they are located in relation to transit.
housing
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edmonton
Jacob Dawang
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Jul 4, 2025
Population growth and rowhouse growth in selected neighbourhoods
Quick profiles of selected neigbhourhoods and how much 7-8 unit rowhouse development they're really seeing.
housing
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edmonton
Jacob Dawang
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May 16, 2025
The RS zoning story they don't tell you
Ah, here we go again. A deeper look at the RS zone that seems to perenially be in the news. How much housing supply is being delivered, and how fast are mature neighbourhoods really changing?
housing
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edmonton
Jacob Dawang
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Sep 26, 2023
Edmonton's Mature Neighbourhoods Need Growth
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Jacob Dawang
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Feb 21, 2022
Mapping TDSB excess school capacity, population change and zoning
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