Edmonton commercial district
124 Street is one of Edmonton's main street shopping districts, known for independent restaurants, art galleries and boutiques in a walkable, low to mid rise setting. Here is what commercial buyers and tenants should know.
Yes, businesses inside the boundary are members through an annual business tax levy. The City collects it and returns it to the association quarterly.
Yes. Valley Line West includes a 124 Street stop, and the line is expected to be complete in 2028.
Jasper Avenue between 121 and 124 Street is scheduled for 2027, and alley renewal is in planning with completion committed by the end of 2030.
Some sites were rezoned through the Priority Growth Area rezoning passed in May 2025. Not all land in the corridor was included, so confirm the zone for each parcel.
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Sources: 124 Street and Area Business Association; 124 Street BIA overview; Wikipedia, 124 Street; CTV News Edmonton; Wikipedia, Valley Line (Edmonton); City of Edmonton, Imagine Jasper Avenue; City of Edmonton, 124 Street BIA Alley Renewal; City of Edmonton, Priority Growth Area Rezoning; Engaged Edmonton, Wihkwentowin and 124 Street rezoning; Global News.
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