Alberta rent increase rules: no statewide cap
No rent control. There is no cap on the amount, but only one increase per 12 months with proper written notice.
No statewide cap
Alberta does not cap the amount. Your increase is limited by your lease and the required notice period.
90 days written notice, one increase per 12 months. Earliest effective date if you gave notice today: October 6, 2026.
This is a general estimate, not legal advice. Rules change and local ordinances can differ. Always confirm with the official source before giving notice: Alberta rent increase rules.
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- Notice required
- 90 days
- Between increases
- 12 months
- Yearly cap
- None
Common questions about Alberta
How much can a landlord raise the rent in Alberta?
Alberta has no statewide rent cap, so there is no set percent limit. A landlord must still give 90 days written notice, and can raise the rent once every 12 months.
How much notice is required to raise rent in Alberta?
A landlord in Alberta must give 90 days written notice before a rent increase, and cannot raise the rent more than once every 12 months. This is a general guide, not legal advice.
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General estimate, not legal advice. Last reviewed July 8, 2026. Confirm the current figure with the official source: Alberta rent increase rules.