Advance Infill and Redevelopment

Neighbourhood redevelopment is essential to long-term sustainability for existing, mature communities, housing choice for buyers and renters, and the efficient use of infrastructure. Infill and neighbourhood evolution occur over time, at varying scales and paces, making it increasingly important to adopt effective methods for planning, developing, and servicing growth in those areas.  

As redevelopment of existing areas has accelerated, it is abundantly clear that more work is needed to establish a framework of planning and regulatory tools that enable fresh, vibrant development to take place, while carefully considering the local context of individual neighborhoods. Simultaneously, more work is needed to streamline processes and approvals for the kind of development that re-energizes local communities.  

We advocate for the following outcomes: 

  • Streamlined infill processes and requirements ensuring approvals are efficient and contextually appropriate 
  • Collaboration with diverse partners to advance small-scale infill and missing middle housing opportunities from both a regulatory and financing perspective. 
  • Strategic infrastructure that enables redevelopment in existing neighbourhoods,  
  • A planning framework that focuses on directing neighbourhood intensification to locations that are suitable 

Resources

External Website Links | July 14, 2026

Some Edmontonians fighting west end infill development, raising questions over notification about new projects

Position Letters | June 26, 2026

Letter to Urban Planning Committee | Item 7.1 Lodging Houses Analysis

External Website Links | January 9, 2026

Choices, affordability and green builds are high on home buyers list

External Website Links | January 18, 2026

City of Edmonton receives feedback on proposed infill changes

Position Letters | April 1, 2026

Amendments to Midblock Redevelopment and the RS Zone

External Website Links | February 12, 2026

City developing infill design templates to streamline, improve building process

Position Letters | April 1, 2026

Letter to Edmonton’s City Council Regarding Charter Bylaw 21472, Bylaw 21473, and Bylaw 21474

External Website Links | October 31, 2025

Infill debate top of mind for members of Edmonton’s new city council

Reports | August 1, 2025

July 2025 Field Trip Guide | Think Big, Start Small: Gentle Infill

Position Letters | April 30, 2025

Letter of Support for Density Target Amendments to the City Plan

Position Letters | November 14, 2025

Letter to Edmonton City Council on Zoning Bylaw Omnibus

Position Letters | May 30, 2025

 Letter of Support – Zoning Bylaw 20001 – One Year Review

Reports | April 16, 2026

Infill Priority Actions Plan