10360 102 Street NW

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10360 102 Street NW
NeighbourhoodDowntown
MunicipalityEdmonton, Alberta
Condominium plan2020006
Residential units260
Other titled units326
Built2017
Typical unit62 m² (668 sq ft)
Assessed value$387,500 (typical unit)
$155.1 million (all units)
Flood mapOutside mapped hazard areas
Coordinates53.5454°N 113.4970°W
Documents in libraryNone yet (contribute)

10360 102 Street NW is a condominium in the Downtown neighbourhood of Edmonton, Alberta. It is registered as Condominium Plan 2020006 and has 260 residential units, plus 326 other titled units, such as parking stalls or storage. It was built in 2017.[1]

The typical residential unit has a floor area of about 62 m² (668 sq ft). In the city's most recent assessment, the typical unit was valued at $387,500, and all units together at $155.1 million.[1]

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BudgetFees, the reserve fund contribution and planned spending for the year.Not yet contributed
Financial statementsYear-end results, including the reserve fund balance.Not yet contributed
Reserve fund studyMajor repairs expected over the next 25 to 30 years, and their estimated cost.Not yet contributed
MinutesDecisions of general meetings and board meetings: repairs, disputes, loans and special assessments.Not yet contributed
Insurance certificateWhat the corporation's policy covers, and the deductibles owners can be charged.Not yet contributed
Bylaws and rulesRules on rentals, pets, renovations and charges to owners.Not yet contributed

Location

The property is outside the flood hazard areas on the provincial flood maps, which cover only the rivers and creeks that have been studied.[2]

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Records law

Main article: Condominium records access in Alberta

Who may see the corporation's records, and what it may charge, is set by Alberta law.[3]

Who may requestOwners, buyers, lenders, or anyone they authorize
Deadline10 days
CertificateEstoppel $200; information statement $100
Other documents$10 each, or 25 cents a page on paper over 40 pages
ComplaintsCondominium Dispute Resolution Tribunal

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References

  1. City of Edmonton. "Property Information (Current Calendar Year)" and "Property Assessment Data (Current Calendar Year)". Edmonton Open Data Portal, Open Government Licence - Edmonton. Data as of October 30, 2026.
  2. Government of Alberta. Alberta flood hazard maps. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence - Alberta.
  3. Condominium Property Act, RSA 2000, c C-22, ss. 43.2, 44, 67, 68.1 to 68.9, 79. Alberta King's Printer.