Edmonton and Red Deer are the two most affordable major rental markets in Alberta, but they are closer in price than most renters expect. This guide compares 2026 rent prices, everyday living costs, commute tradeoffs, and Alberta tenant rights under the Residential Tenancies Act to help you decide which city fits your budget and lifestyle.
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