About
CREDA Edmonton Region is the local chapter that is part of the leading global professional organization for the commercial real estate industry, representing more than 21,000 members across 55 chapters in North America.
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Vision
CREDA Edmonton Region is the voice of commercial real estate development in Alberta’s Capital Region. We support responsible development, efficient regulation, and long-term regional prosperity.
Mission
CREDA Edmonton Region elevates the commercial real estate development industry by being the leading voice for advocacy and education. As part of an international association, we provide connections to foster growth and opportunities
Strategic Plan
This strategic plan provides a clear and purposeful roadmap to guide CREDA Edmonton Region's efforts in strengthening the CRE industry.
With Commercial Real Estate Development standing as the largest driver of GDP nationally and the second largest provincially, our strategy recognizes the sector’s influence and focuses on strengthening the ecosystem that sustains its growth.
Advocate
As the trusted voice of commercial real estate, we advocate for our members by influencing industry practice and shaping government policies and legislation that support a thriving CRE sector.
Engage
We engage and connect our members with the broader CRE industry to build meaningful relationships that drive business growth and open doors to mentorship, career development, learning, innovation, and lasting industry impact.
Elevate
We drive future-focused planning and industry leadership to elevate the commercial real estate development industry profile.
Our History
NAIOP → CREDA
In July 2026, NAIOP rebranded to CREDA, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association, to better reflect the full scope of the industry it represents today.
Originally founded as the National Association of Industrial and Office Parks, the organization has evolved alongside the commercial real estate sector, which now spans far beyond its original focus.
CREDA captures a broader, more inclusive ecosystem of professionals involved in all aspects of commercial real estate development, from investment and construction to brokerage and consulting. This new identity aligns with the organization’s mission to elevate the commercial real estate development industry and more accurately represents the diverse contributions of its members across all asset classes.
Committees
Help shape the future of the CRE industry in the Edmonton Region.
Being the definitive voice for commercial real estate takes all of us. CREDA Edmonton Region is powered by the passion and commitment of our members through dedicated committees that drive our mission forward in advocacy, education, networking, and business development.
Advocacy Committees
Drives our public policy, lobbying, and government affairs work through six additional sub-committees.
Developing Leaders Committee
Runs the program for members 35 and under — our next generation of industry leaders.
Engagement Committee
Plans monthly luncheons built around the conversations shaping our industry.
Education Committee
Runs industry courses and connects us with post-secondary partners and competitions.
Special Events Committee
Dedicated teams plan and deliver CREDA's signature events.
Learn more about our committees
Global Network
We're shaping the CRE Industry across North America.
The Edmonton Region Chapter of the Commercial Real Estate Development Association (CREDA) is part of the leading global professional organization for the commercial real estate industry, representing more than 21,000 members across 55 chapters in North America.
We're proud to work together with the three additional Canadian Chapters, Vancouver, Calgary, and Toronto, uniting as one powerful voice to strengthen federal advocacy efforts for the CRE industry across the country.
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