01Size the deal
BDC Small-Business Property Loan in Edmonton, AB
Capitalor facts
- Scenario rate 6.60%: GoC 5-yr 3.60% (as of 2026-10-07) + 300 bps illustrative spread = 6.60%. Not a lender quote.
- Hypothetical deal: $5,000,000 value, 6.0% cap rate, $300,000 NOI — replace with your own.
- Edmonton population: 1,010,899 (2021 Census). No verified local lender count, cap rate or deal size is published.
Scenario rate
6.60%
Hypothetical
Illustrative LTV
75%
Coverage floor
1.20x
Scenario coverage
0.89x
Capitalor scenario model (published formulas, hypothetical inputs) · Page revised 2026-09-23 · Maintained by Capitalor Data Desk
Scope: BDC Small-Business Property Loan · Edmonton, AB
Inputs: GoC 5-yr 3.60% (as of 2026-10-07) + 300 bps illustrative spread = 6.60%
Crown-lender debt for owner-operators buying their own premises. Capitalor does not publish a lender rate for bdc small-business property loan in Edmonton. The scenario on this page starts from the GoC 5-year benchmark of 3.60% observed on 2026-10-07 plus an illustrative 300 bps spread, giving a 6.60% scenario rate. Replace it with a real quote as soon as you have one.
On a hypothetical $5,000,000 property at a hypothetical 6.0% cap rate ($300,000 NOI), a 75% advance is $3,750,000 and costs $338,162 a year at 6.60% over 20 years — 0.89x coverage. The 1.20x floor caps the loan at $2,772,336, so coverage binds first in this scenario.
Coverage is already below the 1.20x floor at the 6.60% scenario rate (0.89x). It would only reach the floor at about 3.02%, 3.58% below the scenario rate — so there is no headroom; the loan must be sized down to about $2,772,336 instead.
Edmonton, AB had a population of 1,010,899 in the Statistics Canada 2021 Census. Commercial activity is concentrated in municipally designated areas including the Downtown core, Papaschase Industrial, the 124 Street BIA; Capitalor publishes no figures for those areas. Capitalor does not currently hold a verified local lender count, cap rate, or transaction average for Edmonton, so none is shown. Enter your own property value, NOI and quote into the calculators below.
BDC does not publish a universal rate for commercial real estate loans; pricing and terms are set borrower by borrower. The spread, leverage and amortization used here are illustrative only and are not BDC terms or an indication of a BDC offer.
What would bdc small-business property loan cost on a hypothetical Edmonton deal?
At the 6.60% scenario rate, $2,772,336 of proceeds on a $5,000,000 property, costing $338,162 a year at a 75% advance. Coverage is already below the 1.20x floor at the 6.60% scenario rate (0.89x). It would only reach the floor at about 3.02%, 3.58% below the scenario rate — so there is no headroom; the loan must be sized down to about $2,772,336 instead.
02Stress the debt
192 observations from 2026-01-02 to 2026-10-07. Net move +0.60 percentage points. Capitalor never deletes an observation.
Loan and NOI held constant. Where the curve crosses the floor line is the rate at which this deal stops covering its debt service.
DSCR calculator
Hypothetical BDC Small-Business Property Loan scenario — enter your Edmonton numbers
Annual debt service
$338,162
DSCR
0.89x
Below lender threshold
Max loan at 1.20x
$2,772,336
LTV calculator
Hypothetical BDC Small-Business Property Loan scenario — enter your Edmonton numbers
Current LTV
75.0%
Inside lender band
Max loan at cap
$3,750,000
Equity required
$1,250,000
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ActQuestions
What rate will I get on bdc small-business property loan in Edmonton?
Capitalor does not know and does not publish one. The 6.60% on this page is a scenario: GoC 5-yr 3.60% (as of 2026-10-07) + 300 bps illustrative spread = 6.60%. Actual quotes depend on the lender, asset, covenant and sponsor.
How large a loan does the hypothetical scenario support?
$2,772,336. Leverage allows $3,750,000 (75% of $5,000,000); coverage allows $2,772,336 on $300,000 NOI at a 1.20x floor. The lower number binds.
What is the annual debt service?
$338,162 per year ($28,180 monthly) on $3,750,000 at 6.60% over 20 years.
How much rate headroom is there before coverage breaks?
Coverage is already below the 1.20x floor at the 6.60% scenario rate (0.89x). It would only reach the floor at about 3.02%, 3.58% below the scenario rate — so there is no headroom; the loan must be sized down to about $2,772,336 instead.
How many lenders write this product in Edmonton?
Capitalor does not publish a count. Its lender register is a national list of firms, not a verified local census, so it cannot support a Edmonton-specific number.
Are these official program terms?
BDC does not publish a universal rate for commercial real estate loans; pricing and terms are set borrower by borrower. The spread, leverage and amortization used here are illustrative only and are not BDC terms or an indication of a BDC offer.
How current is the benchmark?
The last Bank of Canada observation on file is 2026-10-07.
Can I export my own numbers?
Yes. The debt scope builder on this page exports a term-sheet-ready PDF from your own inputs. No email, no account, no gate.
Sources
- [1] Bank of Canada — benchmark rate series — Government of Canada 5-year benchmark bond yield, last observation on file 2026-10-07
- [2] Statistics Canada — 2021 Census of Population — Edmonton population
- [3] BDC — financing (primary issuer site) — BDC sets pricing per borrower
Not advice — Capitalor is a data publisher. We do not originate, broker, arrange, or place debt, and nothing here is an offer of credit, a quote, or financial advice. Figures are indicative benchmarks for comparison and must be confirmed with a licensed lender or mortgage professional before you rely on them. About Capitalor