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THE ASSOCIATION DIRECTORY

Alberta.
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Neighbourhood homeowners, residents, lake and property-service associations. Related voluntary community associations are a separate category.
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Airdrie · AB

Cobblestone Creek

Cobblestone Creek Homeowners Association

A mandatory, title-linked HOA in southwest Airdrie. Its 2026 annual assessment is $152 plus GST ($159.60), unchanged from 2025. It supports selected community features and court lighting; property obligations and recreation admission require separate checks.

Homeowners’ associationparks landscape
Published fee information$152.002026Tax not confirmed
Airdrie · AB

Cooper’s Crossing

Cooper’s Crossing Residents’ Association

Cooper’s Crossing has mandatory owner assessments for neighbourhood enhancements and operations. The 2026 AGM report identifies two current fee classes and a separate 2027 proposal. Public parks, property covenants and member voting are different parts of the purchase review.

Residents’ associationother
Published fee information$71.00 – $94.00Current in 2026 AGM reportTax not confirmed
Airdrie · AB

Kings Heights

Kings Heights Homeowners Association

Kings Heights has an annual residential HOA charge of $80 plus GST for 2026. The resident board funds selected landscape features, repairs and community activity. Check the property's account and title separately from condominium fees, public pond maintenance and retired developer design guidelines.

Homeowners’ associationother
Published fee information$80.002026Tax not confirmed
Airdrie · AB

Lanark Landing

Lanark Landing Homeowners Association

Mandatory dues support enhanced community assets in southeast Airdrie. The 2026 budget retains developer support; concept amenities and property-specific access require separate confirmation.

Homeowners’ associationother
Published fee information$136.502026GST included

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