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Parks Canada says non-residents may own leasehold properties in Banff without living there. Ownership does not confer residency eligibility, and the land itself is leased. A buyer should review the lease with a lawyer and confirm intended occupancy with Parks Canada Realty.
Parks Canada states that Banff leasehold properties cannot be secondary or vacation homes, and occupants must meet eligible-residency requirements. An agent can help identify the right property records, but Parks Canada Realty should confirm whether the buyer’s intended occupancy qualifies.
Primary employment in the park is one eligible-residency category; Parks Canada lists other specific categories too. Buyers relocating for work should confirm their circumstances with Realty before committing. Buying a home or starting any business does not automatically establish eligibility.
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