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Embracing the Past

Calgary’s historic buildings are coming vibrantly alive to meet burgeoning demand for authentic spaces.

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Investing in the Future

A Proud History

Calgary is a youthful and ambitious city ready to help you grow your business

Celebrating the past while looking to the future

ON BEHALF OF MY CITY COUNCIL colleagues and the citizens of Calgary, it is my pleasure to extend greetings to all of you reading the 2018‐2019 BOMA Naheed K. Nenshi Calgary Building Mayor of Calgary Guide. We are at an “Calgary is in incredibly exciting the midst of time in our city’s an economic history. Calgary is recovery and we are evolving in the midst of an economic recovery and adapting and we are evolving in new and and adapting in new exciting ways.” and exciting ways. Part of that evolution is about reinventing ourselves—taking what makes Calgary great and building on it. The theme of this year’s publication, “Bright Future Within a Proud Past,” embodies that idea. The members of BOMA have taken this principle to heart and are finding ways to preserve the historic buildings that are an integral part of Calgary’s landscape and using them in innovative ways. There is no city in the world better positioned than Calgary to support and welcome those who think big and want to try new things. Now is the time to invest in Calgary and I encourage all those reading this to explore everything our city has to offer. ■

ON BEHALF OF THE GOVERNMENT OF ALBERTA, it is my pleasure to send greetings to the readers of the 20182019 BOMA Calgary Building Guide. Rachel Notley Calgary has always Premier of Alberta been a city with a proud history and “Thank you I am pleased this for recognizyear’s edition of ing the imthe Building Guide portance of preserving our focuses on celebrat‐ ing the past while historic buildlooking forward to ings and the the future. heritage that Thank you for lives within recognizing the im‐ them.” portance of preserv‐ ing our historic buildings and the heritage that lives within them. By deepening our understanding of the rich past in Calgary’s historic buildings, we can build a brighter future based on a greater appreciation for sustainable design, construction and management practices, and respect for the past architecture and engineering that has stood the test of time. As Alberta’s economy continues its upward trend, our government has been working to promote diversification and create jobs across sectors including the construction and commercial real estate industries. By working with both past and present in mind, we will continue to see the economy improve, and see Alberta’s business lead‐ ers, building owners and managers, and all Albertans, flourish. Thank you to the publishers and readers of the BOMA Building Guide for your interest in the opportunities in Calgary’s commercial real estate sector. ■

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CALGARY AT A GLANCE Calgary is located in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Calgarians are proud of their surrounding playground of mountains and rivers, which help attract and retain the energetic individuals who make up the city’s workforce. Calgary CMA GDP 2017 $120,037 M

POPULATION (July 2017) Calgary Economic Region 1,597,701

ANNUAL PERSONAL INCOME Average: $64,098 (2017)

GDP Generating Sectors, (2007 dollars):

Calgary CMA 1,488,841

TRANSPORTATION ACCESS Fourth busiest airport in Canada, with 16.3 million passengers in 2017 and direct flights to 80 non-stop destinations globally.

Primary and Utilities (includes oil and gas): 13.5% - $40,046.555 M Wholesale Trade 13.5% - $40,046.555 M

City of Calgary 1,246,337 SUNDRE

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Retail Trade 8.9% - $4,862.5 M

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Personal Services 0.3% - $4,605.1 M

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YOUNG Calgary population has a median age of 36.8; 47.3 per cent of Calgarians are within the core working age group of 25 to 54.

Manufacturing 7.6% - $6,201.8 M

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Accommodation & Food Service 6% - $2,140.4 M

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CALGARY CHESTERMERE BLACK DIAMOND TURNER VALLEY

4th “Most Livable City in the World” for 2018; ranked 5th each year since since 2009.

Calgary’s forecast 2018 Downtown Office Class A Net Asking Rent of $17.50 (per sq. ft.) is the lowest of major Canadian cities.

Highest head office concentration of major cities in Canada.

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Highest labour force productivity and labour force participation of major Canadian cities.

Snowfall per year: 127 cm (50 inches)

Daily maximum: -1.4°C (29.5°F)

Rainfall per year: 321 mm (12.6 inches)

maximum: SUMMER Daily 21.9°C (71.4°F)

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LOUGHEED BUILDING

Seeking Authenticity Historic buildings play a key role in attracting new market players

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Lloyd Suchet Executive Director BOMA Calgary

FLIPPING THROUGH THE BOMA Calgary Building Guide, you’ll see very quickly that it’s more than just a guide with listings. While the listings are certainly key, each year we establish a theme and ed‐ itorial lineup relevant to Calgary. This annual exercise of taking a high-level view of the commercial real estate sector in our city has woven a story of Calgary. In 2016 our theme was “An Evolving City.” In the context of a struggling downtown, we focused on those industry successes in the dynamic sectors outside of our core. Then last year, with “Calgary in Transition,” we looked at the ways the downturn reshaped our economy and how commercial real estate professionals are coping.

This year we have in many ways come full circle. While Calgary is still evolving and in transition, I’m struck by a sense of maturity, or at least acceptance that things will be different—but not neces‐ sarily worse. This year’s Guide builds on that by telling the story of past economic cycles through our commercial buildings. But why the renewed interest in historic buildings? First, under‐ standing the way the economy is reflected in buildings of past eras puts our current situation into context. It’s also a helpful reminder that past Calgarians felt the pain of recession, as future Calgarians likely will. Secondly, our historic buildings have an important role to play in

“A workplace can and should be an environment that reflects a company’s culture, inspires employees through new ideas and simply makes one’s job more productive and enjoyable.”

the new economy. As Calgary has pursued diversification, we have learned about the environments that new industries demand. The office requirements of a creative or technology company differ from those of the traditional Calgary tenant. Some of this is for practical reasons, much speaks to the cul‐ tures of these companies and the people they employ. A workplace can and should be an environment that reflects a company’s culture, inspires employ‐ ees through new ideas and simply makes one’s job more productive and enjoyable. Landlords can achieve such environments through good plan‐ ning, but there’s another factor that I believe will continue to be a market differentiator—the idea of authenticity. More than other generations, millennials value places, people and experiences that are tied intimately to their immediate en‐ vironment. Ideas like farm-to-table cuisine and successful brands that are tied to a positive social cause are being extended into commer‐ cial real estate. We have already seen this in the marketplace, where historical buildings with modern refresh‐ es offer prospective tenants an authentic work environment that supports culture-building and productivity. While histori‐ cal buildings may have a built-in appeal, Calgary is also rife with examples of new buildings with cutting-edge technology that are designed to be harmonious with their surroundings. Whether new or old, authentic‐ ity will be an important influence on the leasing decisions of the new entrants to our market. By understanding our past and keeping it alive, we may well find that it plays a role in building an even brighter future. ■

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The BEST Way BOMA BEST certification focuses on sustainability and management IN THE DOZEN-PLUS YEARS the BOMA BEST certification program has been around, public awareness of the envi‐ ronmental sustainability of buildings has grown. But awareness is only part of the goal, says Erica Baranik, sustainability consul‐ tant with Stantec and co-chair of BOMA Calgary’s Environmental Occupational Health & Safety Committee. “We are seeing that awareness trans‐ forms into action,” she says. “The public is becoming more aware of the impact that buildings have on their health and wellbeing.” Baranik highlights the role of environ‐ mental sustainability in the BOMA BEST process, which has seen more than 7,000 buildings enrolled since 2005. “I would argue that environmental sustainability is one of the most, if not the most, important considerations for a building because it ties into all aspects of

the existing building—from its foundation and building materials to the mechanical system, to the way building occupants use the building,” she says. In all, the BOMA BEST Sustainable Build‐ ings certification recognizes excellence in energy and environmental management and performance in commercial real es‐ tate. Ten categories are assessed—energy, water, air, comfort, health and wellness, custodial, purchasing, waste, site and stakeholder engagement. “This provides a very well-rounded and comprehensive view of a building’s environmental performance and manage‐ ment,” Baranik says. She adds there are two parts to the rating system: the BEST Practices, which are the most basic assessments and tasks that must be completed toward the build‐ ing’s BOMA BEST certification, and the additional requirements and performance thresholds, which capture more detailed

“We are seeing that awareness transforms into action. The public is becoming more aware of the impact that buildings have on their health and wellbeing.” —Erica Baranik

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information about the specifics of man‐ agement and performance and can lead to higher levels of certification. Each question has requirements that must be met for the building to claim credit, and the applicant may be required to provide supporting records or documen‐ tation. This information is also checked during an on-site verification completed by an independent verifier. The more require‐ ments a building can meet, the higher the score on the assessment and thus the higher the level of certification. There are five BOMA BEST levels— Certified (19% on the assessment), Bronze (20–49% on the assessment), Silver (50–79%), Gold (80 – 89%), and Platinum (90–100%). The certification is valid for three years, and then the building completes the process again. This provides an opportunity for a building to demonstrate the ongoing implementation of environmental policies as practices, as well as improvements that have been made since the initial certi‐ fication to potentially achieve a higher re-certification level. ■

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Industrious WOMEN Commercial real estate offers a range of career paths, and a growing number of women are finding their way in the sector

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Facing page from left, Amber Boisvert, Irene Au, Candace Walker and Talia Purdy

ike the skyscrapers they oversee, the women of Calgary’s commercial real estate sector agree that there’s always a way to reach higher. Irene Au never expected to find herself working in commercial real estate, but she quickly “fell in love with it” when she joined the industry after univer‐ sity. Starting as a research assistant, she spent the next two decades working her way up the ranks. “I started at the very bottom,” she says with a laugh. “I thought I’d take a chance on the job, and that was 20 years ago now. It’s been so good to me—there are a lot of opportunities when you take on a challenge.” Au, who recently became vice-president of leasing at Jawl Properties Ltd., loves helping tenants find their perfect spaces. “The job is like a puzzle,” she says. “There’s not always an easy fit, but if you’ve been doing it long enough, you know the options and how to find someone the right fit. It’s exciting.” The varied careers that make up the sector also work side-by-side to complete that puzzle. As Au juggles leases, building operators oversee the mechanical and technological aspects of keeping a building open for business, property managers connect tenants and landlords, and general managers keep the finances—and every‐ thing else—on track.

CUSTOMER SERVICE The ability to find your own path in the sector is a common theme for those inside it. Smiling, property manager Talia Purdy said she once had four business cards in three years while working her way up. “That’s my favourite thing about this

“I always strive to be the best—just like the people I watched coming up. What motivates me now is being a part of other people’s success and being a role model.” —Candace Walker

industry,” Purdy says. “Anyone who’s a janitor or security guard can be the VP one day.” Managing eight properties and more than 675,000 square feet, Purdy says her role really comes down to customer ser‐ vice. From tenants who are just launching a company to those who have been going strong for 50 years, her goal is to listen and help. “What I do on the day-to-day can affect these people’s livelihood,” she says. “My favourite thing to do is work through a problem and find a solution. I want to make their lives better any way I can.” Purdy is also chair of the BOMA Calgary Next Gen Committee, which connects professionals under 35 years old to spread the word about the commercial real estate industry and offer peer mentorship. “I wasn’t sure what direction I wanted to go when I started,” Purdy adds. “When I looked at the downtown skyline before this, I never thought, ‘Oh, I wonder how the lights stay on in that building.’ Once I got into it, I realized how many paths there are and how diverse it is.”

THE SMALLEST DETAILS Strategic Group building operator Amber Boisvert says she “had no idea” that her job even existed before she took it on. But with a background in construction and broadcast news, as well as a heavy equipment operator’s licence, she was ready for the job—and she shows no signs of looking back. “I’ve worked really hard to understand how the building works and how I can fix everything,” she said. “Sometimes I wake up at 3 a.m. and turn on the air (remote‐ ly), because I know it’ll be too hot for

everyone if I don’t. I want every day for (the tenants) to start with a smile.” The smallest details matter to Bois‐ vert, who can be found sweeping up the streets in front of her building at 6 a.m. and checking in with tenants whenever possible. “I take pride in my building, as if it was my home,” she says. “I think of it as a little family. It’s fulfilling to build relationships with these tenants and make their days better. If they need something done, I will make it happen.”

‘LITTLE TOWNS’ Candace Walker, a general manager with Brookfield Properties, compares her role to “running little towns.” She manages Fifth Avenue Place, Bank‐ ers Hall and Bankers Court, buildings that see many thousands of people coming in and out every day. “It’s a lot like directing an orchestra,” she says. “Teamwork and collaboration are essential, as there are so many parts moving simultaneously in any one given day. It’s about finding creative win/win solutions to problems while appeasing ten‐ ants, shareholders, leases, codes, safety and laws.” Walker first entered the real estate industry as a receptionist when she was 17. She was never much inclined to stay behind a desk, so she continued to push herself ahead. After 22 years at Brook‐ field, she says she’s “grown up through the company.” “I always strive to be the best—just like the people I watched coming up,” she says. “What motivates me now is being a part of other people’s success and being a role model.” ■

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ichard Gotfried relishes the memories of his junior-high days at King Edward School in the early 1970s. The best moments were when he and his class‐ mates would leave the confines of the classroom and follow Mr. Kennedy up to a dusty old attic to hear about their school’s history. “Our science and French teacher, D. Stuart Kennedy, was kind of the keeper of the history of the King Edward back when I was there,” says Gotfried, today the provincial MLA for Calgary-Fish Creek, who attended the historic school from ’71 to ’73. “The attic had all these boxes filled with archives and photos donated by neighbours in the area. We used to think of that old attic as ‘the museum.’” The colossal sandstone structure at 1721 29 Ave. S.W. in Marda Loop was completed in 1912, and operated as a school until it was closed by the Calgary Board of Education in 2001. The building sat empty for years until cSPACE Projects bought the property in 2011, with plans to build a community hub for artists, cultural entre‐ preneurs and non-profit community groups. After extensive renovations and repur‐ posing, the 47,500-sq.-ft. cSPACE King Edward arts incubator opened last year. At first glance, it doesn’t look like the building has changed much. The sandstone walls stand as strong and striking as they have for a century. But then you notice the steel beams and gleaming floor-to-ceiling glass of two additions to the building. The old slate chalkboards may still stand guard in the classrooms, but a new life has entered the old building. Mr. Kennedy’s attic “museum” boasts the same exposed brick and rich history on the fourth floor, but it now serves as a hive of art studios—one of many creative spaces within the sandstone monolith. “Historic buildings are great because they have a skeleton that works really well, and they have instant character if you do it right,” says Reid Henry, president and CEO of cSPACE Projects. “You hear so much CSPACE/KING EDWARD SCHOOL

about Calgary’s history of tearing things down, so it’s great to actually see different approaches to adaptive reuse. We wanted to meld the history and the next genera‐ tion in a sensitive and creative way.” Established with the founding of Fort Calgary 143 years ago, Calgary is relatively young in comparison to other Canadian municipalities. Calgary was called the “Sandstone City” early on, with approxi‐ mately 250 buildings built from the materi‐ al. Before that, Calgary’s downtown was an assembly of wooden structures until 1886, when a fire destroyed the majority of the city centre, prompting the switch to a non-combustible material like sandstone. Over the decades since that first big rebuild, Calgary has gone through several phases of urban renewal during economic booms, earning Calgary a reputation as the city that favours a wrecking ball over history. Today, though, the renovation of King Edward School is one example of a turn in Calgary’s attitude toward older buildings, and it isn’t the only one. More develop‐ ers have been choosing to re-inhabit and restore historic buildings in the last few years, often juxtaposing the history with modern additions. “Calgary is starting to recognize that in order to have heritage, we have to preserve it,” says Josh Traptow, executive director of the Calgary Heritage Authority. “Hundred-year-old buildings take 100 years to mature—and I think there’s been a shift in mindset. People have a much bigger appreciation for their heritage and their history.”

square footage while also preserving historic design and materials is a way to meet the increasing demand for character buildings from renters and owners. “We’re seeing a huge struggle between heritage and density,” Traptow says. “So they’re taking heritage buildings that usu‐ ally have a smaller floor plan and they’re adding to them so they can still be eco‐ nomically viable. A heritage building being vacant doesn’t help anyone—it doesn’t help the owner, the city or the community. It needs to have a use.” The C.C. Snowdon building at 2010 11th St. S.E. in Ramsay, the King Edward Hotel (the “King Eddy”), 438 9th Ave. S.E. in East Village, and the Biscuit Block at 438 11th Ave. S.E. in Victoria Park have all added density to historic sites by building up and adding more floors. Constructed in phases between 1911 and 1914, the C.C. Snowdon building was one of the first oil storage and wholesale facilities in Calgary. The Snowdon family sold the building in the 1960s, and by the ’80s it had fallen into disuse. A fire in 1988 left a majority of the warehouse portion unusable, but the street-facing office space housed a few tenants off and on. In 2008, Heritage Prop‐ erty Corp. bought the building, planning to restore it as a mixed-use space. Damage from the warehouse fire offered a “unique opportunity,” says Neil Richard‐ son, president of Heritage Property Corp. C.C. SNOWDON BUILDING

FINANCIAL BENEFITS Renovating and operating heritage spaces can be costly, but the concept of including modern additions and components has brought financial benefits to developers. The City is trying to densify urban-core communities, which are also Calgary’s heritage communities. Traptow says adding

“You hear so much about Calgary’s history of tearing things down, so it’s great to actually see different approaches to adaptive reuse.” —Reid Henry

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The exterior walls were preserved, but, because the fire gutted the interior, the company opted to add modern construc‐ tion within. The original footprint and sig‐ nage of the building have been maintained (a thick coat of white exterior paint was carefully removed to reveal red brick and historic signs), but two floors were added above the old warehouse, creating a visual shift from the ground floor’s nostalgic brick into the modern glass and steel above—and a total of 21,527 sq. ft. “We wanted the primary enjoyment of the site to be from the street,” Richard‐ son says. “The addition is at the back so it doesn’t overpower the original struc‐ ture. You don’t want the modern parts to become too overpowering, otherwise it becomes too Disneyland-ish—a shiny penny

that’s too shiny. When you find an old pen‐ ny, you want it to have character.”

SENSITIVITY AND VIABILITY The Snowdon building’s restoration and expansion was completed in 2016, and it’s not the first historic building the Heritage Property Corp. has brought back to life. The group has built expertise in the area since its inception in the 1990s, with the Lougheed Building, 604 1st St. S.W.; the Lorraine Block, 620 12th Ave. S.W.; and the North-West Travellers Building, 515 1st St. S.E., among its completed projects. “These buildings are a part of people’s psyches and stories,” Richardson says. “When people walk by, it triggers those emotional ties. There’s value and satisfac‐ tion to that, so it’s part of why we do it.”

“These buildings are part of people's psyches and stories. When people walk by, it triggers those emotional ties. There's value and satisfaction to that.” —Neil Richardson

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The trend of adapting and renovating historic structures is gathering steam right across Canada, says Allied Properties REIT president and CEO Michael Emory. The Toronto-based company has held stock in Calgary since 2010, with a portfo‐ lio focusing on heritage properties. Emory says a “combination of sensitivity to the past and economic viability” is pushing the trend forward—people are prepared to pay higher rent for space in a character building. But that doesn’t necessarily mean they’re incurring more cost in total. “Because the taxes and operating costs associated with these buildings are lower, what tenants pay per square foot is often lower than it is in the conventional office towers,” he says. “It’s a combined benefit of desirable attributes—like higher ceilings and exposed brick and hardwood floors— but a lower cost from the point of view of the tenants, developers and owners.” Additionally, Emory says, heritage buildings foster a sense of community. The sentiment is echoed by Susan Veres of the Calgary Municipal Land Corp., who

Back to the future: MLA Richard Gotfried revisits the area that was his favourite hangout at King Edward School in the early ’70s.

Facing page: photos of The King Edward Hotel and the Biscuit Block Building by Rebecca Middlebrook

has been working on revitalizing the East Village for a decade. Four heritage build‐ ings, including the King Eddy, the Simmons Building at 618 Confluence Way S.E., the St. Louis Hotel at 430 8th Ave. S.E. and the Hillier Block right across the street have been restored and woven in with new builds in the East Village.

‘STORY OF THE FUTURE’ “(These buildings) informed our vision for the neighbourhood because we knew that we wanted to maintain them as a part of the personality of the village,” Veres says. “We recognized that historical assets had a role to play in the rejuvenation of the community, because they reflect back to an era that we’re drawing upon to tell the story of the future.” Combined, these renovated heritage buildings tell the story of Calgary’s past in the context of the present. The King Eddy, built in 1905, became Calgary’s “home of the blues” for decades before it fell into disrepair. The exterior was taken down brick-by-brick and completely reassembled

with original materials as the centrepiece of the National Music Centre, maintaining its connection to live music in Calgary. Across town at cSPACE King Edward, some of the smallest details pay homage to the past. There are still small cracks in the slate chalkboards, and you might spot “I love Johnny” scratched into a doorframe. Last year, when the facility had its grand re-opening, Gotfried explored his old school, now made new again. As he wandered into the corner of the top-floor corridor, he saw the “old musty, dusty attic” he spent so many hours in, now transformed into a bright studio space. “Seeing that transformation, I immedi‐ ately thought about Mr. Kennedy,” Gotfried says. “I remembered his passion when he dragged us out of the classroom to come here. His goal was to show us that this school didn’t exist just in 1972—that it had a rich history. “As a teacher, he was trying to instill in us the sense that it’s not only about where we are, but where we come from and where we’re going.” ■

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Lesson Learned In Calgary’s new economic reality, diversification is a necessity

AS CALGARY EMERGES SLOWLY from a punishing recession, there are signs that a hard economic lesson has finally been learned: diversification is no longer optional. We’re in a new reality—one in which the energy sector will no longer entirely define our economy. The lesson is one this city has been shown numerous times over the past 40-plus years. But this time around, there is a sense that it’s different. Through the first decade of the 21st century, Calgary’s energy-centric econo‐ my was soaring. But then in mid-2014, a precipitous drop in global oil prices stuck a pin in our economic balloon. Reeling from the impact of the collapse as oil went from $100-plus per barrel to less than $40, Calgary-based oil and gas com‐ panies began trimming their payrolls. In 2015 and 2016, all of Calgary felt the pain. The city struggled through two years as the economy contracted in the mid-three per cent range each year. But a rebound began in 2017, as the city’s economy posted a surprising growth rate of 6.9 per cent. And the Conference Board of Canada says Calgary’s economy will rise 2.5 per cent in 2018 and 2.1 per cent in 2019. But with the downtown office vacancy rate still around 25 per cent, we’re not out of the woods yet. And that reality has people in the city contemplating the path forward.

THE NEXT PHASE Terry Rock, president and CEO of Calgary Technologies Inc., says diversification is important in any economy. “We actually have a lot of resources that can be redeployed into the next phase of our economy,” Rock says. “It’s not only imperative; it’s a huge opportu‐ nity for us. “We have the building blocks in place. Cities our size tend not to have the level of global connections that we do, and it’s because of the oil and gas industry that we have those connections. That’s a huge asset,” he says. “Cities our size also tend not to have a technical workforce as deep as ours. And we’re a city known for taking a risk to build businesses.” The city has a 10-year economic strate‐ gy, being pushed by Calgary Economic De‐ velopment, that focuses on innovation and technology. Energy, agribusiness and the transportation and logistics sector remain key. But opportunities are also emerging in areas such as financial services, tech‐ nology, health and life sciences, creative industries and tourism. “Innovation is the core of it,” Rock says. “The oil and gas industry is also getting serious about how technology can help it become more efficient and more sustainable. It’s an exciting time.”

MODEST PACE The Conference Board of Canada’s Met‐ ropolitan Outlook report pointed to 2015 and 2016 as the first back-to-back years

“We actually have a lot of resources that can be deployed into the next phase of our economy. It's not only imperative; it's a huge opportunity for us.” —Terry Rock

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of economic contraction in the Calgary market since at least the late 1980s. And while 2017 was a good economic year for Calgary, it did not quite recoup the GDP losses of the two previous years. But that will be accomplished this year. Pierre Cléroux, vice-president, research and chief economist of the Business Development Bank of Canada, says eco‐ nomic growth will continue in Calgary— but it won’t look the same as in the past. “The pace is going to be a bit more modest,” he says, adding that diversifica‐ tion can protect Calgary from fluctuating oil prices. “I think oil is still going to be a very important part of the economy for many years, but I don’t think it’s going to con‐ tribute as much to the growth as in the past. Oil prices are lower than they used to be. Our forecast is that it’s improving, but it’s not going to go back to $110 or $120 a barrel,” Cléroux says. He says uncertainty and controversy over pipelines is also mitigating the pace of growth in the oil sector. “So that’s a second reason why I think it’s important to diversify. Don’t get me wrong. Oil is go‐ ing to remain a very important factor for the province and for Calgary, but there are good reasons for diversification.”

NOT THERE YET Todd Hirsch, chief economist with ATB Fi‐ nancial, diversifying takes time and care. “We are seeing some of the green shoots of diversity in the tech sector, in logistics, in food and agri-foods. But I think this time around we’ll have the best shot of any in seeing that diversity actu‐ ally take root, because what we’re not seeing is the energy sector roaring back to life and mowing everything down,” Hirsch says. “Typically that’s been the pattern that we’ve seen in the past—so then we never get that diversity.” He says patience and an adjustment in expectations will be needed. “It’s only been two years since the pit of the recession. It's going to take a while before we can finally sit back and say ‘now our economy is diversified’. We’re not there yet.” ■

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Adaptation and Evolution Sectors must work together for future vitality

Todd Throndson Managing Director Principal, Office Leasing, Avison Young Canada

“Landlords and community builders are adapting rapidly to the changed landscape that is Calgary’s economy and office market.”

CALGARY IS LOOKING FOR SOLUTIONS to its office vacancy problem. While no single approach will solve this complex issue, there are opportunities ahead of us. An increase in oil prices may instill confidence, but that alone won’t be enough to provide long-lasting expansion to our office market. A lot of attention has been given to business innovation and incubation. Industries that offer potential to change the demand side of the curve include agrifood, environmental technology, the recreational cannabis industry, software development and new technology (Vancouver and Toron‐ to have grown significantly from this sector), communications and creative industries, venture capi‐ tal, startups and entrepreneurs. Other uses that could potentially relocate into or expand within the downtown office market include:

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 POST-SECONDARY INSTITUTIONS. The University of Calgary, University of Alberta and Bow Valley College already have a presence and may grow given the attractive financial options avail‐ able to them;  ARTS, COMMUNITY AND SOCIAL SPACES AND GROUPS. Landlords are looking to provide inexpensive space for talented individuals in these communities; and  RETAIL. A new mix and variety of shopping will breathe life into downtown streets that are begin‐ ning to see a return of activity. On the supply side, landlords are increasing the flexibility of the deals they’re making and how they market their product. Office-to-residential conversion remains a hot topic. Examples of this are the Sierra Place and

Stephenson office buildings Alternatively, some landlords are redesigning buildings to appeal to younger or underserved audiences. No conversation about adaptive reuse of office properties in downtown Calgary would be complete without including Aspen Properties’ success story with The Edison. The decision to appeal to millennials has been a winner, attracting co-working space and technology incubator companies like RocketSpace, among others. Another exciting aspect of change in downtown Calgary is the emergence of new mixed-use prop‐ erties, particularly East Village. This vibrant community is attract‐ ing plenty of attention, inspiring other developments across the downtown market. The ease of ac‐ cess to the workforce represented by the residents of these areas will help to drive business downtown. The City of Calgary is investing in various improvement projects as well. The redevelopment of Century Gardens, the refurbish‐ ment of the existing downtown LRT stations and the addition of the soon-to-commence Green Line are adding-much needed infrastructure. Calgary Economic Development has also undertaken numerous initiatives focused on nurturing Calgary’s business community. The $100-million Opportunity Calgary Investment Fund was put in place to attract and support transforma‐ tive investments in the city. Landlords and community builders are adapting rapidly to the changed landscape that is Calgary’s economy and office market. The traditional energy sector is not going away, but will be increasingly supplemented by other sectors. Downtown Calgary is going to evolve—and the support systems, including real estate, need to be in place now to allow for the nec‐ essary change to happen. ■

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ANALYSIS: BELTLINE

Exciting Evolution

Hotel in 2019, the first new hotel to come to the Beltline in recent history, demonstrates the Belt‐ line’s arrival as a market to bet on over the medium term.

The Beltline is on its way to becoming a true inner-city neighbourhood

John Fisher, Senior Vice-President, CBRE Ltd.

“While the Beltline endures some hardships now, the medium term has interesting opportunities and the future appears very bright.”

CALGARY’S BELTLINE OFFICE MARKET continues to evolve. The Beltline is Calgary’s third-largest office market (after downtown and the south suburban market) and competes for tenants that have interest in both downtown and suburban markets. The Beltline traditionally offers access to lower-cost parking with better on-site availability than downtown. Historically, operating costs and property taxes have also been lower in the Beltline compared to downtown. These factors appeal to down‐ town users looking for some cost relief with more amenities and proximity to residential, while also appealing to suburban users look‐ ing to relocate to the inner city while mitigating cost increases and maintaining some of the benefits of the suburban market. Further, the Beltline office mar‐ ket breaks into two distinct areas: the north Beltline (north of 13th

Avenue), which appeals to users who want to be close to down‐ town, and the south Beltline (south of 13th Avenue), which appeals to users attracted to an inner-city live/work/play atmosphere. While the Beltline endures some hardships now, the medium term has interesting opportunities and the future appears very bright.

TODAY The Beltline market office vacancy sits at 25 per cent as of the sec‐ ond quarter of 2018. This is in line with a blend of both downtown and suburban, as it indicates that the Beltline market appeals to both types of tenants. Despite high vacancy, activity in the Beltline has been robust, with a variety of medium-sized users oscillating through the market and repositioning their companies for a shorter-term cost reduction while preparing for future growth The opening of the Marriott

MEDIUM TERM With more than 3,000 residen‐ tial units under construction or planned in the next 24 months, the Beltline’s evolution to a true inner-city urban neighbourhood continues to compare to that of a traditional “midtown.” Supported by start-up retailers and civic improvements to 17th Avenue and the underpasses, the Beltline will emerge to an area of preference for users looking to capture the live/work/play atmosphere. The north Beltline continues to densify and will appeal to energy service companies, engineering firms and some energy correlative companies, while the south Belt‐ line will appeal to high-tech office users, small business and start-up entrepreneurs. Activity on all fronts has been up year-over-year for these types of users, a trend expected to continue.

THE FUTURE

THE DEVENISH BUILDING

Perhaps most exciting, the Beltline will undergo a dramatic change with the impact of the Green‐ Line LRT station(s), the prospect of a new arena and the opening of 17th Avenue into the Stam‐ pede Grounds. These significant infrastructure projects continue to drive growth and improve the user experience for Beltline occupants and residents. With this forward momentum, the long-term outlook for the Beltline appears very bright, as companies will continue to make this a priority location to achieve their future retention and recruit‐ ment goals. ■

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The Story Behind Stability Rent rates stay the same as landlords deliver tenant incentives

Cody Watson, Senior Associate, Colliers International

SUBURBAN OFFICE VACANCY RATES CLIMBED dramatically through 2015 and 2016, from 9.05 per cent in the first quarter of 2015 to 20.23 per cent in the fourth quarter of 2016. But the rise began to level off in 2017, with vacancy rates remaining rela‐ tively steady throughout the year. This trend continues into 2018, driven primarily by halted new development projects (with the exception of a handful of one-off built-to-suits) and the reduction of new large blocks of sublease space being delivered to the market.

These factors led to marginal positive absorption, primarily in the A Class market segment as tenants pursue a “flight to quality,” a trend that has occurred since the market downturn. Unfortunately for landlords, market stability will likely not mean market recovery. Like va‐ cancy rates, average asking rental rates have remained stable—hov‐ ering in the mid-teens range on a per-square-foot basis—but asking rates only tell half the story. Inflated incentive offerings in‐ cluding large tenant improvement

“Inflated incentive offerings including large tenant improvement packages, extended free rent periods and other value-add offerings continue to be demanded by tenants for new lease deals.”

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packages, extended free rent periods and other value-add offer‐ ings continue to be demanded by tenants for new lease deals. Suburban property owners are also repositioning assets to attract new tenants through building upgrades, including lobby renova‐ tions, common-area improvements and washroom updates. Additional amenities such as gyms and conference centres, tra‐ ditionally only offered downtown, are being installed by suburban landlords to remain competitive. Building upgrades will become a normal course of competitive action for suburban landlords. Another significant trend that will impact the market going for‐ ward is the accelerated transition of large-scale sublease space to vacant headlease space as long-term leases begin to expire. Between 2018 and 2021 more than 600,000 square feet of sublease space will roll over and be re‐ turned to landlords. A majority of this returned space is designed for either single tenants or specific types of users, mainly multidisci‐ pline engineering firms. Since 2015, these engineering users have significantly downsized their office footprints and will likely never reach such high levels of occupancy in Calgary again. This industry shift means that the likelihood of landlords leasing engineering space in its current state is minimal—major renova‐ tions will be required. Landlords with exposure to these market challenges will need to be proactive and creative in order to meet new tenant de‐ mands and remain competitive in a transitioning market. Those willing to invest the capital required to attract current and emerging players in Alberta’s new economy will be the ones to weather the storm and maintain occupancy. ■

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ANALYSIS: INDUSTRIAL

the potential for additional devel‐ opment to be added to the site. The strong central location less than 10 minutes from downtown and the availability of added land for the site have been driving interest in the market.

THE SECOND EXAMPLE is a site in the south central mar‐ ket that was previously operating as a processing plant. Currently under contract for purchase, the site is slated for redevelopment into new industrial condos. In the last four years, this property sat primarily vacant due to lack of interest and the risk of speculative development during a down market. Once the site was brought to the market this year under today’s renewed market conditions, there was a flood of interest from local developers.

Industrial Renewal Positive market conditions are changing the landscape

Ryan Haney Senior Vice-President Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL)

“Thanks to the continued positive news, there has been a renewed interest in development projects throughout the market.”

SINCE A MARKET CORRECTION BEGAN in 2014, Calgary’s industri‐ al property market has continued to see signs of recovery—growth in new construction, positive absorp‐ tion and decreasing vacancy rates. Thanks to the continued positive news, there has been a renewed interest in development projects throughout the market. Large-bay industrial developments that are underway or have been built in Balzac, the airport area and the southeast industrial parks are changing the landscape. Behind those obvious projects, there has also been a renewed interest in the central market or older industrial developments. The key to that interest is reason‐ able pricing stemming from out-ofdate functionality, along with the fact that market rents have stabi‐ lized or begun to increase across almost all market segments. Of note are centrally located properties that had in the past been highly sought after for redevelopment as higher-density

projects. With renewed optimism in the market, interest in this redevelopment of older-genera‐ tion industrial sites has resumed, especially in the south central and central northeast markets. Primary development opportu‐ nities for these central sites have centred on demolishing original buildings and redeveloping new higher-density or single-purpose structures. In the past, these would have focused on suburban office redevelopment, but due to continued uncertainty in the general office market, these latest projects have been focused on repurposing older buildings for more conventional industrial use, condominiumization or demolition for new industrial construction.

THE FIRST EXAMPLE of this strategy is a former edu‐ cational warehouse facility just east of downtown. Purchased by a Vancouver developer, the building is currently being repurposed as a multi-tenant industrial facility with

THE THIRD EXAMPLE is a multi-tenant building in northeast Calgary, located minutes from downtown. The site was purchased by a Vancouver-based investor that specializes in condo‐ miniumizing existing multi-tenant facilities, renovating the proper‐ ties and then selling them off as individual units. The speed of sales of these units has increased immensely over the last year, with a growing number of opportunities in the complex being brought to the market in the coming months. Overall, the industrial market has shown resiliency over the past year, with the expectation that the positive market conditions will continue to improve into the near future. This ongoing opti‐ mism will continue to provide opportunities for further redevel‐ opment of older, centrally located sites into new market opportu‐ nities to serve Calgary’s growing industrial demand. ■

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154 Eau Claire Market 234 Joe Phillips Building

Buildings listed in bold have been certified through BOMA BEST, the leading environmental certification program for commercial buildings. See www.bomabest.com for updates

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200 Barclay Prd SW Eau Claire/Suzanne Chateau/403-268-6646/schateau@harvard.ca 101 6 St SW Amy Kelso/403-777-2731/akelso@pbaland.com

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440 2 Ave SW Oxford Properties/Andrew Dickson/403-206-6444/adickson@oxfordproperties.com 436,304 19,600 20,883 272

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345 Eau Claire Place I

525 3 Ave SW Triovest Realty Advisors/Darcy Payne/403-209-3492/ dpayne@triovest.com

1979/98

346 Centennial Place W

250 5 St SW Rick Artus/403-206-6422/rartus@oxfordproperties.com

75,443 10,778

457,451 23,000 6,281 265

2010

347 Eau Claire Place II

521 3 Ave SW Artis REIT/Christopher Baradoy/403-705-3573/cbaradoy@artisreit.com

139,730 9,401

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348 Centennial Place E

520 3 Ave SW Rick Artus/403-206-6422/rartus@oxfordproperties.com

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250 2 St SW B Richards/K Decaire/bill.richards@quadreal.com, kyle.decaire@quadreal.com 424,222 22,756 5,895 252

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700 4 Ave SW Aly Lalani/403-536-6544/aly.lalani@colliers.com

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455 6 St SW Government occupied/gordon.moss@gov.ab.ca

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1981

460 BP Centre

240 4 Ave SW B Richards/K Decaire/bill.richards@quadreal.com, kyle.decaire@quadreal.com 646,446 23,500 8,369 227

1988

464 Sun Life Plaza W

144 4 Ave SW CREIT Management/Geoff Christie/403-235-3443/gchristie@creit.ca

324,543 11,365 3,875 182

1981

466 Sun Life Plaza N

140 4 Ave SW CREIT Management/Geoff Christie/403-235-3443/gchristie@creit.ca

313,623 11,365 3,447 181

1982 1984

468 Sun Life Plaza E

112 4 Ave SW CREIT Management/Geoff Christie/403-235-3443/gchristie@creit.ca

410,699 15,100 10,575 280

470 Asia Pacific Centre

100 4 Ave SW Dale Couprie/403-852-4448/dcouprie@bowriverleasing.com

92,500 9,336 16,000 49

1980

474 First Street Plaza

138 4 Ave SE Ellisa Asaria/403-770-2300/easaria@strategicgroup.ca

72,107 9,013

1981

1,881 44

475 First Tower

411 1 St SE Michael McNally/403-592-2888/Michael.mcnally@hines.com

709,977 26,000 12,745 349

1980/14

476 Harry Hays Building

220 4 Ave SE Maple Leaf Property Mgmt/Anna Sarvis/403-532-6501/asarvis@mlpm.ca

463,452 64,584 1,194 300

1978

518 926

926 5 Ave SW Sam Nathwani/403-770-2300/snathwani@strategicgroup.ca

85,711 8,535

1982

523 Lavalin Centre

909 5 Ave SW Avenue Commercial/Steven P Butt/403-802-6767/sbutt@avenuecommercial.ca 129,266 12,510 6,500 75

1979 1978

525 Atrium I

839 5 Ave SW Aly Lalani/403-536-6544/aly.lalani@colliers.com

110,616 14,239 10,940 84

528 800 5th Ave

800 5 Ave SW Marika Chan/403-705-3518/mchan@artisreit.com

257,134 13,850

141

1982

533 715 5 Avenue SW

715 5 Ave SW Avison Young/Glenn Simpson/403-232-4329

399,563 12,600 7,517 391

1974

535 639 5 Avenue SW

639 5 Ave SW Northam Realty/Judy Lucas/(416)977-7151/jlucas@northamrealty.com

281,851 12,000 8,268 87

1969/96

536 640 Fifth Avenue SW

640 5 Ave SW Colin Macdonald/403-303-2413/cmacdonald@bentallkennedy.com

250,275 17,702 3,806 102

1980/11

538 622 5th

622 5 Ave SW Mark Biglow/403-770-3071/mark@jrmercantile.com

42,760 8,264

1980

543 Fifth and Fifth

605 5 Ave SW GWL Realty Advisors/Andrew Baird/403-777-4294/andrew.baird@gwlra.com 470,306 15,327 18,992 244

1980

545 Five Ten Fifth 546 Aquitaine Tower

510 5 St SW Aly Lalani/403-270-2493/aly.lalani@colliers.com

109,145 6,410

540 5 Ave SW Real Properties/Andy Baxter/403-571-3129/andy.baxter@yalecanada.com

246,752 13,500

6,578 27 -

1981

1968

548 520 5 Avenue SW

520 5 Ave SW Chris Law/403-266-5544/chris.law@collierscalgary.com

192,949 8,058

8,904 53

1982

551 441 5 Avenue SW

441 5 Ave SW Aly Lalani/403-270-2493/aly.lalani@colliers.com

64,171 6,328

3,020 0

1973

552 444 5 Avenue SW

444 5 Ave SW Aspen Properties/Brett Koroluk/403-216-2660/APL@aspenproperties.ca

173,143 8,361

5,337 6

553 505 3 Street SW

505 3 St SW Shannon Potter/403-266-1695/spotter@morguard.com

142,141 8,250

1972

1979

554 Roslyn Building

400 5 Ave SW Aly Lalani/403-270-2493/aly.lalani@colliers.com

132,323 13,886 21,232 33

1966

555 333 Fifth Avenue

333 5 Ave SW Real Properties/Andy Baxter/403-571-3129/andy.baxter@yalecanada.com

241,457 15,600 24,551 115

1978 1968/06

558 Calgary Place I

330 5 Ave SW CREIT Management/Geoff Christie/403-235-3443/gchristie@creit.ca

285,077 11,500 35,694 138

560 Stock Exchange Tower

300 5 Ave SW Andrew Baird/403-777-4294/andrew.baird@gwlra.com

386,872 13,500 17,914 112

1979

563 Bow Valley Square 3

255 5 Ave SW Oxford Properties/Ryan Sirski/403-206-6482/rsirski@oxfordproperties.com

373,136 11,742 36,321 756

79/11/18

565 Bow Valley Square 2

205 5 Ave SW Oxford Properties/Ryan Sirski/403-206-6482/rsirski@oxfordproperties.com

508,912 13,790 21,841 756

74/11/18

566 Fifth Avenue Place E

425 1 St SW Brookfield Properties/Dwight Jack/403-770-7200

719,416 23,000 48,273 791

1981

568 TransCanada Tower

450 1 St SW Trans Canada Pipelines/Doug Slater/403-920-7922/michaelweicker@hrreit.ca 931,187 28,669 18,972 560

2001

1983 1912/04

569 Suncor Energy Centre E 575 North-West Travellers Bldg

111 5 Ave SW Brookfield Properties/Dwight Jack/403-770-7200

585,662 22,000 24,462 849

515 1 St SE Ashley Kane/403-571-4252/ashley.kane@avisonyoung.com

26,040 5,393

618 Place 9-6

940 6 Ave SW Sam Nathwani/403-770-2300/snathwani@strategicgroup.ca

157,860 14,351

138

1983

626 Atrium II

840 6 Ave SW Aly Lalani/403-536-6544/aly.lalani@colliers.com

110,190 14,382 9,265 86

1979

629 AMEC Place

801 6 Ave SW Real Properties/Andy Baxter/403-571-3129/andy.baxter@yalecanada.com

409,460 15,900 16,365 256

630 Place 800

800 6 Ave SW Manulife Real Estate/K. Vander Herberg/403-264-4969/kara_vanderherberg@manulife.com 220,090 12,660 9,011 76

1982

1978

632 736 Sixth

736 6 Ave SW Manulife Real Estate/K. Vander Herberg/403-264-4969/kara_vanderherberg@manulife.com 212,302 9,506

5,316 93

1981

634 700 Sixth Avenue

700 6 Ave SW Real Properties/Andy Baxter/403-571-3129/andy.baxter@yalecanada.com

224,990 11,000 10,694 34

1968

635 Britannia Building

703 6 Ave SW Marika Chan/403-705-3518/mchan@artisreit.com

133,803 15,324

58/95/16

637 Alpine Building

635 6 Ave SW JLL/403-456-2211/Mason.Lam@am.jll.com/Ian.Gillmor@am.jll.com

53,128 11,641 6,204 37

1962/98

639 Ford Tower

633 6 Ave SW JLL/403-456-2211/Mason.Lam@am.jll.com/Ian.Gillmor@am.jll.com

144,919 8,080

1976

640 Bradie Building

630 6 Ave SW Estancia Investments/Andrew Borle/403-750-2220/aborle@estancia.ca

92,430 7,110

1965/75

580,900 20,000

150

1,390 51

641 Calgary Court Centre N

601 6 Ave SW N/A

644 Petex Building

600 6 Ave SW Barclay Street Real Estate/Allan Jones/403-290-0178/ajones@barclaystreet.com 122,189 12,000 7,302 25

646 Calgary House

550 6 Ave SW Manulife Real Estate/K. Vander Herberg/403-264-4969/kara_vanderherberg@manulife.com 169,736 14,909 7,005 69

651 606 4 Street SW

606 4 St SW Andrew Harrison/403-270-2493/aharrison@dream.ca

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131,870 9,129

7,877 64

2007

1964

1966

1969/97

DOWNTOWN MAP BUILDING NAME REF

ADDRESS LEASING CONTACT

(TELEPHONE/E-MAIL)

BLDG AREA

RETAIL AREA

AVG FL PLATE

BUILT/ RENO

654 404 6 Avenue

404 6 Ave SW ICM Realty/Donna MacArthur/403-256-5350/dmacarthur@icm.ca

83,833 12,000

656 Centrium Place

332 6 Ave SW Triovest Realty Advisors/Darcy Payne/403-209-3492/dpayne@triovest.com

223,767 16,920 3,813 72

2007

1980 81/11/18

659 Intact Place

PKNG # OF STALLS FLOORS

311–321 6 Ave SW B Richards/K Decaire/bill.richards@quadreal.com, kyle.decaire@quadreal.com 464,757 13,757 25,313 189

1970/17

662 Bow Valley Square 4

250 6 Ave SW Oxford Properties/Ryan Sirski/403-206-6482/rsirski@oxfordproperties.com

442,113 11,735 29,188 756

665 Brookfield Place Calgary

225 6 Ave SW Brookfield Office Properties/Dwight Jack/403-770-7089/dwight.jack@brookfield.com 1,400,000 27,500 34,400 550

2017

666 Bow Valley Square 1

202 6 Ave SW Oxford Properties/Ryan Sirski/403-206-6482/rsirski@oxfordproperties.com

72/11/18

143,553 9,662

8,736 756

667 Lougheed Building

604 1 St SW Sydney von Vegesack/403-543-9600/svvegesack@alliedreit.com

669 Telephone Building

119 6 Ave SW Sydney von Vegesack/403-543-9600/svvegesack@alliedreit.com

670 Suncor Energy Centre W

150 6 Ave SW Brookfield Properties/Dwight Jack/403-770-7200

1,121,618 23,000 24,462 849

1983

671 Hanover Place

101 6 Ave SW Avison Young / Eric Horne / 403-232-4339 / eric.horne@avisonyoung.com

242,676 10,280 4,537 53

1982

33,874 6,774

1912/05

672 Oddfellows Building 674 The Bow 675 Andrew Davidson Building

100 6 Ave SW Sydney von Vegesack/403-543-9600/svvegesack@alliedreit.com 500 Centre St S marjcone@hrreit.ca 133 6 Ave SE Owner occupied

88,015 11,851 21,265 0

1911/06

63,063 15,663

1911/05

2,000,000 36,000 20,000 1358 59

2011

160,000 12,500

1976

709 1035 7th

1035 7 Ave SW Aly Lalani/403-536-6544/aly.lalani@colliers.com

75,378 12,940

1979/02

710 Parallel Centre

1040 7 Ave SW Sam Nathwani/403-770-2300/snathwani@strategicgroup.ca

80,641 13,241 2,208 43

1979

711 1023 7 Avenue SW

1023 7 Ave SW Jim Sekora/403-350-9696/jim@fceproperties.ca

21,500 4,300

1982

712 Plaza 1000

1000 7 Ave SW Triovest Realty Advisors/Darcy Payne/403-209-3492/dpayne@triovest.com

2003

715 1009 – 7th Ave SW

1009 7 Ave SW Landlord - IISC

1965

160,033 16,453 2,420 244 8,548 4,743

719 O’Neil Tower

925 7 Ave SW Boardwalk Rental Communities/Lorenzo Bellusci/403-206-6746/lbellusci@bwalk.com 24,816

722 Northland Building

910 7 Ave SW Aly Lalani/403-536-6544/aly.lalani@colliers.com

724 Dominion Centre

700

1982

149,258 10,602 20,295 131

665 8 St SW Aly Lalani/403-536-6544/aly.lalani@colliers.com

98,992 9,437

5,692 49

726 840 7th Avenue SW

840 7 Ave SW Aly Lalani/403-536-6544/aly.lalani@colliers.com

286,074 14,447 22,758 224

728 Centennial Building

816 7 Ave SW Barclay Street/Allan Jones/403-290-0178/ajones@barclaystreet.com

27,859 4,391

729 801 7th Avenue SW

801 7 Ave SW Mitchell J Brody/403-206-2900/mbrody@century-west.com

615,000 18,000 17,000 343

1979

1979/01

1967

82/00/15

731 Guinness House

727 7 Ave SW Estancia Investments/Andrew Borle/403-750-2220/aborle@estancia.ca

128,511 10,900 9,069 92

1964

732 Life Plaza

734 7 Ave SW Andrew Harrison/403-270-2493/aharrison@dream.ca

237,854 14,571 18,143 99

1980/92

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ADDRESS LEASING CONTACT

(TELEPHONE/E-MAIL)

BLDG AREA

RETAIL AREA

AVG FL PLATE

PKNG # OF STALLS FLOORS

BUILT/ RENO

733 Elveden House

717 7 Ave SW Estancia Investments/Andrew Borle/403-750-2220/aborle@estancia.ca

172,140 7,800 14,798 43

1961

736 Sierra Place

706 7 Ave SW Marika Chan/403-705-3518/mchan@artisreit.com

92,108 9,295

58/95/16

737 Iveagh House

707 7 Ave SW Estancia Investments/Andrew Borle/403-750-2220/aborle@estancia.ca

147,879 10,800 8,690 23

739 Encor Place

645 7 Ave SW Cadillac Fairview/Peter Stack/403-571-2532/peter.stack@cadillacfairview.com 359,024 12,380

1962

970

109

1988 1969

740 JJ Bowlen Building

620 7 Ave SW robert.ormerod@brookfieldgis.com

121,354 10,112

742 Calgary Court Centre S

600 7 Ave SW N/A

483,500 23,800

150

2007

707 5th St SW Manulife Real Estate/Jaclyn Murphy/403-264-4616/jaclyn_murphy@manulife.com 607,440 21,500 6,754 400

2017

751 TD Canada Trust Tower

421 7 Ave SW Cushman Wakefield/Scott Haffner/403-441-4905/scott.haffner@cushwake.com 617,371 18,500 135,931 300

752 444 7 Avenue SW

444 7 Ave SW Andrew Harrison/403-270-2499/aharrison@dream.ca

743 707 Fifth

263,143 27,170

1991

118

63/97/16

755 Dome Tower

333 7 Ave SW Cushman Wakefield/Scott Haffner/403-441-4905/scott.haffner@cushwake.com 402,809 14,300

218

1977

756 First Canadian Centre

350 7 Ave SW GWL Realty Advisors/Andrew Baird/403-777-4294/andrew.baird@gwlra.com 519,764 13,000

192

1982

758 First Canadian Centre E

310 7 Ave SW Andrew Baird/403-777-4294/andrew.baird @gwlra.com

TBD

603,340 14,829 87,798 84

1976

759 700 2nd St. SW 772 Telus Sky 782 Rocky Mountain Plaza 820 1000 8 Avenue SW 823 8West 824 U of C Downtown Campus

700 2 St SW Aly Lalani/403-270-2493/aly.lalani@colliers.com 100 7th Ave SW Sydney von Vegesack/403-543-9600/svvegesack@alliedreit.com 615 Macleod Tr SE Andrew Harrison/403-270-2493/aharrison@dream.ca 1000 8 Ave SW Triovest Realty Advisors/Darcy Payne/403-209-3492/dpayne@triovest.com 903 h Ave SW Chris Law/403-266-5544/chris.law@collierscalgary.com 906 8th Ave SW

900,000 -

- -

217,984 14,074 25,791 106 41,930 8,500

2017

1972

4,318 36

1980

138,442 14,688 9,138 43

2008

58/71/10

127,000 17,750 75,675 7,523

324

825 Century Park Place

855 8 Ave SW Grant Allen/(416)855-1485/gallen@starlightinvest.com

827 Panarctic Plaza

815 8 Ave SW Berezan Management (Alta)/Alison Wallace/403-508-5016/AWallace@berezan.ca 151,716 12,330 4,491 134 84,797 9,135

5,294 43

1982

829 Taylor Building

805 8 Ave SW Rick Urbanczyk/JLL/403-456-5579/rick.urbanczyk@am.jll.com

9,550 0

1954

831 First Alberta Place

777 8 Ave SW Berezan Management (Alta)/Alison Wallace/403-508-5016/AWallace@berezan.ca 311,145 14,489 10,858 50

1981

832 Petro Fina

736 8 Ave SW Brett Baker/403-770-2300/bbaker@strategicgroup.ca

1959

833 Western Canadian Place N

707 8 Ave SW B Richards/K Decaire/bill.richards@quadreal.com, kyle.decaire@quadreal.com 668,860 18,400 8,277 153

169,327 15,211 12,260 26

1983 1983

835 635 8th Avenue

635 8 Ave SW Cadillac Fairview/Peter L Stack/403-571-2532/peter.stack@cadillacfairview.com 273,038 10,501 9,483 155

836 Western Union Building

640 8 Ave SW Real Properties/Andy Baxter/403-571-3129/andy.baxter@yalecanada.com

73,300 6,237

1964

838 Strategic Centre

630 8 Ave SW Brett Baker/403-770-2300/bbaker@strategicgroup.ca

53,228 7,604

9,075 0

1956/99 1951

842 Barron Building

610 8 Ave SW Laurel Edwards / 403-770-2300 / ledwards@strategicgroup.ca

130,834 11,894 18,881 55

843 Plains Midstream Plaza

607 8 Ave SW GWL Realty Advisors Inc/Andrew Baird/403-777-0410/andrew.baird@gwlra.com 242,364 20,372 15,224 76

2007

845 Eighth Avenue Place W Tower

585 8 Ave SW Cushman Wakefield/Scott Haffner/403-441-4905/scott.haffner@cushwake.com 841,063 24,000

1143 40

2014 2011

847 Eighth Avenue Place E Tower

525 8 Ave SW Cushman Wakefield/Scott Haffner/403-441-4905/scott.haffner@cushwake.com 1,094,446 24,000 26,210 1143 49

848 Watermark Tower

530 8 Ave SW GWL Realty Advisors Inc/Andrew Baird/403-777-0410/andrew.baird@gwlra.com 412,278 14,431 27,130 291

1982

849 505 8 Avenue SW

505 8 Ave SW Gordon Realty/Kyle Gordon/403-215-7900/Kyle@gordoncommercialrealty.com 52,750 8,000

1955

851 411

409 & 411 8 Ave SW Brett Baker/403-770-2300/bbaker@strategicgroup.ca

47,823 11,271 1,185 0

1954

97,888 9,858

1962/05

853 HSBC Building

407 8 Ave SW Barclay Street Real Estate/Bill Falagaris/403-290-0178/bfalagaris@barclaystreet.com

855 Royal Bank Building

335 8 Ave SW Brookfield Properties/Dwight Jack/403-770-7200

335,000 12,400

1169 24

1969

888 3 St SW Brookfield Properties/Dwight Jack/403-770-7200

822,000 20,500

1169 47

2000

324 8 Ave SW Cushman Wakefield/Scott Haffner/403-441-4905/scott.haffner@cushwake.com 388,585 14,300

218

857 Bankers Hall West 858 Home Oil Tower 859 Bankers Hall East

855 2 St SW Brookfield Properties/Dwight Jack/403-770-7200

3,600 0

1977

822,000 20,500 253,000 1169 47

1989

860 Lancaster Building

304 8 Ave SW Cushman Wakefield/Scott Haffner/403-441-4905/scott.haffner@cushwake.com 76,402 8,300 47,280 0

861 National Bank

239 8 Ave SW Shannon Potter/403-266-1695/spotter@morguard.com

43,453 14,050

1996

867 Leeson & Lineham

209 8 Ave SW Sydney von Vegesack/403-543-9600/svvegesack@alliedreit.com

32,731 5,020

5,176 4

1910/98

25,693

869 Alberta Block 871 Alberta Hotel Building

805 1st St SW Sydney von Vegesack/403-543-9600/svvegesack@alliedreit.com 808 1 St SW Sydney von Vegesack/403-543-9600/svvegesack@alliedreit.com

1918

25,693 0

1900/08

47,569 11,000 30,244 0

1888/97

872 Molson’s Bank Building

116 8 Ave SW Triovest Realty Advisors/Darcy Payne/403-209-3492/dpayne@triovest.com

10,042 3,100

3,800 4

1912

873 Young Block

129 8 Ave SW Sydney von Vegesack/403-543-9600/svvegesack@alliedreit.com

8,408

5,336 2

2002

876 Hudson’s Block

102 8 Ave SW Triovest Realty Advisors/Darcy Payne/403-209-3492/dpayne@triovest.com

23,602 11,600

1891/78

878 Doll Block

116 8 Ave SE Triovest Realty Advisors/Darcy Payne/403-209-3492/dpayne@triovest.com

4,911 1,650

1,561 0

1907

883 Burns Building

237 8 Ave SE Sydney von Vegesack/403-543-9600/svvegesack@alliedreit.com

73,267 10,860 10,034 0

1912/91

932 Western Canadian Place S

700 9 Ave SW B Richards/K Decaire/bill.richards@quadreal.com, kyle.decaire@quadreal.com 429,700 15,120 8,633 0

1983

955 Gulf Canada Square

401 9 Ave SW GWL Realty Advisors/Andrew Baird/403-777-0410/andrew.baird@gwlra.com 1,075,058 48,000 73,346 56

1979

2008

960 Bankers Court

850 2 St SW Brookfield Properties/Dwight Jack/403-770-7089

255,000 21,800 9,000 179

963 Penn West Plaza W Tower

215 9 Ave SW Shannon Potter/403-266-1695/spotter@morguard.com

394,061 21,400 4,444 215

2010

965 Penn West Plaza E Tower

207 9 Ave SW Shannon Potter/403-266-1695/spotter@morguard.com

242,263 26,440 13,229 146

2008

968 150 9 Avenue SW

150 9 Ave SW Aspen Properties/Brett Koroluk/ 403-216-2660/APL@aspenproperties.ca

442,572 16,040 5,421 51

1981

971 Tower Centre

131 9 Ave SW Aspen Properties/Brett Koroluk/ 403-216-2660/APL@aspenproperties.ca

260,956 62,635 63,031 180

1969

975 Palliser One

125 9 Ave SE Aspen Properties/Brett Koroluk/ 403-216-2660/APL@aspenproperties.ca

395,070 16,400 7,230 300

1970/10

979 Teck Place

205 9 Ave SE Eric Horne/403-232-4339/eric.horne@avisonyoung.com

108,959 10,801 2,832 53

1969

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9 AVENUE SW

007 015

044

042

054

046 10 AVENUE SW

019 029

039

049

043

055

106

136

134

059

057 140

138

142

063

144

152

150

233

145 147 151 244 246

235

250

5 STREET SW

6 STREET SW

7 STREET SW

234

12 AVENUE SW

8 STREET SW

9 STREET SW

129

10 STREET SW

125

119

11 STREET SW

117

12 STREET SW

14 STREET SW

13 STREET SW

11 AVENUE SW

249

330 13 AVENUE SW

334

335 440

434

6 STREET SW

5 STREET SW

435

7 STREET SW

8 STREET SW

9 STREET SW

10 STREET SW

504

11 STREET SW

14 STREET SW

12 STREET SW

14 AVENUE SW

15 AVENUE SW

634 16 AVENUE SW

726 17 AVENUE SW

9A STREET SW

10 STREET SW

10A STREET SW

752

734

749

739

731

725 727

723

11 STREET SW

12 STREET SW

13 STREET SW

706

14 STREET SW

730 732

638 640

9 STREET SW

607

636

CAMERON AV SW

COMMERCIAL

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

COVERED SURFACE PARKING

+15 WALKWAY

FUTURE/ON HOLD CONSTRUCTION SITE

RESIDENTIAL

HOTELS

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

FUTURE +15 WALKWAY

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LRT AND LRT STATIONS

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ADDRESS LEASING CONTACT (TELEPHONE/E-MAIL)

2011 10 Ave SW Hardy Nielsen/Garry Miller - Norcal/403-291-3010/gmiller@norcalgroup.com 1725- 10 Ave SW Avenue Commercial/Steven P Butt/403-802-6767/sbutt@avenuecommercial.ca

BLDG AREA

30,000

RETAIL AREA

AVG FL PLATE

PKNG # OF STALLS FLOORS

BUILT/ RENO

1960

22,160 8,100

5,960

1980

019 1711

1711 10 Ave SW Colliers/Matt Lannon/403-571-8824/Matt.Lannon@colliers.com

18,108 7,738

1980

029 Cheviot Professional Bldg

1615 10 Ave SW Shane Olin/403-313-5305/mzaharichuk@blackstonecommercial.com

29,093 10,000

1979

039 1313 10th Avenue

1313 10 Ave SW Steve Christian/403-204-2727

47,144 11,786

1979

042 1230

1230 10 Ave SW Brett Baker/403-770-2300/bbaker@strategicgroup.ca

11,434 37,000

1973

043 1003 11 Street 044 1216

1003 11 St SW Garry Wilkes/403-252-0011 1216 10th Ave SW Brett Baker/403-770-2300/bbaker@strategicgroup.ca

22,118 11,000 11,600 48

2 78/01/03

61,675 20,384

1974

30,000 30,000

1976

3 1945/2015

046 11th Street Crossing

1140 10 Ave SW Charles Starke/403-374-2546/cstarke@shaw.ca

049 CUPS Building

1001 10 Ave SW CUPS/Robert Perry/403-221-8787/robertp@cupscalgary.com

52,000 17,000

999 8 St SW CBRE/Katie Sapieha/403-750-0529/Katie.Sapieha@cbre.com

113,828 16,261

054 999 8 Street SW 055 10th Avenue House 057 Cooper Block 059 707 10th Avenue

1,249 210

1980

27,000 13,500 12,927 34

1999

35,889 5,966

6 1920/96

707 10th Ave SW Triovest Realty Advisors Inc./Darcy Payne/403-209-3492/dpayne@triovest.com 47,086 15,695

815 10 Ave SW James Mitchell/403-245-2077/certusj@me.com 801 & 805 10 Ave SW Sydney von Vegesack/403-543-9600/svvegesack@alliedreit.com

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1977

10 AVENUE SW

176

184

180

260

262

169

270

173 276

278

1 STREET SE

258

165

CENTRE STREET

161

159

11 AVENUE SE 1 STREET SW

4 STREET SW

155

2 STREET SW

11 AVENUE SW

181

183

185 284

12 AVENUE SW

12 AVENUE SE

277

186

384

488 483

1 STREET SE

CENTRE STREET

1 STREET SW

2 STREET SW

4 STREET SW

192

196

12 AVENUE SE

15 AVENUE SW

13 AVENUE SE

MACLEOD TRAIL SE

13 AVENUE SE

14 AVENUE SW

14 AVENUE SE

15 AVENUE SE

575

579 17 AVENUE SE

762

754 758

190

281

13 AVENUE SW

559

188

5 STREET SE

168 170 172

164

OLYMPIC WAY SE

162

089

3 STREET SE

160

158

087

MACLEOD TRAIL SE

154

10 AVENUE SE

083

077

LIGHT RAIL TRANSIT

067

4 STREET UNDERPASS

082 084

9 AVENUE SE

9 AVENUE SW

17 AVENUE SW

771 18TH AVE SW 18TH AVE SW

COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL

MAP BUILDING NAME REF

063 Kipling Square 067 Centre 10

ADDRESS LEASING CONTACT (TELEPHONE/E-MAIL)

BLDG AREA

601 10 Ave SW Sydney von Vegesack/403-543-9600/svvegesack@alliedreit.com

44,940 13,000

AVG FL PLATE

2,592

PKNG # OF STALLS FLOORS

517 10th Ave SW Cushman Wakefield/Loy Sullivan/403-441-4941/loy.sullivan@cushwake.com 367,895 38,986 20,862 719

077 MacCosham Place

215 10 Ave SW Daniel Pearse & Associates/Tim White/403-237-6564/daniel.pearse@hotmail.com

082 Palliser Annex

112 10 Ave SE Aspen Properties/Brett Koroluk/403-216-2660/APL@aspenproperties.ca

083 MEG Place

RETAIL AREA

1001 1 St SE Avenue Commercial/Steven Butt/403-802-6767/sbutt@avenuecommercial.ca

34,838 6,300

22,037 12

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2 1905/80 10

2014

3 1912/09

13,000 6,500

2010

49,500 16,500

1987

5,303 200

2009

084 Palliser South

140 10 Ave SE Aspen Properties/Brett Koroluk/403-216-2660/APL@aspenproperties.ca

300,474 17,596

089 Demcor Building

239 10 Ave SE Sydney von Vegesack/403-543-9600/svvegesack@alliedreit.com

25,458 6,900

106

1905

29,700 10,900

7,726

1980

9,925 126

106 Winwood Place

1324 11 Ave SW Avenue Commercial/Steven Butt/403-802-6767/sbutt@avenuecommercial.ca

117 Connaught Centre

1207 11 Ave SW Gordon Realty/Kyle Gordon/403-215-7900/kyle@gordoncommercialrealty.com

81,480 12,065

1981

119 Stephenson Building

1177 11 Ave SW Sam Nathwani/403-770-2300/snathwani@strategicgroup.ca

61,804 9,093

807

107

1980

125 Eleven Eleven Building

1111 11 Ave SW Coldwell Banker/Gary McKelvie/403-984-9882

47,054 10,000

7,240

1981

3 1926/76

134 902 11 Avenue SW

902 11 Ave SW Triovest Realty Advisors/Darcy Payne/403-209-3492/dpayne@triovest.com

42,631 14,210

136 Corner Block

838 11 Ave SW Sydney von Vegesack/403-543-9600/svvegesack@alliedreit.com

22,471 11,000 10,231 27

1930

138 Glenbow Building

822 11 Ave SW Sydney von Vegesack/403-543-9600/svvegesack@alliedreit.com

25,063 4,255

1930

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16,011 27

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BELTLINE MAP BUILDING NAME REF

ADDRESS LEASING CONTACT

140 Royop Block

(TELEPHONE/E-MAIL)

1060 7 St SW Royop Development Corp/Jeremy Thal/403-698-8504/jthal@royop.com

142 Building Block

720/722/724 11 Ave SW Dan Bowman/403-681-9334/dbowman@shaw.ca

BLDG AREA

RETAIL AREA

AVG FL PLATE

PKNG # OF STALLS FLOORS

31,000 6,000

9,790

36,700 4,000

16,500 21

BUILT/ RENO

5 1923/05 3

2007

144 Joffre Place

708 11 Ave SW Andrew Harrison/403-536-6544/aharrison@dream.ca

111,083 19,781 12,046 107

1980

145 Atrium on 11th

625 11 Ave SW Sydney von Vegesack/403-543-9600/svvegesack@alliedreit.com

33,607 12,650 18,407 52

3 1980/10

147 617 11 Avenue

617 11 Ave SW Sydney von Vegesack/403-543-9600/svvegesack@alliedreit.com

9,000 3,000

6,000

1966

150 Sunrise Square

602 11 Ave SW Riverpark Properties Ltd/Howard Bell/403-253-0600/info@riverparkproperties.ca 58,443 14,200

8,857

1979

151 Roberts Block

605 11 Ave SW Sydney von Vegesack/403-543-9600/svvegesack@alliedreit.com

51,173 17,383 29,207

3 1915/90

152 5/5

550 11 Ave SW Brett Baker/403-770-2300/bbaker@strategicgroup.ca

98,630 8,966

3,443

154 524 11th Ave SW

524-11 Ave SW B. Keen & N. Preston/403-538-2514/brendan.keen@colliers.com/nick.preston@colliers.com

10,776 5,276

155 525 11th Ave SW

525 11 Ave SW Steven Goertz/Avison Young/403-232-4322/steven.goertz@avisonyoung.com

45,264 9,500

1980

6,173

1978

158 Wheatsheaf Building

1015 4 St SW Manulife Real Estate/Ben Oldfield/403-355-3002/ben_oldfield@manulife.com 136,017 10,000

159 1108 4 Street SW

1108 4 St SW Fred Clemens/Avison Young/403-232-4312/fred.clemens@avisonyoung.com

21,783 10,500

1983

160 396 11 Avenue

396 11 Ave SW Avenue Commercial/Steven P Butt/403-802-6767/sbutt@avenuecommercial.ca 147,198 12,039

4,060

2008

161 333 11 Avenue SW

333 11 Ave SW Aspen Properties/Brett Koroluk/403-216-2660/APL@aspenproperties.ca

212,048 14,300

4,260 155

1981

162 Vintage Tower II

326 11 Ave SW Sydney von Vegesack/403-543-9600/svvegesack@alliedreit.com

115,195 14,600 13,003 115

2003

164 Vintage Tower I

322 11 Ave SW Sydney von Vegesack/403-543-9600/svvegesack@alliedreit.com

94,060 11,700 10,290 90

8 1929/99

165 IBM Corporate Park A

227 11 Ave SW Andrew Harrison/403-536-6544/aharrison@dream.ca

123,833 25,447

2002

169 IBM Corporate Park B

211 11 Ave SW Andrew Harrison/403-536-6544/aharrison@dream.ca

124,365 22,426

311

2007

214 11th Ave SW Shannon Potter/403-266-1695/spotter@morguard.com

200,948 20,000

175

2015

172 Paramount

1011 1 St SW Ellisa Asaria/403-770-2300/easaria@strategicgroup.ca

53,252 10,650

8,076

1981

173 1110 Building

1110 1 St SW 403-267-7480/rick.urbanczyk@am.jll.com/adam.ramsay@am.jll.com

9,800 7,000

1970

170 11th Avenue Place

176 Clennan Square

110 11 Ave SW Tony Militano/403-770-1827/tmilitano@carboncopydigital.com

4,235 311

28,000 14,000 11,000 31

180 Customs House

134 11 Ave SE Triovest Realty Advisors Inc/Darcy Payne/403-209-3492/dpayne@triovest.com 74,706 19,160

181 Keynote Office Tower 1

1100 1st St SE Triovest Realty Advisors Inc/Darcy Payne/403-209-3492/dpayne@triovest.com

283,597 21,000 42,600 370

2009

183 Keynote Res Tower 2 Comm

225 11 Ave SE Triovest Realty Advisors Inc/Darcy Payne/403-209-3492/dpayne@triovest.com

14,883 9,300

2010

184 Tourism Calgary

238 11 Ave SE Todd Shannon/403-750-2351/todds@tourismcalgary.com

25,655 9,500

1950

185 Flamingo Block

229 11 Ave SE Triovest Realty Advisors/Darcy Payne/403-209-3492 / dpayne@triovest.com

15,108 5,035

3 1952/02

186 Louise Block

1018 Macleod Tr SE & 308 11 Ave SE Ellisa Asaria/403-770-2300/easaria@strategicgroup.ca

2 1960/09 4 1912/06

26,444 13,247

4,892

2 1910/00

188 Ribtor West

318 11 Ave SE Ryan Darragh/403-692-4525/rdarragh@ronmor.ca

57,925 11,200

4 1912/04

190 Ribtor East

334 11 Ave SE Ryan Darragh/403-692-4525/rdarragh@ronmor.ca

50,890 12,000

192 Pilkington Building

402 11 Ave SE Sydney von Vegesack/403-543-9600/svvegesack@alliedreit.com

53,588 12,374

4 1914/99

196 Biscuit Block

45,000 7,500

7,500

233 Calgary Board of Educ Bldg

1221 8th St SW Allan Bietz/403-303-2478/abietz@bentallkennedy.com

218,667 12,000

6,616 345

2010

234 Dominion Place

906 12 Ave SW Sam Nathwani/403-770-2300/snathwani@strategicgroup.ca

139,370 12,636 18,168 195

1979

37,402 9,351

3,842

1982 1979

235 Petrowest

438 11th Ave SE Sydney von Vegesack/403-543-9600/svvegesack@alliedreit.com

2008

1210 8 St SW Sam Nathwani/403-770-2300/snathwani@strategicgroup.ca

6 1910/14

244 Foundation Building

628 12 Ave SW Barclay Street/Dan Hermeson/403-290-0178

39,827 8,650

246 Lorraine, The

620 12 Ave SW Judy Darcy/403-271-9417

25,159 6,000

4 1913/01

5,800

7 1967/06

249 Braemar Place 252 Citadel West 258 1122 Fourth

1201 5 St SW Marlborough Group/Ryan Fleishman/403-225-1331/ryan.fleishman@marfin.ca 35,800 10,000 540 12 Ave SW Shannon Potter/403-266-1695/spotter@morguard.com

78,315 11,790

1122 4 St SW Manulife Real Estate/Ben Oldfield/403-355-3002/Ben_Oldfield@manulife.com 175,071 10,528

1981

262 Central Park Plaza

340 12 Ave SW Jeff Juhala/(604)688-9460/jjuhala@concertproperties.com

125,091 9,500

105

1981

270 IBM Corporate Park C

220 12 Ave SW Andrew Harrison/403-536-6544/aharrison@dream.ca

102,479 18,032

311

2008

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1981

BELTLINE MAP BUILDING NAME REF

276 TransAlta Place II 277 Formans Building

ADDRESS LEASING CONTACT

(TELEPHONE/E-MAIL)

BLDG AREA

110 12 Ave SW 403-267-7480/rick.urbanczyk@am.jll.com/adam.ramsay@am.jll.com 1202 1 St SW Simone Skaff/403-252-1189/simone@formans.ca

RETAIL AREA

AVG FL PLATE

PKNG # OF STALLS FLOORS

BUILT/ RENO

189,000 20,688

306

1984

10,472 2,778

4,702

1912

1965

278 TransAlta Place I

110 12 Ave SW 403-267-7480/rick.urbanczyk@am.jll.com/adam.ramsay@am.jll.com

135,000 13,700

281 Kahanoff Centre

105 12 Ave SE Brenda Baber/403-206-4844/admin@tkcca.org

208,000 20,000

481

126

284 Macleod Square

9,358 6,239

1969

334 Terex Place

1301 8 St SW Barclay Street/Dan Harmsen/403-290-0178/dharmsen@barclaystreet.com

22,429 5,840

4,930

1977

335 Barclay Square

1300 8 St SW Ellisa Asaria/403-770-2300/easaria@strategicgroup.ca

35,827 4,585

1967

384 Victoria Square

1212 1 St SE A. Woessner Construction/Ralph Woessner/403-282-1428

30,857 15,180

1978

434 Dorchester Square

1333 8 St SW Gordon Realty/Kyle Gordon/403-215-7902/kyle@gordoncommercialrealty.com 101,359 9,990

7,233 139

1981

435 Mount Royal Place

1414 8 St SW Aly Lalani/403-536-6544/aly.lalani@colliers.com

63,458 11,175

3,900 101

1979

440 Wesley Church

1315 7 St SW Brett Baker/403-770-2300/bbaker@strategicgroup.ca

28,269 14,135

0 1911/50

30,911 6,180

483 M-Tech Building 488 Stampede Station I 504 1451 14 Street SW

1117 Macleod Tr SE Triovest Realty Advisors Inc./Darcy Payne/403-209-3492/dpayne@triovest.com

12 1982/16

1401 1 St SE M-Tech/Gideon Shoham/403-233-0740/gideon_shoham@hitachi-id.com 1331 Macleod Tr SE Marika Chen/403-705-3518/mchen@artisreit.com 1451 – 14 St SW Karen Hermeston/403-750-0809/karen.hermeston@cbre.com

2004

161,672 18,461 13,464 314

2008

10,746 2,650

1990

559 1520 Fourth Street

1520 4 St SW BGIS/403-205-7437/Dorota.ciaciura@bgis.com

111,692 9,689

14,000 190

1974

575 First West Prof Bldg

1501 1 St SW Boardwalk Rental/Lorenzo Bellusci/403-206-6746/lbellusci@bwalk.com

27,000 8,000

3,000

1979

76,021 11,758

116

1982

11,324 33

1965

1515 8 St SW First Capital Realty/Travis Makoloski/403-257-6894/travis.makoloski@fcr.ca 193,465 29,489 59,986 269

2018

579 Centre 15 607 Condon Building 634 Mount Royal Village West 636 Mount Royal Village (MRV) 638 Mount Royal Centre 640 Mount Royal Village East

1509 Centre St S Chris Baradoy/403-705-3573/cbaradoy@artisreit.com 1609 14 St SW Monika Blachut/403-266-5000/monika.blachut@arlingtonstreet.ca

36,164 5,760

1550-8th St SW First Capital Realty/Travis Makoloski/403-257-6894/travis.makoloski@fcr.ca 108,695 11,000 48,956 216 850 16 Ave SW First Capital Realty/Travis Makoloski/403-257-6894/travis.makoloski@fcr.ca 800-818 16 Ave SW First Capital Realty/Travis Makoloski/403-257-6894/travis.makoloski@fcr.ca

10,552 3,471

3,387

42,966

21,498 26

2 1952/62/97

1,720

2 1988/15

5 1977/15 2

1958

706 First Seventeen Place

1324 17 Ave SW CBRE Limited/Stuart Watson/403-263-4444/stuart.watson@cbre.com

51,283 9,600

723 1029 17th Avenue SW

1029 17 Ave SW MDC Property Services Ltd/Steve Blas/403-253-6950/sblas@mdcra.com

17,840

725 Shelbourne Place II

1019 17 Ave SW Ellisa Asaria/403-770-2300/easaria@strategicgroup.ca

10,357 3,500

726 Rockwood Square

1032 17 Ave SW Cushman Wakefield/Brock Evans/403-261-1121/brock.evans@cushwake.com 22,546 6,045

4,109

1981

727 Shelbourne Place I

1013 17 Ave SW Ellisa Asaria/403-770-2300/easaria@strategicgroup.ca

1989

22,380 9,357

1981

7,970

2,377

3,424

51,296 7,160

9,648

1979

7,669

730 Former H R Block Bldg

940 17 Ave SW First Capital Realty/Travis Makoloski/403-257-6894/travis.makoloski@fcr.ca 7,132

731 High Street House

933 17 Ave SW Steve Blas/403-253-6950/sblas@mdcra.ca

732 Calhoun Block

930-932 17 Ave SW First Capital Realty/Travis Makoloski/403-257-6894/travis.makoloski@fcr.ca 9,908

2,477

734 Shoppes at the Devenish

908 17 Ave SW First Capital Realty/Travis Makoloski/403-257-6894/travis.makoloski@fcr.ca

40,274 12,300 18,000 64

4 1911/75

739 Mount Royal Block

815 17 Ave SW First Capital Realty/Travis Makoloski/403-257-6894/travis.makoloski@fcr.ca

44,723 24,119 24,131 146

2006

749 Centre 601

601 17 Ave SW 403-538-2511/brendan.keen@colliers.com / nick.preston@colliers.com

21,017 9,004

18,009 44

1978

34,542 8,900

7,972

1980 1976

752 National Block

1550 5 St SW Monika Blachut/403-266-5000/monika.blachut@arlingtonstreet.ca

754 534

534 17 Ave SW Brett Baker/403-770-2300/bbaker@strategicgroup.ca

24,965 6,275

4,860

758 Aurora Building

524 17 Ave SW Avison Young/403-262-3082/eric.demaere@avisonyoung.com

21,272 4,000

6,108

3 1958/09

771 Notre Dame Place

255 17 Ave SW 403-267-7480/rick.urbanczyk@am.jll.com/adam.ramsay@am.jll.com

48,635 9,940

5,241

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BUILDING ADDRESS

LEASING CONTACT (TELEPHONE/E-MAIL)

BLDG AREA

RETAIL AREA

AVG FL PLATE

PKNG # OF STALLS FLOORS

BUILT/ RENO

NORTHEAST NE NORTHEAST G7 Edmonton Trail

1319 Edmonton Tr NE

G7 Meredith Block

611 Meredith Rd NE

G7 Centre 1110

1110 Centre St NE

David Lees & Adam Ramsay/Jones Lang LaSalle

11,854

2017

Ryan Remington/403-255-7005/ryan@remingtoncorp.com

182,475 2,800 19,499 289

2016

Berezan Management/Alison Wallace/403-508-5016/AWallace@berezan.ca

59,182 10,000

1981 2016

H3 Harvest Hills Off Pk II

6000, 333 96 Ave NE

Byron Guss/403-212-6384/bguss@qualico.com

73,623 24,000

176

H3 Harvest Hills Off Park I

5000, 333 96 Ave NE

Byron Guss/403-212-6384/bguss@qualico.com

71,038 24,000

281

2009

1111 Properties/403-295-0511/cara.jelleau@megasys.com

53,000 12,000

135

2001/15

H4 MegaSys Bsnss Ctr

1111 & 1115 57 Ave NE

H4 7315 8 Street NE

7315 8 St NE

Shannon Potter/403-266-1695/spotter@morguard.com

19,390 9,695

2000

H4 Deerfoot Atria S

6715 8 St NE

Colin Macdonald/403-303-2413/cmacdonald@bentallkennedy.com

162,046 56,400 1,636

468

1980

H4 Deerfoot Atria N

6815 8 St NE

Colin Macdonald/403-303-2413/cmacdonald@bentallkennedy.com

162,587 56,500

585

1981

H4 Novatel Building

1120 68 Ave NE

Shannon Potter/403-266-1695/spotter@morguard.com

90,133 45,000

148

1997

H4 Duncan Building

7575 8 St NE

Shannon Potter/403-266-1695/spotter@morguard.com

80,898 24,460

292

2001

H4 Harris Building

6732 8 St NE

Allan Bietz/403-303-2434/abietz@bentallkennedy.com

119,578 119,578

465

1982 1999

7326 10 St NE

Shannon Potter/403-266-1695/spotter@morguard.com

48,683 15,860

H4 Centre Eight Ten C

H4 Deerport Centre

7651-7665 10 St NE

Shannon Potter/403-266-1695/spotter@morguard.com

25,469 25,578

2000

H4 Centre Eight Ten A

7777 10 St NE

Shannon Potter/403-266-1695/spotter@morguard.com

28,888 29,494

2000 1976

H5 Pockar Court H5 541411 Street H5 ENFORM Building H5 YYC Business Centre H5 McCall Park Place B

625 42 Ave NE 5414/5430 11 St NE 5055 11 St NE 1440 Aviation Park NE 1323 44 Ave NE

Kim West/403-276-2269/kim@pockargroup.com

33,450 33,450

132

Landsman Properties Ltd/780-402-8854/janet@landsman.ca

53,104 26,000

100

Canadian Urban Ltd/877-612-7722/tferguson@canadianurban.com

64,200 17,660

425

2000

Westcorp Property Mgmt/Darrin Geddes/780-989-6166/dgeddes@westcorp.net

41,416

Andrew Borle/403-291-3199/aborle@estancia.ca

23,553 23,553

2002

1975

H5 McCall Court 1, 2 & 3

4311 12 St NE

Chris Law/403-266-5544/chris.law@collierscalgary.com

102,578 23,000

339

2008

H5 808

808 55 Ave NE

Ellisa Asaria/403-770-2300/easaria@strategicgroup.ca

80,188

2008

H5 McCall Park Place A

1331 44 Ave NE

Andrew Borle/403-291-3199/aborle@estancia.ca

18,897 18,897

1974

H6 Zurich Court

1538 25 Ave NE

Avison Young/Stephen Goertz/403-232-4322/steven.goertz@avisonyoung.com

110,000 55,000

213

1981/99

H6 Hampshire Court

3015 12 St NE

Hardy Nielsen/Garry Miller-Norcal/403-291-3010/gmiller@norcalgroup.com

25,000 12,500

1981

H6 PCL Building

2882 11 St NE

Larry Bennett/403-250-4800/lkbennett@pcl.com

30,000 15,000

113

1981

JLL/Rick Urbanczyk/403-456-5579/rick.urbanczyk@am.jll.com

35,359 18,735

Donna MacArthur/403-293-6027/vw@viewwest.net

80,016 16,003 1,400

H6 South Airways Building

3016 19 St NE

H6 Deerfoot Junction III

1212 31 Ave NE

1979

331

1981

H6 Deerfoot Junction I & II 3215 & 3225 12 St NE

Donna MacArthur/403-293-6027/vw@viewwest.net

94,000 31,333

377

1981

H6 311512 Street NE

Barclay Street/403-290-0170

74,055 21,279

170

1981 1999

3115 12 St NE

H6 300015 Street NE

3000 15 St NE

Paul Marsden/403-571-8764/paul.marsden@colliers.com

54,000

H6 342012 Street NE

3420 12 St NE

Chris Law/403-266-5544/chris.law@collierscalgary.com

57,345 58,000

176

110

H6 202032 Avenue NE

2020 32 Ave NE

Berezan Management/Alison Wallace/403-508-5016/AWallace@berezan.ca

108,890 108,890 70,567 141

1981

H6 Intl Datashare Bldg

1223 31 Ave NE

Triovest Realty Advisors/Darcy Payne/403-209-3492/dpayne@triovest.com

36,000 12,000

2004

H6 Deerfoot Court

1144 29 Ave NE

Sam Nathwani/403-750-0505/snathwani@strategicgroup.ca

75,138 13,601

177

1982

H6 Airways Business Plaza

1935 32 Ave NE

1986

Sam Nathwani/403-770-2300/snathwani@strategicgroup.ca

67,517 31,972

3440 12 St NE

Chris Law/403-266-5544/chris.law@collierscalgary.com

57,337 58,000

H7 CREB Building

300 Manning Rd NE

Cindy Halbauer/403-781-1330/cindy.halbauer@creb.ca

55,544 15,870

202

2000

H7 Comtech

233 Mayland Pl NE

Cindy Halbauer/403-781-1330/cindy.halbauer@creb.ca

22,358 7,450

906 1 Ave NE

Travis Makoloski/403-257-6894/travis.makoloski@fcr.ca

17,038

H6 3440 12 Street NE

H7 906 1 Avenue NE

1985

1,000

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BUILDING ADDRESS

LEASING CONTACT (TELEPHONE/E-MAIL)

BLDG AREA

RETAIL AREA

AVG FL PLATE

PKNG # OF STALLS FLOORS

BUILT/ RENO

H7 Willowglen Bsnss Pk

4 Manning Close NE

Stuart Watson/403-750-0540/Stuart.Watson@cbre.com

22,094 11,047

1,121

1980

H7 Willowglen Bsnss Pk

809 Manning Rd NE

Stuart Watson/403-750-0540/Stuart.Watson@cbre.com

31,447 10,482

1,121

1980

H7 Willowglen Bsnss Pk

8 Manning Close NE

Stuart Watson/403-750-0540/Stuart.Watson@cbre.com

34,807 11,602

1,121

1980

H7 Willowglen Bsnss Pk

801 Manning Rd NE

Stuart Watson/403-750-0540/Stuart.Watson@cbre.com

35,751 11,917

1,121

1980

H7 Willowglen Bsnss Pk

803 Manning Rd NE

Stuart Watson/403-750-0540/Stuart.Watson@cbre.com

31,450 10,483

1,121

1980

H7 Willowglen Bsnss Pk

805 Manning Rd NE

Stuart Watson/403-750-0540/Stuart.Watson@cbre.com

23,674 11,837

1,121

1980

H7 Willowglen Bsnss Pk

811 Manning Rd NE

Stuart Watson/403-750-0540/Stuart.Watson@cbre.com

23,788 11,894

1,121

1980

H7 Willowglen Bsnss Pk

807 Manning Rd NE

Stuart Watson/403-750-0540/Stuart.Watson@cbre.com

23,996 11,998

1,121

1980

H7 Willowglen Bsnss Pk

12 Manning Close NE

Stuart Watson/403-750-0540/Stuart.Watson@cbre.com

31,279 10,426

1,121

1980

H7 Willowglen Bsnss Pk

808 Manning Rd NE

Stuart Watson/403-750-0540/Stuart.Watson@cbre.com

13,808 13,808

1,121

1980

H7 Bridgeland Prof Bldg

1010 1 Ave NE

1981

Concert Realty Services Ltd/Jeff Juhala/604-688-9460/jjuhala@concertproperties.com

29,293 10,000 6,000

I1 RockyView Bsnss Pk A 261024 Dwight McLellan Tr

Shannon Potter/403-266-1695/spotter@morguard.com

143,533 105,577

2013

I1 RockyView Bsnss Pk B 261024 Dwight McLellan Tr

Shannon Potter/403-266-1695/spotter@morguard.com

155,866 155,866

135

2014

I1 RockyView Bsnss Pk C 261024 Dwight McLellan Tr

Shannon Potter/403-266-1695/spotter@morguard.com

174,800 174,800

162

2015

I5 Gas Liquids 2

Byron Guss/403-212-6384/bguss@qualico.com

58,912 19,000

174

1980/12

2735 39 Ave NE

I5 Horizon Bsnss Ctr I

2635 37 Ave NE

Berezan Management/Alison Wallace/403-508-5016/AWallace@berezan.ca

56,118 28,059

179

1981

I5 Horizon West

2723 37 Ave NE

Concert Realty Services/Jeff Juhala/604-688-9460/jjuhala@concertproperties.com

52,562 26,281

112

1980

1982

Chris Law/403-266-5544/chris.law@collierscalgary.com

57,779 58,000

215

I5 Horizon Bsnss Ctr II

I5 Imperial Square Horizon

2611 37 Ave NE

Berezan Management/Alison Wallace/403-508-5016/AWallace@berezan.ca

23,113 23,113 2,182

1981

I6 Stockman’s Centre

2116 27 Ave NE

Sean Clark/403-215-9869/sean.clark@colliers.com

62,638 22,656

159

1979

I6 Midwest Surveys Bldg 2827 Sunridge Blvd NE

blakee@midwestsurveys.com

82,225 41,112

191

1998

I6 Midwest 2

Avis Young/Larry Gurtler/403-232-4326/blakee@midwestsurveys.com

38,454 20,000

2007

I6 Mayfield Business Park I6 193527 Avenue

3500 25 St NE

2588 27 St NE 2520 23 St NE 1935 27 Ave NE

I6 Deerco Building

2915 21 St NE

I6 Windfire Building

2115 27 Ave NE

Donna MacArthur/403-293-6027/vw@viewwest.net

42,178 42,178 9,600

160

1991

Brian King/403-774-7111/management@norbergproperties.com

40,197 29,417

1980/14

Luke Mayer/403-648-0823/luke@cypressgroup.ca

43,542 21,771

1979

Barclay Street Real Estate/Ian Robertson/403-290-0178/Irobertson@barclaystreet.com

49,696 24,950

113

1981

I6 Vista Hghts Off Cmpx 1925 & 1933 18 Ave NE

Rick Urbancyzk/403-456-5579/rick.urbancyzk@am.jll.com

196,457 55,000

764

2008

I6 Sunridge Business Park

Rick Urbancyzk/403-456-5579/rick.urbancyzk@am.jll.com

52,173 24,000

2001

Berezan Management/Alison Wallace/403-508-5016 / AWallace@berezan.ca

148,244

27,798 305

Riverpark Properties/Derrick Carleton/403-253-0600/dcarleton@riverparkproperties.ca

87,241 29,080

I6 Airways Mall

2571/83 29 St NE 2323 32 Ave NE

I6 Yellow Pages Building

2891 Sunridge Way NE

I7 Mayland Heights Bldg

2410 2 Ave SE

1978

2001 1973

Charles Starke/403-374-2546/cstarke@shaw.ca

58,560

I7 Stantec Centre

325 25 St SE

Nicci Fedorek/403-777-0664/nicci.fedorek@gwlra.com

201,409 35,200

520

2003

I7 720 28 St NE

720 28 St NE

Paul McKay & Alexi Olcheski/Paul.mckay@avisonyoung.com/ Alexi.olcheski@avison.com

35,953 17,977

225

1980/04

Allan Bietz / 403-303-2434 / abietz@bentallkennedy.com

112,123 32,000

492

1977

Iain Ferguson & Luke Hamill/Iain.ferguson@avisonyoung.com/Luke.hamill@avison.com 137,395 137,395

225

1980

I7 Telus House I7 640–820 28 St. NE I7 Calfrac Building J5 Westwinds Bsnss Cmps IV

3030 2 Ave SE 640 820-28 St NE 335 25 St SE 3687 63 Ave NE

339

Chris Law/403-266-5544/chris.law@collierscalgary.com

22,058 23,000

100

Ryan Remington/403-255-7003/ryan@remingtoncorp.com

62,500 47,500

131

2012

J5 Hopewell Corp Ctr

2618 Hopewell Pl NE

Al Bietz/403-303-2434/abietz@bentallkennedy.com

76,812 15,000

258

2007

J5 2728 Hopewell Pl

2728 Hopewell Pl NE

Allan Bietz/403-303-2434/abietz@bentallkennedy.com

128,554

2000

J6 Sunridge Prof Ctr

2675 36 St NE

Lindsay Hills/403-282-9838/lindsay.hills@nwhreit.com

134,568 10,765 12,171 275

1985

Darren Anderson/403-207-6201/darren.anderson@cushwake.com

50,859 10,000

1977/02

J7 Marlborough Prof Bldg 310, 433 Marlborough Wy NE K7 Centre Eight Ten B I7 Northgate Village Mall

7640-7686 8 Ave NE 495 36 St NE

3195

Shannon Potter/403-266-1695/spotter@morguard.com

23,320 23,350

2000

Craig McGinley/403-444-2863/CMcginley@riocan.com

277,389

2174

1980

I7 Golder Building

2535 3 Ave SE

Allan Okabe/403-253-6950/aokabe@epicrealtypartners.com

221,668 28,485

372

2008

I7 Fifth Avenue Building

3016 5 Ave NE

Steve Blas/403-253-6950/sblas@mdcra.com

69,753 17,440

141

1978

J5 Westwinds Business Pk III

3687 63 Ave NE

Ryan Remington/403-255-7003/ryan@remingtoncorp.com

72,123 24,599

217

TBA

Prime Real Estate Group/403-452-7869/todd.dear@theprimegroup.ca

NW NORTHWEST B3 Royal Vista Prof Ctr II

4 Royal Vista Way NW

65,700 15,000 20,000 320

2019

403-452-7869/slarson-barabash@theprimegroup.ca/todd.dear@theprimegroup.ca 64,942 21,000 21,000 323

2013

400 Crowfoot Cres NW

Patrick Melton/780-945-2815/patmelton@melcor.ca

67,674 15,758 18,588 231

2002

5403 Crowchild Tr NW

Ralph Woessner/403-282-1428

56,721 20,940 25,429 228

1978

C4 Crowfoot West Bsnss Ctr 600 Crowfoot Cres NW

Stuart Watson/403-750-0540/stuart.watson@cbre.com

118,733 29,000 17,000 407

2008

C4 Crowfoot 75

Sean Flathers/403-203-3000/sflathers@telsec.ca

54,000 18,537

2016

B3 Royal Vista Prof Ctr

15 Royal Vista Pl NW

C4 Crowfoot Bsnss Ctr C4 Crowchild Square

75 Crowfoot Rise NW

C4 Crowfoot Village Prof Bldg 20 & 60 Crowfoot Cres NW

Lec Mroczek/403-705-3527/lmroczek@artisreit.com

18,301 9,233

D5 CF Market Mall Prof Ctr

Cadillac Fairview/Peter Stack/403-571-2532/peter.stack@cadillacfairview.com

103,855 23,886 3,939

4935 40 Ave NW

60 24

1998

1971/98

D6 Northwest Centre I

4500 16 Ave NW

Grant Allen/416-855-1485/gallen@starlightinvest.com

46,449 11,000

1981

D6 Northwest Centre II

4520 16 Ave NW

Grant Allen/416-855-1485/gallen@starlightinvest.com

34,491 11,500

1981

Ryan Darragh/403-692-4525/rdarragh@ronmor.ca

240,000

Randy Blasetti or Nick Lupi/403-286-1401/info@onenorthbusinesscentre.com

20,016

E1 Sage Hill Common E5 One North Bsnss Ctr

455 Sage Valley Dr NW 4503 Brisebois Dr NW

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SUBURBAN NORTH ID BUILDING NAME

BUILDING ADDRESS

LEASING CONTACT (TELEPHONE/E-MAIL)

E5 Northland Prof Bldg

4600 Crowchild Tr NW

E5 Provident Prof Bldg

4616 Valiant Dr NW

E5 UofC Research Ctr

3535 Research Rd NW

E6 Alastair Ross Tech Ctr

3553 31 St NW

E6 Foothills Prof Bldg

1620 29 St NW

F6 Northwest Prof Bldg

1640 16 Ave NW

F6 Capitol Hill Ctr

2004 14 St NW

F6 North Hill Ctr Off Tower Ph I

1490 14 Ave NW

F6 One Six

1510/1520 16 Ave NW

F6 Lions Pk

1503-1535 19 St NW

F6 North Hill Centre Prof Bldg

1500 14 Ave NW

BLDG AREA

RETAIL AREA

AVG FL PLATE

PKNG # OF STALLS FLOORS

BUILT/ RENO

Matt Keenan/403-984-1938/mkeenan@primarisreit.com

52,344 9,500

115

1978

Brian King/403-774-7111/management@norbergproperties.com

27,494 10,800

1974/13

George Thomson/403-220-6001/gthomson@ucalgary.ca

236,506 47,524

449

1989

Rick Urbancyzk/403-456-5579/rick.urbancyzk@am.jll.com

121,387 50,833

301

1989/00

Lindsay Hills/403-282-9838/lindsay.hills@nwhreit.com

59,460 19,820 5,062

230

1978/11

Great West Inc./403-252-4411/greatwest@telus.net

40,000 8,000

5,000

1968

Barclay Street Real Estate Ltd./ Shirley Ganong/403-290-0178/sganong@barclaystreet.com

22,000 10,000 10,000

1985

Steve Martin/403-303-2439/smartin@bentallkennedy.com

150,000 25,000

2011

Sam Nathwani/403-770-2300/snathwani@strategicgroup.ca

17,525

1989

JLL/D Lees, A Ramsay/ 403-456-2204/ david.lees@am.jll.com/adam.ramsay@am.jll.com

16,936 16,936

1991

Steve Martin/403-303-2439/smartin@bentallkennedy.com

34,119 14,000

120

1960 1980

F7 Westmount Building

1601 Westmount Rd NW

Real Estate Advisors Ltd/Don Rempel/403-264-4002

18,135 6,045

F7 Melcor Building

1422 Kensington Rd NW

Patrick Melton/780-945-2815/patmelton@melcor.ca

24,050 7,900

5,984

1980

David Lees/Jones Lang LaSalle/403-456-5581/david.lees@am.jll.com

45,745 22,890 20,000

1985

Andrew Borle/403-269-4381/aborle@estancia.ca

47,500 10,600 9,000

1981

Lindsay Hills/403-282-9838/lindsay.hills@nwhreit.com

74,952 22,943

671

257

1956/92

1975

F7 Plaza 14 F7 Kensington Prof Ctr

811 14 St NW 1228 Kensington Rd NW

F7 Riley Park Village

1402 8 Ave NW

F7 Hillhurst Building

301 14 St NW

F7 Kensington Place

1240 Kensington Rd NW

Christopher Baradoy/403-705-3535/cbaradoy@artisreit.com

62,882 15,500

111

Andrew Borle/403-269-4381/aborle@estancia.ca

48,500 15,500 5,919

1981

609 14 St NW

Christopher Baradoy/403-705-3527/cbaradoy@artisreit.com

49,498 10,000

112

1982

F7 Kensington Terrace

1220 Kensington Rd NW

Laurel Edwards/403-234-1951/ledwards@strategicgroup.ca

18,577 8,000

4,784

1975

F7 Kensington House

1167 Kensington Cres NW

Andrew Harrison/403-536-6544/aharrison@dream.ca

77,679 19,606 8,677

130

1982

G3 Bisma Centre

110 Country Hills Ldg NW

F7 Campana Place

Nikoline Thomson/Mike Simmt/780-488-0288/nthomson@mhagroup.ca

27,496 11,753

2003

G6 Braithwaite Boyle Centre

1701 Centre St NW

Katie Sapieha/403-750-0529/katie.sapieha@cbre.com

55,266 9,211

1982

G6 Centre Eleven

1121 Centre St NW

Sam Nathwani/403-770-2300/snathwani@strategicgroup.ca

63,334 12,884 6,039

1981

G6 Hill Park Plaza

2411 4 St NW

Andrew Borle/403-291-3199/aborle@estancia.ca

41,562 20,770 4,924

141

1966

Sam Nathwani/403-770-2300/snathwani@strategicgroup.ca

55,537 9,214

1982

G7 Centre 1000

1000 Centre St NE

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L AI

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130 AVE.

Shepard Sanitary Landfill

114 AVE.

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33 AVE.

17 AVE.

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SUBURBAN SOUTH ID BUILDING NAME

BUILDING ADDRESS

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LEASING CONTACT

(TELEPHONE/E-MAIL)

BLDG AREA

SE SOUTHEAST I3 Deerfoot 17

2710 17 Ave SE Sam Nathwani/403-770-2300/snathwani@strategicgroup.ca

RETAIL AREA

AVG FL PLATE

PKNG # OF STALLS FLOORS

BUILT/ RENO

68,099 9,728

177

1981

33,200 33,200

2008

30,364 30,364

106

2002

G3 Mtn View Bsnss Cmps 100

3600 4 St SE Katie Sapieha, Stuart Watson/Katie.sapieha@avisonyoung.com/Stuart.watson@avison.com 12,270 12,270

2010

G3 Mtn View Bsnss Cmps 200

200, 4000 4 St SE Katie Sapieha, Stuart Watson/Katie.sapieha@avisonyoung.com/Stuart.watson@avison.com 38,933 19,467

124

2008

G3 Mtn View Bsnss Cmps 300

300, 4000 4 St SE Katie Sapieha, Stuart Watson/Katie.sapieha@avisonyoung.com/Stuart.watson@avison.com 68,865 22,955

151

2011

21,600 21,600

1972

43,277 21,210

1954

11,739 11,739

2018

84,140 42,070

267

1979 1978

G3 Highfield Four

916 42 Ave SE Ryan Darragh/403-692-4525/rdarragh@ronmor.ca

G3 Manhattan Vintage

4639 Manhattan Rd SE Chris Law/403-266-5544/chris.law@collierscalgary.com

G4 Manchester Secondary

5151 3 St SE CBRE Ltd/Stuart Watson/403-263-4444/stuart.watson@cbre.com

G4 Manchester Building

339 50 Ave SE CBRE Ltd/Karen Hermeston/403-263-4444/karen.hermeston@cbre.com

G4 5757 4th

5757 4 St SE Allan Zivot/403-232-4307/allan.zivot@avisonyoung.com

G4 Phillips Park D&C

6115/6215 3 St SE Amy Kelso/403-777-2731/akelso@pbaland.com

G4 Northern Property Bldg

6131 6 St SE Hughie Graham/867-873-4085/hgraham@npreit.com

33,706 16,853

G4 Centron Corner 3

6223 2 St SE S Goertz, A Sorensen/Steven.goertz@avisonyoung.com/Anna.sorensen@avison.com

30,451 30,451

1 1965/97

6227 2 St SE S Goertz, A Sorensen/Steven.goertz@avisonyoung.com/Anna.sorensen@avison.com

13,736 13,736

1997

25,000 25,500

2007

G4 Centron Corner 4 G4 Ronmor Bsnss Ctr I

808 42 Ave SE Ryan Darragh/403-692-4525/rdarragh@ronmor.ca

G4 Phillips Park A&B

6120/6060 2 St SE Amy Kelso/403-777-2731/akelso@pbaland.com

185,487 92,744

267

1979

G4 Phillips Square A

5980 Centre St SE Amy Kelso/403-777-2731/akelso@pbaland.com

12,550 12,550

166

1998

G4 Phillips Square B

5960 Centre St South Amy Kelso/403-777-2731/akelso@pbaland.com

18,835 13,507

166

1998

G4 Phillips Square C

5970 Centre St S Amy Kelso/403-777-2731/akelso@pbaland.com

27,014 18,835

166

1998

179,194 89,597

180

1973

1968

G4 9th Street Warehouse

5760 9 St SE Gordon Realty/Kyle Gordon/403-215-7902/kyle@gordoncommercialrealty.com

G5 Centre 7500 B

7500 Macleod Tr SE Barclay Street Real Estate/403-290-0178/ Shirley Ganong/sganong@barclaystreet.com

17,648 17,648

G5 Centre 7500 A

7500 Macleod Tr SE Barclay Street Real Estate/403-290-0178/ Shirley Ganong/sganong@barclaystreet.com

22,151 11,000

1968

28,000 10,000

175

1999

1,429 688

1974

G5 Kingsway Building

7101 5 St SE Western Securities/403-263-6940/reception@westernsecurities.com

G5 Heritage Prof Bldg G5 Fairmount Shpg Plaza

8180 Macleod Tr SE Bernie St Pierre/403-259-3972/bstpierre@anthemproperties.com

43,644 10,911

9919 Fairmount Dr SE First Capital Realty/Matt Gratton/604-242-9046/matt.gratton@fcr.ca

G5 Heritage Square

8500 Macleod Tr SE Christopher Baradoy/403-705-3573/cbaradoy@artisreit.com

57,790 30,000

164

2 1979/08

312,458 62,000

851

1981

G6 Willow Park Centre

10325 Bonaventure Dr SE Ellisa Asaria/403-770-2300/easaria@strategicgroup.ca

77,898 19,644 22,517 207

1978

G7 Agrium Place

13131 Lake Fraser Dr SE Graham.Canvin@agrium.com

140,000 35,000

220

1999

G8 Midpark Centre

259 Midpark Way SE Brian Carlin/403-256-3888

47,288 15,685

1981

G8 Mariner Place

279 Midpark Way SE Brian Carlin/403-256-3888

34,344 14,000

1981

G8 Midpark Building

280 Midpark Way SE ICM Realty Group/Donna MacArthur/403-256-5350/dmacarthur@icmgroup.ca

31,207 16,603

105

2 1981/15

G8 Health Plus Building

290 Midpark Way SE May Sprague/888-688-0608/msprague@canreal.com

31,493 12,270

1982

G8 Midnapore Professional Bldg 239 Midpark Way SE Cushman Wakefield/David Walsh/403-261-1137

22,437 11,219

1980

G8 Midpark Court

251 Midpark Blvd SE Dean Burnett/403-253-2666

28,149 15,107

1981

G8 Atrium VI

295 Midpark Way SE Bruce Ferguson/403-254-6440/bruce.ferguson@lansdowne.ca

16,533 16,533

1982

G8 Atrium VII

340 Midpark Way SE Ken Dixon/403-253-6950/KDixon@epicrealtypartners.com

101,961 36,077

372

1981

60,905 20,302

2000

27,299 9,033

2003

60 Sunpark Plaza SE Laurel Edwards/403-770-2300/ledwards@strategicgroup.ca

60,023 15,006

142

2002

23 Sunpark Dr SE Laurel Edwards/403-770-2300/ledwards@strategicgroup.ca

179,075 44,769

496

2001

4,033 191

2005

G8 Parke at Fish Creek

14505 Bannister Rd SE Andrew Harrison/403-536-6544/aharrison@dream.ca

G9 51 Sunpark Drive SE

51 Sunpark Dr SE Ken Acheson/403-215-0380/lease@kennington.ca

G9 Sunpark Plaza G9 Sundance Place

67,470 21,982

2,706 197

G9 Sunpark Plaza

40 Sunpark Plaza SE Lindsay Hills/403-282-9838/lindsay.hills@nwhreit.com

G9 Sundance 6000

6000, 15 Sunpark Plaza SE Laurel Edwards/403-770-2300/ledwards@strategicgroup.ca

32,260 10,753 10,212 103

2004

G9 Sundance 1000

1000, 15 Sunpark Plaza SE Laurel Edwards/403-770-2300/ledwards@strategicgroup.ca

175,297 43,640

594

2002 1981

H2 221 18 Street SE

221 18 St SE Bruce Campbell/403-681-0733/rbc@telusplanet.net

47,206 15,735

139

H3 8th Street Bsnss Ctr

3603 8 St SE Luke Stiles/403-984-9800/lstiles@adventcommercial.com

86,054 86,054

112

1 1958/08

H3 West Canadian Building

1601 9 Ave SE Glen Simpson/403-232-4329/gsimpson@ay-ab.com

56,000 10,000 26,000 87

H3 Woodstone Building

1215 13 St SE Sydney von Vegesack/403-543-9600/svvegesack@alliedreit.com

31,023

3443 12 St SE Michael Massing/403-266-5544/Michael.Massing@colliers.com

H3 Foremost Brahma H4 Riverview

1210 58 Ave SE Allan Zivot/403-232-4307/allan.zivot@avisonyoung.com

H4 6325 12th Street SE

6325 12 St SE Allan Zivot/403-232-4307/allan.zivot@avisonyoung.com

H4 1135 64th Avenue SE

1135 64 Ave SE Allan Zivot/403-232-4307/allan.zivot@avisonyoung.com

H4 EHS Partnerships Building

4303 11 St SE Paul MacKinnon/403-243-0700

2008

2 1916/09

30,055 30,055

14,950 14,950

1 1973/03

43,914

43,295 21,648

12,000 12,000

1971

1977

H4 Ronmor Business Centre II

4242 7 St SE Ryan Darragh/403-692-4525/rdarragh@ronmor.ca

105,000 50,000

2007

H4 4027 7th Street SE

4027 7 St SE Ryan Darragh/403-692-4525/rdarragh@ronmor.ca

37,953 37,953

4,030

1955

H4 Vintage Park C

885 42 Ave SE Allan Bietz/403-303-2434/abietz@bentallkennedy.com

33,819 16,910

2000

H4 5925 12 Street SE

5925 12 St SE Denise MacInnis/403-692-6468/Denise.MacInnis@edonmgmt.com

88,518 44,259

1979

4129 8 St SE Ryan Darragh/403-692-4525/rdarragh@ronmor.ca

105,000 5,250

128

2007

H4 1035 64th Avenue SE

1035 64 Ave SE Ryan Darragh/403-692-4525/rdarragh@ronmor.ca

65,509 32,800

262

1977

H4 Airstate Centre

1200 59 Ave SE Denise MacInnis/403-692-6468/Denise.MacInnis@edonmgmt.com

113,585 36,756

438

2009

H4 Ronmor Business Centre III

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SUBURBAN SOUTH ID BUILDING NAME

BUILDING ADDRESS

LEASING CONTACT (TELEPHONE/E-MAIL)

BLDG AREA

RETAIL AREA

AVG FL PLATE

PKNG # OF STALLS FLOORS

BUILT/ RENO

H4 Riverview Atrium I

1209 59 Ave SE Denise MacInnis/403-692-6468/Denise.MacInnis@edonmgmt.com

61,418 29,212

172

1980

H4 6025 12 Street SE

6025 12 St SE Denise MacInnis/403-692-6468/Denise.MacInnis@edonmgmt.com

89,840 44,920

115

1978

H4 Riverview Atrium II

6025 11 St SE Denise MacInnis/403-692-6468/Denise.MacInnis@edonmgmt.com

95,171 32,130

282

1998

H4 Vintage Park B

855 42 Ave SE Allan Bietz/403-303-2434/abietz@bentallkennedy.com

33,718 16,859

2000

H4 Vintage Park A

807 42 Ave SE Allan Bietz/403-303-2434/abietz@bentallkennedy.com

10,560 10,540

1999

H5 12th Street Property

7260 12 St SE Jim Courtney/403-869-8525/jcourtney@naiadvent.com

85,121 50,716

186

1998

H5 Railway Corp Ctr A

6807 Railway St SE Avison Young/Paul McKay/403-629-2496/paul.McKay@avisonyoung.com

75,767 25,255

2007

H5 Railway Corp Ctr B

6835 Railway St SE Avison Young/Paul McKay/403-629-2496/paul.McKay@avisonyoung.com

59,314 19,771

2007

7180 11 St SE Howard Bell/403-253-0600/hbell@riverparkproperties.ca

25,369 11,000

1986

30 Glendeer Cir SE Ryan Remington/403-255-7003/ryan@remingtoncorp.com

20,258 10,000

245

1998

575 28 St SE Denise MacInnis/403-692-6468/Denise.MacInnis@edonmgmt.com

18,972 18,972

1981

2936 Radcliffe Dr SE Denise MacInnis/403-692-6468/Denise.MacInnis@edonmgmt.com

13,101 13,101

1980

525 28 St SE Denise MacInnis/403-692-6468/Denise.MacInnis@edonmgmt.com

72,176 22,870

157

1981

2213 50 Ave SE Ryan Remington/403-255-7006/ryan@remingtoncorp.com

31,770 15,000

129

2016

200 Rivercrest Dr SE Alexi Olcheski/403-232-4332/alexi.olcheski@avisonyoung.com

88,157 44,078

287

1981

86,474 29,000

352

2009

I5 Jacobs Engineering Bldg 205 Quarry Park Blvd SE Ken Dixon/403-253-6950/kdixon@epicrealtypartners.com

356,020 89,005

1765

2008

I5 Quarry Central

168,826 57,000

500

2012

I5 Quarry Park N Cmps B 160 Quarry Park Blvd SE Chris Law/403-266-5544/chris.law@collierscalgary.com

59,969 20,953

180

2009

I5 Quarry Park N Cmps C 140 Quarry Park Blvd SE Nicci Fedorek/403-777-0664/nicci.fedorek@gwlra.com

103,021 34,000

272

2008

I5 Glenmore Commerce Ct

60,315 28,978

1,885

1974

H5 7180 11 Street H5 Glendeer Junction I2 575 28 Street SE I2 2936 Radcliffe Drive SE I2 Radisson Centre I4 Rangewinds Lafarge I5 Riverbend Atrium I5 109 Quarry Park

109 Quarry Park Blvd SE Allan Bietz/403-303-2434/abietz@bentallkennedy.com 115 Quarry Park Rd SE Shannon Potter/403-266-1695/spotter@morguard.com

2880 Glenmore Tr SE Sam Nathwani/403-770-2300/snathwani@strategicgroup.ca

I5 Quarry Crossing A

48 Quarry Park Blv SE Ryan Remington/403-255-7003/ryan@remingtoncorp.com

160,603 33,400

454

2015

I5 Quarry Crossing B

28 Quarry Park Blvd SE Ryan Remington/403-255-7003/ryan@remingtoncorp.com

161,926 33,400

473

2015

I5 Quarry Park Blvd Ctr

110 Quarry Park Blvd SE Chris Law/403-266-5544/chris.law@collierscalgary.com

103,206 34,000

374

2010

I5 Quarry Park West

200 Quarry Park Blvd SE Ryan Remington/403-255-7003/ryan@remingtoncorp.com

94,599 30,000

270

2009

I6 Quarry Park Child Care

10702 18 St SE Ryan Remington/403-255-7007/ryan@remingtoncorp.com

36,000 18,000

2016

I7 2912 Memorial Drive SE

2912 Memorial Dr SE Denise MacInnis/403-692-6468/Denise.MacInnis@edonmgmt.com

68,838 23,220

187

1979

72,495 35,190 54,278 170

1975

J3 Clayburn Centre

1830 52 St SE Bruce Ferguson/403-254-6440/bruce.ferguson@lansdowne.ca

J7 Shepard Industrial A

12686 48 St SE Colin Macdonald/403-303-2413/cmacdonald@bentallkennedy.com

32,452 2,400

100

2009

J7 Shepard Industrial B

4948 126 Ave SE Colin Macdonald/403-303-2413/cmacdonald@bentallkennedy.com

32,370 2,300

2006

J7 Shepard Industrial C

100, 5126 126 Ave SE Colin Macdonald/403-303-2413/cmacdonald@bentallkennedy.com

17,941 2,900

115

2009

J7 Shepard Industrial D

200,5126 126 Ave SE Colin Macdonald/403-303-2413/cmacdonald@bentallkennedy.com

32,430 2,800

2009

94,000 16,000

370

2016

J9 Seton Prof Ctr

3815 & 3883 Front St SE Donna MacArthur/403-293-6027/vw@viewwest.net

SW SOUTHWEST B2 West 85th Phase I

8561 8A Ave SW Bri-Mor Developments/403-250-5650

66,645 20,000 20,482 56

2013

B2 West 85th Phase II

8560 8A Ave SW Bri-Mor Developments/403-250-5650

41,584

2016

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BUILDING ADDRESS

LEASING CONTACT (TELEPHONE/E-MAIL)

BLDG AREA

RETAIL AREA

AVG FL PLATE

PKNG # OF STALLS FLOORS

BUILT/ RENO

B3 Aspen Landing 1

366 Aspen Glen Ldg SW West Peaks Real Estate/Mary Ann Stallings/403-716-3163/mstallings@westpeaks.ca

22,920

13,056 900

2009

B3 Aspen Landing 2

339 Aspen Glen Ldg SW West Peaks Real Estate/Mary Ann Stallings/403-716-3163/mstallings@westpeaks.ca

23,247

11,635 900

2009

B3 Aspen Landing 3

333 Aspen Glen Ldg SW West Peaks Real Estate/Mary Ann Stallings/403-716-3163/mstallings@westpeaks.ca

29,199

15,460 900

2009

D3 London Place West

5255 Richmond Pl SW First Capital Realty/Matt Gratton/604-242-9046/matt.gratton@fcr.ca

157,000 76,381 68,419 328

1 1987/13

D3 Glenbrook Plaza

3715 51 St SW First Capital Realty/Travis Makoloski/403-257-6894/travis.makoloski@fcr.ca

56,333 24,000 36,349 250

2 80/02/15

D3 Richmond Square

3915 51 St SW First Capital Realty/Travis Makoloski/403-257-6894/travis.makoloski@fcr.ca

99,643 101,721 80,126 342

1985

E3 Westbrook Prof Bldg

1630 37 St SW Darren Anderson/403-207-6201/darren.anderson@cushwake.com

50,999 25,500 25,500 200

1974

52,000 17,333 15,221 110

2015

36,769 12,300

119

2000

47,806 15,935

135

2008

E3 Corus Centre

3320 17 Ave SW JLL/Rick Urbanczyk/403-456-5579/rick.urbanczyk@am.jll.com

E4 Lincoln Park Centre

37 Richard Way SW Nicci Fedorek/403-777-0664/nicci.fedorek@gwlra.com

E4 Lincoln Park Off Ctr

5 Richard Way SW Steve Blas/403-253-6950/sblas@mdcra.com

E4 Westmount 4820

4820 Richard Rd SW 403-202-7375/bill.richards@quadreal.com/kyle.decaire@quadreal.com

159,352 26,000

320

2013

E4 Westmount 4838

4838 Richard Rd SW 403-202-7375/bill.richards@quadreal.com/kyle.decaire@quadreal.com

197,525 26,903

269

2009

E4 Westmount 4906

4906 Richard Rd SW 403-202-7375/bill.richards@quadreal.com/kyle.decaire@quadreal.com

61,138 20,380

183

2010

E4 Westmount 4954

4954 Richard Rd SW 403-202-7375/bill.richards@quadreal.com/kyle.decaire@quadreal.com

80,380 21,600

245

2006

E4 Westmount 5010

5010 Richard Rd SW 403-202-7375/bill.richards@quadreal.com/kyle.decaire@quadreal.com

33,529 11,000

3,000 123

2013

8,435 4,791

6,567

1964 2009

F3 1124

1112 & 1124 17 Ave SW Brett Baker/403-770-2300/bbaker@strategicgroup.ca

F3 Shoppes of Marda Loop

2031 33 Ave SW Ryan Darragh/403-692-4525/rdarragh@ronmor.ca

40,276 20,138 22,000 107

F3 LocalMotive Crossing

1240 20 Ave SW Sydney von Vegesack/403-543-9600/svvegesack@alliedreit.com

43,561 11,783

3 1905/07

F3 Odeon

2040 33 Ave SW Kalen Morton/403-692-4635/kmorton@ronmor.ca

46,223

F4 Garrison Corner

3425 22 St SW Ryan Darragh/403-692-4525/rdarragh@ronmor.ca

F5 Glenmore Landing

1600 90 Ave SW Colin Peter/403-538-2717/cpeter@riocan.com

F8 Canyon Mdws Shoppg Ctr

147,234

11625 Elbow Dr SW B Keen, N Preston/403-538-2512/brendan.keen@colliers.com/nick.preston@colliers.com

G3 Alberta Prof Bldg

40,124 13,300

320 23 Ave SW Colliers/Matt Lannon/403-266-5544/Matt.Lannon@colliers.com

10,756 99 -

116,227 0

2017

2015

2 1980/14

75,228 37,614 37,614 310

34,715 8,680

4 1970/07

1979

G3 Academy Building

1812 4 St SW Chris Chan/403-228-3838/cchan@wci.ca

42,743 5,581

7,121

1962

G3 Rideau Medical/Dental

1711 4 St SW Chris Chan/403-228-3838/cchan@wci.ca

35,604 7,275

6,228

1968

G3 Addison House

501 18 Ave SW Chris Chan/403-228-3838/cchan@wci.ca

42,554 5,000

12,050 124

1962

G3 Mission Comm Ctr

333 24 Ave SW Allan Sherlock/403-243-4446/sri@securerealtyinc.com

53,307 21,000 20,000 88

2003

103,000 7,262

1978

G3 Mission Square

2424 4 St SW Alexi Olcheski/403-232-4332/alexi.olcheski@avisonyoung.com

G3 Holy Cross

2310 2 St SW Bow River Management/Dale Couprie/403-852-4448/dcouprie@bowriverleasing.com 371,481

488

0 1928/55/67

G3 Mission Centre

2303 4 St SW Sam Nathwani/403-770-2300/snathwani@strategicgroup.ca

80,075 7,546

17,673 199

11 1974/05

G3 2020

2004 4 St SW Ellisa Asaria/403-770-2300/easaria@strategicgroup.ca

136,201

20,000 299

2013

G3 1800

1800 4 St SW Ellisa Asaria/403-770-2300/easaria@strategicgroup.ca

34,144 6,208

13,052 207

1977

G3 Ronmor Block

2115 4 St SW Kalen Morton/403-692-4635/kmorton@ronmor.ca

17,679

G4 Atrium Square

4014 Macleod Tr SW Shane Olin/403-313-5305/mzaharichuk@blackstonecommercial.com

G4 Britannia Crossing

5119 Elbow Dr SW Angela Hill/403-209-5555/ah@opuscorp.ca

7,415 160

- -

48,847 15,000

5,500

1992

66,662 13,332 12,766 102

2014

G4 Weston Centre

5819 2 St SW R Urbanczyk/A Ramsay/403-456-5579/rick.urbanczyk@am.jll.com/adam.ramsay@am.jll.com

21,787 9,700

3,000

1979

G4 4723 1st Street SW

4723 1 St SW CBRE/Stuart Watson/403-264-4444/stuart.watson@cbre.com

28,947 11,600

3 1979/05

G4 Touchstone Corp Ctr

222 58 Ave SW Katie Sepieha/403-750-0529/katie.sapieha@cbre.com

45,686 8,450

3,782

6 1981/13

G4 6020 Business Park

6020 1A St SW Ryan Darragh/403-692-4525/rdarragh@ronmor.ca

40,334 40,334

161

1992

4,103 180

1970 1978

G4 MacLeod Place II

5940 Macleod Tr SW Brett Baker/403-770-2300/bbaker@strategicgroup.ca

G4 5800 2nd Street SW

105,571 11,730

5800 2 St SW Tyler Realty/Doug C. Debnam/403-253-0333/doug@tylerrealty.com

G4 Sloane Square G4 MacLeod Place I

12,772 6,350

5920 1A St SW Kalen Morton/403-692-4525/kmorton@ronmor.ca

70,500 70,500

234

1 1976/07

5920 Macleod Tr SW Brett Baker/403-770-2300/bbaker@strategicgroup.ca

80,723 10,090

9,815 185

1966

5824 2 St SW Riverpark Properties/Howard Bell/403-253-0600/hbell@riverparkproperties.ca

20,430 7,000

3,123

1979

G4 Chinook Prof Bldg

6455 Macleod Tr SW Cadillac Fairview/Peter Stack/403-571-2532/peter.stack@cadillacfairview.com

44,273 8,533

1965

G5 Horton Park B

9705 Horton Rd SW Marlene Zaharichuk/403-313-5309/mzaharichuk@blackstonecommercial.com

11,171 5,585

1976

G5 Horton Park C

9705 Horton Rd SW Marlene Zaharichuk/403-313-5309/mzaharichuk@blackstonecommercial.com

22,461 4,828

1976

16,883 5,628

2,052

1980

80,895 491

2015

G4 5824 2nd Street SW

G5 506 71st Avenue SW

506 71 Ave SW Kennington Properties /403-215-0380/ken.acheson@kennington.ca

G5 Heritage Station

8835 Macleod Tr SW Westcorp Property Management/Darrin Geddes/780-989-6166/dgeddes@westcorp.net 110,005

G5 Centre 89

8989 Macleod Tr SW Fortune Properties/Orion Taylor/403-252-2828/orion@fortunecalgary.com

65,750 13,500 17,000 155

1979

G5 Centre 70

7015 Macleod Tr SW Andrew Harrison/403-536-6546/aharrison@dream.ca

132,329 12,658 19,549 235

1977

G5 Rockyview Health Ctr I 1011 Glenmore Tr SW Lindsay Hills/403-282-9838/lindsay.hills@nwhreit.com

68,815 17,204

1977

G5 Rockyview Health Ctr II

1016 68 Ave SW Lindsay Hills/403-282-9838/lindsay.hills@nwhreit.com

53,416 26,707

1201 Glenmore Tr SW Lindsay Hills/403-282-9838/lindsay.hills@nwhreit.com

138,256 23,042

G5 Glenmore Prof Ctr

2,483 122 -

303

2 1975/09

1,002 388

2007

G5 Sovereign Centre

6700 Macleod Tr SW Triovest Realty Advisors/Darcy Payne/403-209-3492 / dpayne@triovest.com

99,919 14,274 13,282 272

2001

G6 Horton Park A

9705 Horton Rd SW Marlene Zaharichuk/403-313-5309/mzaharichuk@blackstonecommercial.com

21,407 9,000

1976

G6 Southland Park 10201-10333 Southport Rd SW JLL/Rick Urbanczyk/403-456-5579/rick.urbanczyk@am.jll.com

900,043 164,664 20,378 2,662 12 1978/2008

G6 Southland Court

10601 Southport Rd SW Berezan Management/Alison Wallace/403-508-5016/AWallace@berezan.ca

71,031 23,000

G6 Southland Tower

10655 Southport Rd SW Berezan Management/Alison Wallace/403-508-5016/AWallace@berezan.ca

209,643 14,585

8,190 350 421

638

1980

1982

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BUILDING NAME

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SIZE IN SINGLE/ SQ. FT. MULTI-TENANT

RANGE OF BAY SIZE

CLG HT

DOCK/ RAIL DRIVE-IN ACC.

YEAR BUILT

1 ACADIA 2 AIRWAYS Classic Classic Truck

1925 3 Ave NE

Andre Borle

403-291-3199/aborle@estancia.ca

32,573

2121 41 Ave NE

Andre Borle

403-291-3199/aborle@estancia.ca

18,877

2,400–9,828

3,008–6,016

2169–2181 41 Ave NE

2169, 2181 41 Ave NE

Andre Borle

403-291-3199/aborle@estancia.ca

15,066

Pilot

2180, 2200 39 Ave NE

Andre Borle

403-291-3199/aborle@estancia.ca

21,782

Big Dog

3501 23 St NE

Andre Borle

403-291-3199/aborle@estancia.ca

30,799

2,112–14,784

Bestview

4261 23 St NE

Andre Borle

403-291-3199/aborle@estancia.ca

13,962

1,752–7,060

SMS/Omni Building

4321 23B St NE

Andre Borle

403-291-3199/aborle@estancia.ca

21,364

McKnight Building

1437 47 Ave NE

Andre Borle

403-291-3199/aborle@estancia.ca

89,501

4001 to 4019 McKnight

4019 23 St NE Y

Shane Henke

403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

15,787

1976

Airways Business Park

4001 19 St NE Y

Shane Henke

403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

37,385

DD/LD

1978

Airways Business Park

3401 19 St NE Y

Shane Henke

403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

63,962

1,440–3,360

3 ALBERT PARK 4 BONNYBROOK 4150 14A St SE

4150 14A St SE

Rick Pauloski

403-259-2886/rickp.harmin@shaw.ca

30,200

1967

1400 41 Ave SE

Rick Pauloski

403-259-2886/rickp.harmin@shaw.ca

30,720

1967

1500 41 Ave SE

Rick Pauloski

403-259-2886/rickp.harmin@shaw.ca

16,000

1967

1400 42 Ave SE

Rick Pauloski

403-259-2886/rickp.harmin@shaw.ca

15,600

1967

1500 42 Ave SE

Rick Pauloski

403-259-2886/rickp.harmin@shaw.ca

12,800

1967

4138 16 St SE

Rick Pauloski

403-259-2886/rickp.harmin@shaw.ca

9,000

1967

5 BURBANK Dunnet 6303 Burbank Rd SE

5875 9 St SE 6303 Burbank Rd SE

McCOR Management

403-263-0100/sfarrell@mccor.ca

22,825

Rick Pauloski

403-259-2886/rickp.harmin@shaw.ca

20,600

16,417–6,408

6 BURNS INDUSTRIAL 6020 11 St SE

6020 11 St SE Y

Denise MacInnis

403-692-6468/denise.macinnis@edonmgmt.com

29,008

1980

6120 11 St SE

6120 11 St SE Y

Denise MacInnis

403-692-6468/denise.macinnis@edonmgmt.com

38,256

1978

6125 12 St SE

6125 12 St SE Y

Denise MacInnis

403-692-6468/denise.macinnis@edonmgmt.com

43,899

1977

6320 11 St SE

6320 11 St SE Y

Denise MacInnis

403-692-6468/denise.macinnis@edonmgmt.com

46,214

1978

1220 59 Ave SE

1220 59 Ave SE Y

Denise MacInnis

403-692-6468/denise.macinnis@edonmgmt.com

60,032

1979

1110 58 Ave SE

1110 58 Ave SE Y

Denise MacInnis

403-692-6468/denise.macinnis@edonmgmt.com

81,398

1973

Heat Transfer Plant (HTP)

6324 10 St SE y

Denise MacInnis

403-692-6468/denise.macinnis@edonmgmt.com

29,520

1998

5925 12 St SE

5925 12 St SE y

Denise MacInnis

403-692-6468/denise.macinnis@edonmgmt.com

67,061

1979

6025 12 St SE

6025 12 St SE y

Denise MacInnis

403-692-6468/denise.macinnis@edonmgmt.com

71,397

1978

Allan Bietz

403-303-2434/abietz@bentallkennedy.com

75,997

1988

Sean Flathers

sflathers@telsec.ca

15,316

5,319–9,997

20,000–45,000

7 CALGARY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT McCall North Trade Park A

8001 21 St NE

9,154

8 CROWFOOT 155 Crowfoot Way

155 Crowfoot Way

1989

9 DEERFOOT Harris Building

6732 8 St NE Y

Allan Bietz

403-303-2434/abietz@bentallkennedy.com

119,551

LD/DD

1985

CAL040

7015 8 ST NE

Chris Law

403-571-8769/chris.law@colliers.com

14,540

DD/LD

1978

CAL039 Honda

7019 8 ST NE

Chris Law

403-571-8769/chris.law@colliers.com

14,234

DD/LD

1978

10 DEERFOOT BUSINESS CENTRE Calgary Airfreight & Logistics Ctr

46 Aero Dr NE Y

Nicci Fedorek

403-777-0664/nicci.fedorek@gwlra.com

83,516

LD/DD

2007

Calgary Airfreight & Logistics Ctr

47 Aero Dr NE Y

Nicci Fedorek

403-777-0664/nicci.fedorek@gwlra.com

101,661

6,500–36,192

2009

Calgary Airfreight & Logistics Ctr

49 Aero Dr NE Y

Nicci Fedorek

403-777-0664/nicci.fedorek@gwlra.com

65,150

6,500–19,687

2009

Calgary Airfreight & Logistics Ctr

52 Aero Dr NE Y

Nicci Fedorek

403-777-0664/nicci.fedorek@gwlra.com

111,937

26,335–54,750

LD/DD

2007

Calgary Airfreight & Logistics Ctr

58 Aero Dr NE Y

Nicci Fedorek

403-777-0664/nicci.fedorek@gwlra.com

140,000

38,351–50,750

LD/DD

2008

11 DOUGLASDALE 3320–3336 114 Ave SE 3150 114 Ave SE

3320–3336 114 Ave SE

Sean Flathers

sflathers@telsec.ca

19,911

3,939–8,032

1999

3150 114 Ave SE

Sean Flathers

sflathers@telsec.ca

6,623

2004

3132 118 Ave SE

Sean Flathers

sflathers@telsec.ca

63,451

2004

3595 114 Ave SE

Sean Flathers

sflathers@telsec.ca

20,371

9,982–10,389

2007

11500 35th St SE

11500 35 St SE

Sean Flathers

sflathers@telsec.ca

69,062

1,148–22,656

1999

11505 35 St SE

Sean Flathers

sflathers@telsec.ca

25,456

9,550–15,906

2004

3122 114 Ave SE

Sean Flathers

sflathers@telsec.ca

9,954

2001

3130 114 Ave SE

Sean Flathers

sflathers@telsec.ca

13,819

2000

3364 114 Ave SE

Sean Flathers

sflathers@telsec.ca

20,000

2000

3400 to 3424 114 Ave SE

3400-3424 114 Ave SE

Sean Flathers

sflathers@telsec.ca

19,908

2,370–3,333

2001

3500-3520 114 Ave SE

Sean Flathers

sflathers@telsec.ca

23,081

3,510–6,768

2002

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INDUSTRIAL

BUILDING NAME

BUILDING ADDRESS

BOMA LEASING CONTACT (PHONE/E-MAIL) MBR

SIZE IN SINGLE/ SQ. FT. MULTI-TENANT

RANGE OF BAY SIZE

CLG HT

DOCK/ RAIL DRIVE-IN ACC.

YEAR BUILT

12 DUFFERIN South Glenmore Distrib Ctr

5350 86 Ave SE Y

Colin Macdonald

403-303 2413/cmacdonald@bentallkennedy.com

345,674

South Glenmore Distrib Ctr

5500 84 Ave SE Y

Colin Macdonald

403-303-2413/cmacdonald@bentallkennedy.com

345,674

90,000–146,000

Glenmore Centre 20

550 71 Ave SE Y

Laurae Spindler

403-536-1180/lspindler@dream.ca

57,825

3,000–13,000

Glenmore Centre 21

616 71 Ave SE Y

Laurae Spindler

403-536-1180/lspindler@dream.ca

21,894

3,000–13,000

Glenmore Centre 07

6810 6 St SE Y

Laurae Spindler

403-536-1180/lspindler@dream.ca

31,726

55–18,000

Glenmore Centre 08

6812 6 St SE Y

Laurae Spindler

403-536-1180/lspindler@dream.ca

56,754

3–21,000

Glenmore Centre 10

6908 6 St SE Y

Laurae Spindler

403-536-1180/lspindler@dream.ca

31,467

Glenmore Centre 11

6910 6 St SE Y

Laurae Spindler

403-536-1180/lspindler@dream.ca

Glenmore Centre 02

7003 5 St SE Y

Laurae Spindler

Glenmore Centre 03

7004 5 St SE Y

Glenmore Centre 01

LD/DD

2008

1982

1985

1978

21,189

2,000–10,000

1978

403-536-1180/lspindler@dream.ca

52,981

3,000–15,000

1975

Laurae Spindler

403-536-1180/lspindler@dream.ca

79,204

DD/LD

1975

7007 5 St SE Y

Laurae Spindler

403-536-1180/lspindler@dream.ca

23,191

DD/LD

1974

Glenmore Centre 24

7121 6 St SE Y

Laurae Spindler

403-536-1180/lspindler@dream.ca

19,274

1982

Glenmore Centre 22

7131 6 St SE Y

Laurae Spindler

403-536-1180/lspindler@dream.ca

29,002

1982

Glenmore Centre 05

610 70 Ave SE Y

Laurae Spindler

403-536-1180/lspindler@dream.ca

44,311

1985

Glenmore Centre 23

7111 6 St SE Y

Laurae Spindler

403-536-1180/lspindler@dream.ca

64,330

1985

611-615 & 7210-7610 5 St SE Y

Laurae Spindler

403-536-1180/lspindler@dream.ca

164,038

1975

7710 5 St SE Y

Laurae Spindler

403-536-1180/lspindler@dream.ca

58,853

1976

13 EAST FAIRVIEW

Glenmore Ctr Industrial Glenmore Centre 19

1,500–12,000

14 EASTLAKE CHR Warehouse

3961 106 Ave SE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235 3443/aelliot@creit.ca

153,089

Chevron

4055 106 Ave SE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235 3443/aelliot@creit.ca

153,087

2006 Jun-05

Wolsely

10775 42 St SE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235 3443/aelliot@creit.ca

86,973

2005

Kal Tire

10999 40 St SE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235 3443/aelliot@creit.ca

20,200

2007

Eastlake Business Ctr 2

11133 40 St SE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235 3443/aelliot@creit.ca

80,143

2006

Eastlake Business Ctr 1

11150 38 St SE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235 3443/aelliot@creit.ca

420,943

2006

4540 104 Ave SE

17,710

4540 104 Ave SE

Sean Flathers

sflathers@telsec.ca

15,716

2008

4615 112 Ave SE #100

4615 112 Ave SE (100)

Sean Flathers

sflathers@telsec.ca

16,183

1,730 1,838

2012

4615 112 Ave SE #200

4615 112 Ave SE (200)

Sean Flathers

sflathers@telsec.ca

14,411

1,713 1,845

2012

4615 112 Ave SE #300

4615 112 Ave SE (300)

Sean Flathers

sflathers@telsec.ca

26,598

3,156 8,672

2012

4615 112 Ave SE #400

4615 112 Ave SE (400)

Sean Flathers

sflathers@telsec.ca

23,341

3,248 13,756

2012

15 EAST SHEPARD 16 EASTFIELD Eastfield II

4788 50 Ave SE Y

Nicci Fedorek

403-777-0664/nicci.fedorek@gwlra.com

39,839

7,248–9,191

2001

Eastfield I

4807-4923 47 St SE Y

Nicci Fedorek

403-777-0664/nicci.fedorek@gwlra.com

235,758

16,171–75,437

2000

Shannon Potter

403-213 9701/spotter@morguard.com

70,217

4600–6100

1999

Eastfield Phase I

4550 50 Ave SE Y

17 FOOTHILLS 52nd St Business Ctr N

4800 52 St SE Y

Allan Bietz

403-303-2434/abietz@bentallkennedy.com

157,933

9,200–13,800

LD/DD

2000

52nd St Business Ctr S

4900 52 St SE Y

Allan Bietz

403-303-2434/abietz@bentallkennedy.com

147,180

9,200–32,200

LD/DD

2000

Prime Foothills N A

4605-4649 52 Ave SE

Allan Bietz

403-303-2434/abietz@bentallkennedy.com

202,141

Prime Foothills N B

4707-4733 52 Ave SE

Allan Bietz

403-303-2434/abietz@bentallkennedy.com

158,796

Prime Foothills N C

5003-5052 52 Ave SE

Allan Bietz

403-303-2434/abietz@bentallkennedy.com

163,554

Prime Foothills N D

5211-5241 52 St SE

Allan Bietz

403-303-2434/abietz@bentallkennedy.com

75,000

Bruce Currie

604 249 5123/bcurrie@huntingdoncapital.com

Doka Building

5404 36 St SE

36,240

DI/DD

1980

Barlow Centre

4760 72 Ave SE Y

Colin Macdonald

403-303-2413/cmacdonald@bentallkennedy.com

224,723

31,700–171,600

LD/DD

1990

52nd St Commerce Ctr

5251 48 Ave SE Y

Colin Macdonald

403-303-2413/cmacdonald@bentallkennedy.com

96,076

14,400–33,800

2000

4425 64 Ave SE

Jim Edwardson

403-540 0238/jim@manchesterproperties.ca

8,867

2,200–4,400

1980

4041 74 Ave SE

Jim Edwardson

403-540-0238/jim@manchesterproperties.ca

40,400

2,680–8,400

2915–2925 Barlow Tr

2925 58 Ave SE Y

Laurae Spindler

403-536-1180/lspindler@dream.ca

15,558

2,400–3,200

1976

3503–3521 Barlow Tr

3521 62 Ave SE Y

Laurae Spindler

403-536-1180/lspindler@dream.ca

13,371

1,200–2,400

LD/DD

1975

6804–6818 Barlow Tr

6818 30 St SE Y

Laurae Spindler

403-536-1180/lspindler@dream.ca

29,998

3,000–13,000

LD/DD

1976

7004–7042 Barlow Tr

7042 30 St SE Y

Laurae Spindler

403-536-1180/lspindler@dream.ca

94,029

4,100–16,500

LD/DD

1976

7504 30 St SE

7504 30 St SE Y

Laurae Spindler

403-536-1180/lspindler@dream.ca

138,729

16,000–116,000

3916 61 Ave SE

3916 61 Ave SE Y

Laurae Spindler

403-536-1180/lspindler@dream.ca

99,978

32,000–67,676

7503-35 St SE

7503 35 St SE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235 3443/aelliot@creit.ca

219,151

8,021–32,000

LD/DD

1975

3716 56 Ave SE

3716 56 Ave SE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

48,300

2,600

1980

3925 56 Ave SE

3925 56 Ave SE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

50,320

4,000

1980

Park 61

4215 61 Ave SE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

57,420

6,400

1976

Park 61

4315 61 Ave SE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

57,206

6,400

LD/DD

1976

Park 61

4415 61 Ave SE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

42,820

4,800

1978

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BUILDING NAME

Park 61

BUILDING ADDRESS

BOMA LEASING CONTACT (PHONE/E-MAIL) MBR

SIZE IN SINGLE/ SQ. FT. MULTI-TENANT

RANGE OF BAY SIZE

CLG HT

DOCK/ RAIL DRIVE-IN ACC.

YEAR BUILT

4451 61 Ave SE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

43,056

4,800

1978

5550 36 St SE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

47,118

1,200–3,000

1980

5700 Barlow Tr SE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

12,718

1,400

1980

5915 40 St SE

5915 40 St SE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

27,873

1,200–2,000

1980

5815 40 St SE

5815 40 St SE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

40,300

1,200–2,000

1981

5935 35 St SE

5935 35 St SE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

36,060

1,400–4,000

1979

5920 30 St SE

5920 30 St SE Y

Rick Pauloski

403-259-2886/rickp.harmin@shaw.ca

30720

DD/DI

1975

5940 30 St SE

Rick Pauloski

403-259-2886/rickp.harmin@shaw.ca

30720

1975

6112 30 St SE

Rick Pauloski

403-259-2886/rickp.harmin@shaw.ca

30720

1977

3700 78 Ave SE

Andre Borle

403-291-3199/aborle@estancia.ca

48,861

3816 64 St SE

5550 36 St SE 5700 Barlow Tr SE

Eljay Oak Creek

1,202–6,166

Andre Borle

403-291-3199/aborle@estancia.ca

22,394

Foothills West Building

2510 61 Ave SE Y

Shannon Potter

403-213 9701/spotter@morguard.com

183,192

43,690–79,500

1999

Foothills East Building

2600 61 Ave SE Y

Shannon Potter

403-213 9701/spotter@morguard.com

181,474

33,470–83,065

1999

Veritas Building

2700 61 Ave SE Y

Shannon Potter

403-213 9701/spotter@morguard.com

43,000

DD/LD

1999

9192 52 St SE Y

Shannon Potter

403-213 9701/spotter@morguard.com

129,725

9,613–22,310

2005

9229 Barlow Tr SE Y

Denise MacInnis

403-692-6468/denise.macinnis@edonmgmt.com

78,000

1965

9112–9192 Foothills S Bsnss Ctr 9229 Barlow Trail SE

18 FOREST LAWN 19 FRANKLIN Franklin 925

925 30 St NE Y

Brendan Davies

403-355 3396/bdavies@triovest.com

50,984

1978

1220 28 St NE

1220 28 St NE Y

Denise MacInnis

403-692-6468/denise.macinnis@edonmgmt.com

70,733

1978

3016 10 Ave NE

3016 10 Ave NE Odd Y

Denise MacInnis

403-692-6468/denise.macinnis@edonmgmt.com

72,343

1977

3016 10 Ave NE

3016 10 Ave NE Even Y

Denise MacInnis

403-692-6468/denise.macinnis@edonmgmt.com

50,706

1977

3103 14th Ave NE Y

Denise MacInnis

403-692-6468/denise.macinnis@edonmgmt.com

78,432

1985

1410 28 St NE

1410 28 St NE Y

Denise MacInnis

403-692-6468/denise.macinnis@edonmgmt.com

20,250

1977

1420 28 St NE

1420 28 St NE Y

Denise MacInnis

403-692-6468/denise.macinnis@edonmgmt.com

20,200

1998

1430 28 St NE

1430 28 St NE Y

Denise MacInnis

403-692-6468/denise.macinnis@edonmgmt.com

20,400

1998

1440 28 St NE

1440 28 St NE Y

Denise MacInnis

403-692-6468/denise.macinnis@edonmgmt.com

20,200

1998

1450 28 St NE

1450 28 St NE Y

Denise MacInnis

403-692-6468/denise.macinnis@edonmgmt.com

20,167

1998

1460 28 St NE

1460 28 St NE y

Denise MacInnis

403-692-6468/denise.macinnis@edonmgmt.com

20,400

1998

1470 28 St NE

1470 28 St NE y

Denise MacInnis

403-692-6468/denise.macinnis@edonmgmt.com

20,324

1998

1480 28 St NE

1480 28 St NE y

Denise MacInnis

403-692-6468/denise.macinnis@edonmgmt.com

20,400

1998

3103 14th Ave NE

DD/LD

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5329 72 Ave SE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235 3443/aelliot@creit.ca

92,387

1,200–5,600

2001/02

Great Plains B

5353 72 Ave SE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235 3443/aelliot@creit.ca

180,155

41,000–83,062

2002

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INDUSTRIAL BUILDING NAME

BUILDING ADDRESS

BOMA LEASING CONTACT (PHONE/E-MAIL) MBR

SIZE IN SINGLE/ SQ. FT. MULTI-TENANT

RANGE OF BAY SIZE

CLG HT

DOCK/ RAIL DRIVE-IN ACC.

YEAR BUILT

Great Plains C

5381 72 Ave SE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235 3443/aelliot@creit.ca

201,524

15,497–62,177

Hopewell J

5555 69 Ave SE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235 3443/aelliot@creit.ca

254,351

57,000–108,000

2002

Hopewell L

5664 69 Ave SE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235 3443/aelliot@creit.ca

309,690

50,000–124,000

2005

Hopewell K

5667 69 Ave SE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235 3443/aelliot@creit.ca

169,093

2007

6900 54 St SE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235 3443/aelliot@creit.ca

149,957

9,500–75,000

2007

Murray Kavanagh

403-235 3443/aelliot@creit.ca

454,977

Hopewell E & F Building A

Great Plains Business Park Y

2001/02

Building 1

1720 115 Ave NE Y

Phil Brown

403-234 3109/pbrown@oneproperties.com

393,674

18,700 & up

2013

Building 2

1802 118 Ave NE Y

Phil Brown

403-234 3109/pbrown@oneproperties.com

301,673

14,300 & up

2013

Building 3

1881 120 Ave NE Y

Phil Brown

403-234 3109/pbrown@oneproperties.com

384,931

17,600 & up

2015

Tull Business Ctr Bldg 1

8009 57th St SE

Target Realty Corp

403-301 7728/wayne@target-realty.com

12,056

LD/DI

2013

32 24

23 GREENVIEW 4528 6A St NE

4528 6A St NE

Kim West

403-276 2269/kim@pockargroup.com

12,000

1972

Pockar Park Bldg C

4300 5 St NE

Kim West

403-276 2269/kim@pockargroup.com

16,808

LD/DD

1994

Pockar Park Bldg D

4416 5 St NE

Kim West

403-276 2269/kim@pockargroup.com

20,640

3,800–5,800

1980

Pockar Park Bldg E

4500 5 St NE

Kim West

403-276 2269/kim@pockargroup.com

42,471

3,690–7,700

1981

Pockar Park Bldg EE

4600 5 St NE

Kim West

403-276 2269/kim@pockargroup.com

42,471

8,000–20,000

1981

Pockar Park Bldg F

4632 5 St NE

Kim West

403-276 2269/kim@pockargroup.com

20,000

4,000–12,000

1980

Pockar Park Bldg H

4639 6 St NE

Kim West

403-276 2269/kim@pockargroup.com

24,400

3,000–3,200

1980

Pockar Park Bldg I

4619 6 St NE

Kim West

403-276 2269/kim@pockargroup.com

29,280

3,600–7,200

1979

Pockar Park Bldg J

4539 6 St NE

Kim West

403-276 2269/kim@pockargroup.com

29,280

3,600–7,500

1979

Pockar Park Bldg K

4429 6 St NE

Kim West

403-276 2269/kim@pockargroup.com

24,400

3,000–6,000

1979

Pockar Park Bldg L

640 42 Ave NE

Kim West

403-276 2269/kim@pockargroup.com

48,297

4,264–4,611

Pockar Court Bldg B Springer

625 42 Ave NE 4127 & 4131 Edmonton Tr NE

2,400–4,800

Kim West

403-276 2269/kim@pockargroup.com

33,450

Andre Borle

403-291-3199/aborle@estancia.ca

25,474

1976

24 HAYSBORO 9715 Horton Rd SW

9715 Horton Rd SW

Sean Flathers

sflathers@telsec.ca

17,754

520–3,716

1974

9727 Horton Rd SW

Sean Flathers

sflathers@telsec.ca

17,070

1,490–4,532

1979

9805 Horton Rd SW

Sean Flathers

sflathers@telsec.ca

21,136

1,440 9,000

1978

9815 Horton Rd SW

Sean Flathers

sflathers@telsec.ca

16,021

1972

1350 42 Ave SE Y

Denise MacInnis

403-692-6468/denise.macinnis@edonmgmt.com 163318

1974

935 48 Ave SE

Jim Edwardson

403-540 0238/jim@manchesterproperties.ca

48,320

1968

1561 Hastings Cres SE

ICM Property Services Inc

403-256 5350/knault@icmpropertyservices.ca

41,756

LD/DI

1972

4324 12 St SE

ICM Property Services Inc

403-256 5350/knault@icmpropertyservices.ca

28,000

LD/DD

1970

1301–1313 Hastings Cres SE

1301 Hastings Cres SE

ICM Property Services Inc

403-256 5350/knault@icmpropertyservices.ca

26,700

16 LD/DD&DI N

1971

1517–1521 Hastings Cres SE

1521 Hastings Cres SE

ICM Property Services Inc

403-256 5350/knault@icmpropertyservices.ca

28,150

1972

1345 Highfield Cres SE

1997

25 HIGHFIELD 1350 42 Ave SE 915–935 48 Ave SE 1557–1569 Hastings Cres 4324 12 St SE

4021–4025 9 St SE 4027 7 St SE 4040 Blackfoot Tr SE

3,300–8,400

4,500

LD/DD

Kim West

403-276 2269/kim@pockargroup.com

14,190

Laurae Spindler

403-536-1180/lspindler@dream.ca

45,344

4027 7 St SE

Kalen Morten

403-692-4635/kmorton@ronmor.ca.

37,953

4,800–12,500

1955

4040 Blackfoot Tr SE

Kalen Morten

403-692-4635/kmorton@ronmor.ca.

145,000

13,900–83,000

1956

4021 to 4025 9 St SE Y

7,586–14,917

26 HORIZON Hopewell Business Pk A

2730 39 Ave NE Y

Allan Bietz

403-303-2434/abietz@bentallkennedy.com

110,464

10,600–37,500

LD/DD

2000

Hopewell Business Pk B

4300 26 St NE Y

Allan Bietz

403-303-2434/abietz@bentallkennedy.com

110,944

33,800–77,200

LD/DD

2000

Hopewell Business Pk E

4152 27 St NE Y

Allan Bietz

403-303-2434/abietz@bentallkennedy.com

97,105

9,400–75,000

LD/DD

2005

Hopewell Business Pk G

2808 Hopewell Pl NE Y

Allan Bietz

403-303-2434/abietz@bentallkennedy.com

64,318

10,600–15,000

LD/DD

2005

Hopewell Business Pk H

2765 48 Ave NE Y

Allan Bietz

403-303-2434/abietz@bentallkennedy.com

98,757

28,900–40,000

LD/DD

2002

3510 29 St NE Y

Shane Henke

403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

65,010

1,600–31,000

LD/DD

1998

2721 Hopewell Pl NE Y

Shane Henke

403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

37,690

3510 29 St NE 2721 Hopewell Pl NE

27 28 29 30 31 32

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Totem Building

2020 Centre Ave N Y

Brendan Davies

403-355 3396/bdavies@triovest.com

88,675

1967

33 MAYLAND HEIGHTS Mayland C

2421 Centre Ave

Charles Starke

403-374-2546/Charles@guardianAG.ca

30,111

4,800

3 ramps

Mayland

2410-2nd Ave

Charles Starke

403-374-2546/Charles@guardianAG.ca

46,072

3,100–6,600

1 ramp

N 1978/79 N 1978/79

Nexus

2424 2nd Ave

Charles Starke

403-374-2546/Charles@guardianAG.ca

12,800

N 1978/79

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INDUSTRIAL

BUILDING NAME

BUILDING ADDRESS

BOMA LEASING CONTACT (PHONE/E-MAIL) MBR

SIZE IN SINGLE/ SQ. FT. MULTI-TENANT

RANGE OF BAY SIZE

CLG HT

DOCK/ RAIL DRIVE-IN ACC.

YEAR BUILT

34 McCALL CAL055

3420 12 ST NE

Chris Law

403-571-8769/chris.law@colliers.com

57,345

DD/LD

1978

CAL029 Timbertown

3440 12 ST NE

Chris Law

403-571-8769/chris.law@colliers.com

57,337

DD/LD

1978

40th Ave Business Park

1339 40 Ave NE Y

Josh Magnusson

403-266-5544/josh.magnussen@colliers.com

47,920

1,600–20,600

LD/DD

2001

40th Ave Business Park

1431 40 Ave NE Y

Josh Magnusson

403-266-5544/josh.magnussen@colliers.com

38,140

1,600–17,700

1999

40th Ave Business Park

1435 40 Ave NE Y

Josh Magnusson

403-266-5544/josh.magnussen@colliers.com

67,717

1,200–5,500

1994

40th Ave Business Park

3950 12 St NE Y

Josh Magnusson

403-266-5544/josh.magnussen@colliers.com

14,400

2,400–12,000

LD/DD

1991

Engels

4709 14 St NE

Andre Borle

403-291-3199/aborle@estancia.ca

27,845

McCall Park

1323 44 Ave NE

Andre Borle

403-291-3199/aborle@estancia.ca

41,905

McCall Park

1331 44 Ave NE

Andre Borle

403-291-3199/aborle@estancia.ca

41,905

1135 to 1149 Deerfoot

1149 45 Ave NE Y

Shane Henke

403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

21,552

2,700

1974

1139 to 1165 Deerfoot

1165 40 Ave NE Y

Shane Henke

403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

57,402

4,096–20,480

LD/DD

1974

4402 to 4434 Deerfoot

4434 10 St NE Y

Shane Henke

403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

54,006

2,880–14,400

LD/DD

1974

4502 to 4516 Deerfoot

4516 10 St NE Y

Shane Henke

403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

28,653

3,600–7,200

1974

4504 to 4576 McKnight

4576 14 St NE Y

Shane Henke

403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

57,004

1,440–4,320

LD/DD

1976

4620 to 4640 Deerfoot

4640 11 St NE Y

Shane Henke

403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

21,124

1,920

LD/DD

1971

4710 to 4760 McKnight

4760 14 St NE Y

Shane Henke

403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

72,906

1,780–9,000

LD/DD

1976

4710 to 4760 McKnight

4760 14 St NE Y

Shane Henke

403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

72,908

1,780–9,000

LD/DD

1976

35 MERIDIAN 36 MERIDIAN FRANKLIN Meridian Business Ctr

925 28 St NE Y

Brendan Davies

403-355 3396/bdavies@triovest.com

143,154

1997

37 NORTH AIRWAYS 38 NORTH MANCHESTER 505 34 Ave SE

505 34 Ave SE

Jim Edwardson

403-540 0238/jim@manchesterproperties.ca

12,845

2,000–3,000

1960

519 34 Ave SE

Jim Edwardson

403-540 0238/jim@manchesterproperties.ca

19,247

1,400–2,500

1965

501 to 529 Manchester

529 36 Ave SE Y

Laurae Spindler

403-536-1180/lspindler@dream.ca

57,191

3,500–14,100

1974

530 to 544 Manchester

544 38A Ave SE Y

Laurae Spindler

403-536-1180/lspindler@dream.ca

23,987

3,000–6,000

1974

535 to 561 Manchester

561 36 Ave SE Y

Laurae Spindler

403-536-1180/lspindler@dream.ca

41,425

2,400–22,340

DD/LD

1974

39 PATTON 40 PEGASUS McCall North Trade Park B Portland St Depot

2100 78 Ave NE 2344 Portland St SE Y

Allan Bietz

403-303-2434/abietz@bentallkennedy.com

102,991

Shannon Potter

403-213 9701/spotter@morguard.com

477,686

8,050–134,816

350–3,463 29

DD/LD

1980 2001

42 RANGEWINDS Building B

2419 52 Ave SE Y

Colin Macdonald

403-303-2413/cmacdonald@bentallkennedy.com

46,630

6,000–18,000

LD/DD

2000

Building A

2425 52 Ave SE Y

Colin Macdonald

403-303-2413/cmacdonald@bentallkennedy.com

75,083

7,700–21,000

LD/DD

2000

Building H

2331 50 Ave SE Y

Colin Macdonald

403-303-2413/cmacdonald@bentallkennedy.com

39,543

3,500–8,000

2008

Building C

2355 52 Ave SE Y

Colin Macdonald

403-303-2413/cmacdonald@bentallkennedy.com

70,246

8,100–24,500

LD/DD

2004

Building D

2305 52 Ave SE Y

Colin Macdonald

403-303-2413/cmacdonald@bentallkennedy.com

76,962

7,200–11,700

LD/DD

2004

Building E

5500 22 St SE Y

Colin Macdonald

403-303-2413/cmacdonald@bentallkennedy.com

266,785

LD/DD

2006

Building F

5500 22 St SE Y

Colin Macdonald

403-303-2413/cmacdonald@bentallkennedy.com

130,000

LD/DD

2006

Building G

2312 52 Ave SE Y

Colin Macdonald

403-303-2413/cmacdonald@bentallkennedy.com

65,675

8,200–16,600

LD/DD

2008

43 RIVERVIEW Burns Building

6325 11 St SE

Kalen Morten

403-692-4635/kmorton@ronmor.ca.

70,750

2,000–19,000

57/14

1035 64 Ave SE

Kalen Morten

403-692-4635/kmorton@ronmor.ca.

44,367

1977

44 ROCKYVIEW Building 1

Dwight McLellan Tr Y

Shannon Potter

403-213 9701/spotter@morguard.com

105,576

7,500–45,000

2014

Building 2

Dwight McLellan Tr Y

Shannon Potter

403-213 9701/spotter@morguard.com

155,866

DD/LD

2014

Building 3

Dwight McLellan Tr Y

Shannon Potter

403-213 9701/spotter@morguard.com

174,800

37,950–174,800

DD/LD

2016

45 ROYAL VISTA 46 SHAWNESSY 47 SHEPARD 8950 Innovation Ave SE

Josh Magnusson

403-215 9867/josh.magnussen@colliers.com

20,000

DD/LD

Building A

8950 Innovation Ave SE

12686 48 St SE Y

Colin Macdonald

403-303-2413/cmacdonald@bentallkennedy.com

32,452

Building B

4948 126 Ave SE Y

Colin Macdonald

403-303-2413/cmacdonald@bentallkennedy.com

32,370

3,000

Building C

100-5126 126 Ave SE Y

Colin Macdonald

403-303-2413/cmacdonald@bentallkennedy.com

17,941

3,000

Building D

200-5126 126 Ave SE Y

Colin Macdonald

403-303-2413/cmacdonald@bentallkennedy.com

32,430

2,800

48 SKYLINE Skyline III

1003 55 Ave NE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

37,500

2,200

LD/DD

1977

Skyline III

1007 55 Ave NE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

37,450

2,200

LD/DD

1977

1108 1120 53 Ave NE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

125,974

1,300–4,800

1977

Skyline I

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BUILDING ADDRESS

BOMA LEASING CONTACT (PHONE/E-MAIL) MBR

SIZE IN SINGLE/ SQ. FT. MULTI-TENANT

RANGE OF BAY SIZE

5535 11 St NE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

14,089

1107 55 Ave NE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

73,863

10,331–21,211

908 53 Ave NE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

60,075

1977

2016 25 Ave NE

Rick Pauloski

403-259-2886/rickp.harmin@shaw.ca

33,750

1978

505 53 Ave SE

Rick Pauloski

403-259-2886/rickp.harmin@shaw.ca

10,345

239 61 Ave SE

Jim Edwardson

403-540 0238/jim@manchesterproperties.ca

8,750

3,750–5,000

242 to 252 62 Ave SE

252 62 Ave SE

Jim Edwardson

403-540 0238/jim@manchesterproperties.ca

17,500

2,000–5,000

1965

427 51 Ave SE

Jim Edwardson

403-540 0238/jim@manchesterproperties.ca

12,980

1,100–4,200

1962

Manchester Business Ctr

502 42 Ave SE

Jim Edwardson

403-540-0238/jim@manchesterproperties.ca

86,500

2,000–29,000

102 to 114 Centre St

114 61 Ave SW Y

Laurae Spindler

403-536-1180/lspindler@dream.ca

18,890

2,700–8,100

LD/DD

1973

5535-11 St NE 1107 55th Ave NE Skyline II

3,000–6,000

CLG HT

DOCK/ RAIL DRIVE-IN ACC.

LD/DD

YEAR BUILT

49 SOUTH AIRWAYS South Airways

50 SOUTH MANCHESTER

1965

1976

6023 to 6039 Centre St

6039 Centre St S Y

Laurae Spindler

403-536-1180/lspindler@dream.ca

28,792

1,800–3,600

1973

6043 to 6055 Centre St

6055 Centre St S Y

Laurae Spindler

403-536-1180/lspindler@dream.ca

25,200

3,600–10,800

1973

5824–5842 Burbank Rd SE Y

Laurae Spindler

403-536-1180/lspindler@dream.ca

39,803

1978

Pit Par Building

427 58 Ave SE

Lee Levering

403-692-4635/kmorton@ronmor.ca.

23,154

1963

5330 1A St SW

Rick Pauloski

403-259-2886/rickp.harmin@shaw.ca

9385

1972

12204 40 St SE

Sean Flathers

sflathers@telsec.ca

26,901

2,517–5,613

2004

Suite 100 11929 40 St SE

11929 40 St SE

Sean Flathers

sflathers@telsec.ca

12,963

1,550–1,634

2006

Suite 200 11929 40 St SE

11929 40 St SE

Sean Flathers

sflathers@telsec.ca

15,048

1,808–2,143

2006

11979 40 St SE #100

11979 40 St SE

Sean Flathers

sflathers@telsec.ca

11,228

1,337 1,413

2003

11979 40 St SE #200

11979 40 St SE

Sean Flathers

sflathers@telsec.ca

24,660

3,086 15,386

2003

11979 40 St SE #300

11979 40 St SE

Sean Flathers

sflathers@telsec.ca

10,826

1,287–1,362

2004

11979 40 St SE #400

11979 40 St SE

Sean Flathers

sflathers@telsec.ca

24,185

6,067–16,319

2004

12111 40 St SE

Sean Flathers

sflathers@telsec.ca

28,621

1,751–5,500

2005

12143 40 St SE

Sean Flathers

sflathers@telsec.ca

29,718

2,745–7,982

2005

5824–5842 Burbank Rd. SE

4,000–7,000

51 SOUTHBEND

52 STARFIELD 53 STONEY Industrial Bldg A

2626 Country Hills Blvd NE Y

Phil Brown

403-234 3109/pbrown@oneproperties.com

413,010

15,400 & up

2015

Industrial Bldg B

11550 Barlow Tr NE Y

Phil Brown

403-234 3109/pbrown@oneproperties.com

607,200

TBD

19,800 & up

2018

Industrial Bldg C

11358 Barlow Tr NE Y

Phil Brown

403-234 3109/pbrown@oneproperties.com

61,047

5,500 & up

2017

Industrial Bldg E

2638 Country Hills Blvd NE Y

Phil Brown

403-234 3109/pbrown@oneproperties.com

77,037

5,500 & up

2015

1720 115 Ave NE Y

Phil Brown

403-234 3109/pbrown@oneproperties.com

356,155

14,575 & up

2008

Industrial Ctr Bldg 1 Industrial Ctr Bldg 2

1802 118 Ave NE Y

Phil Brown

403-234 3109/pbrown@oneproperties.com

439,275

17,600 & up

2008

Industrial Ctr Bldg 3

1881 120 Ave NE Y

Phil Brown

403-234 3109/pbrown@oneproperties.com

316,513

12,650 & up

2010

Industrial Ctr Bldg 4

11900 18 St NE Y

Phil Brown

403-234 3109/pbrown@oneproperties.com

436,263

19,800 & up

2012

Industrial Ctr Bldg 5

12285 18 St NE Y

Phil Brown

403-234 3109/pbrown@oneproperties.com

299,858

17,600 & up

2013

Industrial Ctr Bldg 6

12290 18 St NE Y

Phil Brown

403-234 3109/pbrown@oneproperties.com

416,473

19,800 & up

2013

Business Park G

2121 29 St NE Y

Shane Henke

403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

56,648

8,300–27,500

1999

Business Park C

2150 29 St NE Y

Shane Henke

403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

59,865

5,200–15,000

1999

Business Park D

2151 32 St NE Y

Shane Henke

403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

57,198

5,100–16,000

1999

Business Park F

2175 29 St NE Y

Shane Henke

403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

58,184

10,000–22,000

2000

Business Park A

2256 29 St NE Y

Shane Henke

403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

58,015

5,202–31,500

2000

Business Park J

2777 23 Ave NE Y

Shane Henke

403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

67,250

12,900–26,300

2001

Business Park

2876 Sunridge Way NE Y

Shane Henke

403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

30,000

2000

Business Park I

2886 Sunridge Way NE Y

Shane Henke

403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

44,650

10,600–33,630

2000

Business Park K

2928 Sunridge Way NE Y

Shane Henke

403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

57,001

5,700–14,000

2000

Business Park H

2985 23 Ave NE Y

Shane Henke

403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

54,065

53,110

2001

Business Park E1

3030 Sunridge Way NE Y

Shane Henke

403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

27,016

2,700–8,300

2000

Business Park E2

3250 Sunridge Way NE Y

Shane Henke

403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

27,180

2000

LD/DI

2013

54 SUNRIDGE

55 VALLEYFIELD Tull Properties Ltd.

4200 46 Ave SE

Target Realty Corp/Wayne Berry 403-301 7728/wayne@target-realty.com

22,763

Business Ctr A & B

2880 45 Ave SE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235 3443/aelliot@creit.ca

224,782

4,200–6,000

N 2001-03

Business Ctr C & D

2880 45 Ave SE Y

Murray Kavanagh

403-235 3443/aelliot@creit.ca

47,794

4,200–6,000

N 2001-03

56 WESTVIEW

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Are We Ready?

By Rob Roach, Director of Insight, ATB Financial

THE UPS AND DOWNS OF THE OIL AND GAS SECTOR have imbued Albertans with a healthy concern for the future of our economy. We used to wonder what we would do when the oil runs out. Now we wonder what to do if the war on carbon ends up shutting in our massive oil-sand reserves. Running alongside the quest for economic diversification is the constant need to stay on top of technological change. Doing so helps us remain competitive and to seize new business opportunities and the jobs they create. As our economy evolves in response to new technology, jobs are both destroyed and created. This can leave workers scrambling to obtain the right education, skills and experience to fill the new jobs. Take agricultural jobs in Alberta. Better equipment, techniques and agricultural science have

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most accounts, will be driven by rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI). How do we do this? Businesses, non-profit organizations and government departments need to start thinking now about how their employees will interact with AI and provide the training required to do so. Our schools need to be imparting the hard and soft skills workers will need to do the jobs of tomorrow. Students and employees need to seek out opportunities to get ahead of the AI curve. Our entrepreneurs need to be looking for ways to take advantage of AI. If we do these things, our economy will be able to generate new jobs to replace the ones that disappear and our workers will have the skills needed to fill them. If we don’t, others will seize the opportunities and our prosperity will erode. ■

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