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A desirable and vibrant location ON BEHALF OF MY CITY COUNCIL colleagues and the citizens of Calgary, it is my pleasure to extend Naheed K. Nenshi greetings to all of you reading the Mayor of Calgary 2019 BOMA Calgary Building Guide. With a North American circulation of more than 8,000 copies, the BOMA Calgary Building Guide has the distinct and creative ability to promote the City of Calgary through the design, technology and culture of its buildings as a desirable and vibrant location for businesses to call home. The theme of this year’s publication, “Building Community,” is especially timely as our city strives to band together—driving toward a bigger goal of economic resilience and prosperity. I cannot wait to see what the coming years have in store for Calgary, and I hope you will be part of it. ■

“The theme of this year’s publication, ‘Building Community,’ is especially timely as our city strives to band together— driving toward a bigger goal of economic resilience and prosperity.”

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Innovation and creative solutions ON BEHALF OF THE GOVERNMENT OF ALBERTA, it is my pleasure to send greetings to the Jason Kenney readers of the 2019-2020 BOMA Premier of Alberta Calgary Building Guide. Cities are ultimately for, and about, people, and buildings contribute to our experience of the urban environments we live in. Award-winning American architect Jeanne Gang has spoken of architects as relationship builders who use design not only to meet practical needs, but also to bring people together—sparking conversation and social connections, and changing culture. It is exciting to see this timely discussion addressed for the commercial real estate sector in the pages of this year’s BOMA Calgary Building Guide. “Calgary is a Calgary is a vibrant city vibrant city with a with a rich history and a rich history and a bright future. Its citizens bright future.” are young, energetic and eager to leave their mark, making this city the ideal location for any enterprise. That is why our government has made it clear that Alberta is once again open for business. We are reducing the tax on job creators and cutting red tape to make our province more competitive and to attract investment. And as Alberta flourishes, the need for community in Calgary will only become more important. I look forward to seeing how the theme of this year’s guide contributes to innovation and creative solutions. Thank you to BOMA and Calgary’s commercial real estate professionals for your passion and your commitment to putting Calgary on the map. ■

A New Value Proposition

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Fostering human interaction is key in today’s buildings

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TO THE DISTANT OBSERVER they may be beautiful and inspire awe and wonder, but they still just look like buildings. It’s when we get closer and enter their doors that we realize that these buildings of all shapes and sizes, glass or concrete, new or old, have something more to them. In hindsight, it seems inevitable that bringing together large groups of people under one roof will create a community, but it turns out there is more to it than just circumstance. Many of us spend the better part of our lives in these spaces, so it makes sense from a human perspective—and from a productivity perspective—to make them into

something more than just a place to put a desk and some computers. In Calgary, the competition for tenants and for talent is strong, and so both landlords and the companies that make up the tenant base are looking for the intangibles that can offer value in new ways. And it’s not just about food courts and fitness centres, but also about the way in which spaces are designed to encourage and foster those human interactions that enrich our days. If you’ve ever met a colleague in a winter garden, bumped into an old friend in the Plus-15 or enjoyed a coffee break in a public plaza you already appreciate this reality, and the good news is that

“By coming together to support our collective vision, our members empower us to celebrate the industry’s achievements, educate our people and advocate for our members.”

the trend is only growing. This year’s edition of the BOMA Calgary Building Guide highlights the efforts of the commercial real estate sector to build a sense of community within its spaces. Industry professionals in Calgary have done their homework and learned from the best examples across the continent, and the results are impressive. Just as industry members work to elevate their buildings to be more than just offices or shopping centres, so too is BOMA Calgary more than the sum of its parts. At BOMA Calgary, the industry comes together into a community that transcends individual companies or asset classes. By coming together to support our collective vision, our members empower us to celebrate the industry’s achievements, educate our people and advocate for our members. BOMA Calgary also provides the space for professionals to support and nurture each other throughout the ups and downs of careers. Whether through formal mechanisms like mentorship or educational sessions, or through the priceless connections that we make by being in the same community and going to the same events, this is an industry that supports our own. Given the way the commercial real estate sector comes together as a BOMA Calgary community, it should come as no surprise that the spaces they create for their tenants and the broader public reflect those values. With that in mind, I hope you enjoy the stories in the pages to follow, and can appreciate as I do the passion that commercial real estate professionals have in creating buildings as communities that allow us all to reach our full potential. ■

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BOMA At Work A united voice for Calgary’s commercial property sector IN AN AVERAGE MONDAY COUNCIL MEETING AT CALGARY CITY HALL, there’s always a long list of topics to discuss. From municipal planning and development to policy discussions, the choices made within those walls reverberate through the city, and it’s important for BOMA Calgary to be involved—to be “the united voice” for the commercial real estate sector, says the organization’s executive director, Lloyd Suchet. Policy issues big and small affect the vitality of Calgary’s business and industry. “It wouldn’t make sense for the individual organizations outside of us to do this advocacy,” Suchet says. “We’re naturally positioned to be able to bring all sides together, because we don’t represent one building’s interest; we’re there to represent the sector as a whole.” Commercial property taxes have been top-of-mind for many BOMA members. “We have a recovering economy, and the previous boom had hidden a lot of

the issues we had with taxes,” he says. “But now that things are tighter, we’re seeing tax issues come to the forefront, as property tax is levied against buildings and passed on to tenants.” BOMA members are seeking tax relief to help the city’s businesses thrive again, he says. Since the precipitous drop in oil prices that slowed Calgary’s economy in 2015, BOMA has been advocating for more balanced taxation of commercial and residential properties. Lee Thiessen, BOMA Calgary board chair and national leader, real estate and construction at MNP LLP, says Calgary’s commercial properties pay more tax than their residential counterparts by a ratio of 3.3 to one. In comparison, Edmonton has a ratio of 2.4 to one. While the taxation debate still runs hot, BOMA has also been championing many other lesser-known, but impactful, causes for the industry. Over the past two years, BOMA has

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worked successfully with the City to eliminate the commercial downtown parking cash-in-lieu program. Richard Morden, BOMA Calgary chair-elect and senior vice-president of QuadReal Property Group, says new office buildings are now able to collect the full revenue from their parking stalls, as opposed to the previous system where new builds had to pay cash in lieu for the City to build half the allowable stalls in Cityowned facilities. The City then collected the revenue. “The amenity value of having those stalls available to tenants was the main issue,” Morden adds. “For every stall we lose, that’s probably $6,000 to $7,000 of revenue per year per stall. It was a crazy policy, so we’re glad to have it gone.” BOMA Calgary often takes a stand on operational issues as well. Almost two years ago, the Alberta government announced a new code requirement for escalators, including a provision that if an escalator is stationary it must be blocked off from use completely. “This created a huge challenge for a number of office buildings in Calgary,” Suchet says. “Some buildings couldn’t even comply with it if they wanted to, based on their design, and it created a safety risk of its own—think of an instance of a fire alarm where people need to evacuate.” A group including BOMA Calgary, BOMA Edmonton, consultants and industry experts has come up with solutions to present to the provincial government. “It’s not done yet, but we’re making great progress,” he says. BOMA has also been advocating for the commercial and industrial real estate sectors by working with the City on climate-change mitigation strategies and development along freight train lines in Calgary’s downtown, among other issues. For both Morden and Suchet, having a vibrant commercial real estate sector means having a vibrant downtown and a vibrant future, so they say the advocacy work is about fighting for Calgary. “We work to have the right people in the room to represent us,” Suchet says. “And it’s hard to imagine an organization outside of BOMA that could do this.” ■

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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.

POPULATION 2018 Calgary Economic Region 1,596,248 Calgary CMA 1,486,050

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Highest head-office concentration among major Canadian cities.

991,759 956,078 933,495

Calgary’s forecast 2019 Downtown Office Class A Net Asking Rent of $15.88/sq. ft. is the lowest in a major Canadian city.

Calgary has about 20,000 acres (8,100 ha) of green space throughout the city.

The Bow River is recognized as one of the world’s top 3 spots for trout fishing.

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Oxford Properties general manager David Simpson takes a break on the rooftop at Bow Valley Square.

DIFFERENTIATING FACTORS The 4,300-sq.-ft. card-access tenant lounge on the Plus-30 level is divided into three themes: Sports, Collaborate and Unplug. The Sports area features 80-inch TVs connected to gaming stations, along with a pool table, foosball, ping pong, shuffleboard and even a stand-up Legends-style arcade game. The Collaboration space is intended for meetings, lunch breaks or special events. Highlights include board games, more TVs and a beer tap. The Unplugged space is a place to unwind—a peaceful enclosed soundproof area with plush furniture, books and a quiet atmosphere. Oxford also recognized it needed to animate the HUB tenant lounge concept to bring it to the next level, Simpson says. This past spring, his team launched several initiatives that include a morning coffee series featuring local brews, Wine Not Wednesdays that spotlight different wineries and Thirsty Thursdays featuring Calgary-based craft beers. Tenants can also rent the space for client events, staff appreciation or special occasions. It’s also available after hours, including access to the rooftop patio. “It’s been getting real traction. It’s really evolving into things we never thought it would be,” Simpson says, noting about half of the building’s current 3,500 workers have already signed up for a free membership to the HUB. “With the majority of our leasing deals in the past 18 months, I would argue that the HUB and the other amenities were the differentiating factors between Bow Valley and all that great space out there.” “Whether you want to call it event planning or hospitality, we’re doing both. That’s the next generation of property management.”

ike the rest of us, David Simpson puts his pants on one leg at a time. Yet his day might also include a wine tasting, an Xbox tournament or a rooftop coffee against the backdrop of Calgary’s vibrant downtown skyline. Not what you would expect from the general manager with Oxford Properties Group? That’s the point, he says. Simpson, like many others in the commercial property management industry, is leading radical changes to Calgary’s prototypical white-collar culture, taking it from stuffy corporate boardrooms to lively games rooms—and ultimately, more integrated workplace communities. “There’s been a shift in the industry to a focus on hospitality,” Simpson says. “You used to just build these big spaces full of stone and granite. But it wasn’t warm. Now, it’s changed to animating your spaces. You want energy in your buildings. It’s all about the tenant experience.” Oxford started recently to bring its vision of more community-oriented spaces to life. The 1.5-million-sq.-ft. Bow Valley Square on 5th Ave. S.W. has long featured amenities such as on-site childcare, a five-meeting-room conference centre and 97,000 sq. ft. of service retail. More recently, Oxford expanded Bow Valley’s suite of tenant-exclusive offerings to include concierge services, bike storage and, in June 2018, its HUB lounge for employees to relax, unwind and take a break from their busy workdays.

“You used to just build these big spaces full of stone and granite. But it wasn’t warm. Now, it’s changed to animating your spaces. You want energy in your buildings. It’s all about the tenant experience.” —David Simpson

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Companies are also adding some visual privacy through smaller collaboration spaces between workstations. And they’re incorporating sound privacy, from acoustic tiles to sound-masking tactics such as white noise. “Workplaces are changing. I’m exposed to it every single day. Companies are looking for ideas that are more innovative,” she says. Furniture is playing a larger role in fostering office communities too, from Wi-Fi-enabled lounge furniture to heightadjustable boardroom tables, smart glass walls and self-healing nano-tech-enabled laminate surfaces. “Technology is a huge, huge driver when it comes to office furniture right now,” Skjarstad says. “When we go into a space and start to map things out, that’s one of the first conversations we will have. How do your people work? What type of technology are they using? How do you feel you’re currently held back from your furniture? From there, we can design some very creative solutions.”

NATURE IN THE OFFICE People-friendly features in the HUB at Oxford Properties’ Bow Valley Square blend work, recreation and a home-like atmosphere.

‘WORKPLACES ARE CHANGING’ Animating spaces is a prevailing theme in Calgary’s office culture—and it’s not being limited to common areas, says Lucy Skjarstad, architecture and design market manager with Conexxion, a contract furniture agency. More local office buildings are also using open spaces, light, high ceilings, furniture and live plants to foster a community feel and take workplaces from drab to fab. Skjarstad points to open-concept design as one way many companies are facilitating community and collaboration. But there’s no one solution for all offices, she notes. 14

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“If people are going to be on the phone for four or five hours of the day and they have 10 employees, an open concept might not be a great working situation. It’s going to be loud and distracting. Instead, they will need to create some meeting spaces or some breakaway rooms so people can have that element of privacy.”

Design that incorporates biophilia—a love of the living world—is also energizing workplaces through features such as plant or moss walls, water features, birdcages and even greenhouse-like conference rooms. A 2015 report by U.K. business management consultancy Robertson Cooper, Human Spaces: The Global Impact of Biophilic Design in the Workplace, found that simple changes can have a major impact on how employees feel about the workplace. Effects of greenery in the office include a sense of well-being and creativity, and in Canada specifically, greater productivity. Jamieson Place, at 308 4th Ave. S.W., features a 26,000-sq.-ft. indoor “winter garden” with thousands of plant varieties and a huge living wall. “Having life around you makes you feel more connected to nature. And that’s affecting well-being, productivity and relationships,” says Skjarstad, adding that designers need to consider factors such as allergies, maintenance and cost as they integrate biophilic design into the workplace.

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The living wall at QuadReal Property Group’s Jamieson Place is part of a spacious Winter Garden installation.

“It’s a great solution for companies. It brings light. It brings energy. It brings clean air to the space.” Allied Properties REIT president and CEO Michael Emory echoes Skjarstad on the importance of features such as high ceilings and natural light. His company gravitates to properties in Calgary that are located centrally and situated in renewed spaces within historic buildings. “We’ve gone back to the future in adaptively re-using these older buildings, because these are the attributes people are captured by,” especially in knowledgebased organizations, Emory says. Allied currently owns about a million square feet of Calgary office space, mostly downtown and in the Beltline.

‘HORIZONTAL COVERAGE’ Allied’s first acquisition in the city was the iconic Lougheed Building at 604 1st St. S.W., which includes 90,496 sq. ft. of leasable space that’s expected to be finished construction in 2020.

LEFT: An Artopex chair featuring integrated connectivity and power access highlights this modern office space layout. RIGHT: Allied Properties REIT’s Burns Building is set within a vibrant urban cityscape.

“In addition to higher ceilings, excellent natural light and desirable textures such as hardwood floors and exposed interior brick, these historic buildings also create a very good environment for open planning. They lend themselves to, ironically, contemporary workspaces,” Emory says. While the downtown office market has struggled with 25-per-cent vacancy rates, Emory says Allied’s Calgary properties remain about 91-per-cent occupied. While some property owners are focusing on adding more in-house amenities, Allied approaches buildings and the workspace within them as part of a larger ecosystem.

The company locates its properties within existing urban neighbourhoods to establish what Emory calls “horizontal coverage.” “As a result, we can look upon the neighbourhood as a whole to provide the environment that we think draws users to the workspace,” he says. “Adding a conference centre is important, but it won’t do much if the building is not part of an amenity-rich environment.” Other landlords still prefer to look within their buildings to establish stronger workplace communities. Aspen Properties made headlines in 2018 when it reopened the former Encana

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Place at 150 9th Ave. S.W. as The Edison, a 30-storey, 450,000-sq.-ft. “community” featuring co-working spaces, a full-service fitness centre, a golf simulator, a basketball court and a dog park. Aspen Properties’ chief operating officer Rob Blackwell says the goal was to attract tenants seeking an environment that could support their companies’ culture. Now, Aspen is planning to build on that idea following the purchase of Sun Life Plaza in late 2018. The three-tower, millionsq.-ft.plus office complex at 144, 140 and 112 4th Ave. S.W. will include 57,000 sq. ft. of space dedicated to amenities, much of it tenant-exclusive.

An on-site dog park is among the community-style features of The Edison by Aspen Properties.

‘THE FIVE Cs’ “This is our opportunity to do something really big, taking what we’ve done at The Edison and being able to do it twofold,” Blackwell says. In addition to a tenant-exclusive space that’s more “private club than lounge,”

the complex will have meditation and faith rooms, a library and a wellness bar. Plans also include offering learning opportunities and personal services. “Like The Edison, it’s about bringing

the five Cs into the building: Community, Convenience, Collaboration, Concentration and Culture,” Blackwell says. “Our philosophy includes that a building’s culture can be bigger than the structure.”

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STARTUP CULTURE Buildings are offering small, flexible options FAVOURABLE LEASING RATES, high vacancy and creative landlords are giving Calgary business startups a fresh patch of runway to get off the ground. With about 11.75 million sq. ft. available in downtown Calgary alone, property owners are getting creative in attracting tenants. Co-working spaces, first popularized in startup

hubs like San Francisco, are growing fast in Calgary, says Lucy Skjarstad, architecture and design market manager with Conexxion, a contract furniture agency. “They are so incredibly popular right now, I can’t begin to describe it. They’re becoming more and more relevant in Calgary,” she says. “Calgary

“Calgary is a very entrepreneurial city, but it takes some time before people can afford their own office space.” —Lucy Skjarstad 16

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is a very entrepreneurial city, but it takes some time before people can afford their own office space. So being able to rent out a desk for an hour or a month is incredibly beneficial and cost-effective.” Oxford Properties Group is piloting a new initiative at Bow Valley Square called OxWorx, where tenants can lease shortterm flexible office spaces ranging from 800 to 1,000 sq. ft. The smaller spaces come fully furnished and link to a common kitchen and boardroom. They’re leased on seven-page license agreements for minimum threemonth terms. Tenants can even pay by credit card. Launched in March 2018, the spaces, initially a single floor at Bow Valley Square, were 80 per cent leased within eight months. Oxford added a second floor in March 2019, and that was 90 per cent leased by

May. Adding a third floor is a possibility. “We’re seeing demand because businesses need opportunities to come to Calgary and test the waters,” says David Simpson, general manager with Oxford at Bow Valley Square. Tenants have ranged from startups to larger companies needing temporary space. “Real estate is ripe for disruption,” Simpson says. “This allows people to not be locked in … and still get access to all of our amenities.” Aspen Properties chief operating officer Rob Blackwell says The Edison building has incubated several startups since the former Encana tower completed renovations in 2018. “What’s really exciting to see is companies raising money through introductions they wouldn’t otherwise have had,” he says. ■

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The 21st-Century Building Operator Technology and systems integration are transforming the workplace

Terri Govang, left, and Ryan Parker in the mechanical room at QuadReal Property Groupâ€™s Livingston Place.

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t’s only been 11 years since Ryan Parker embarked on his career in building operations, but he’s seen plenty of changes to his job description. “Back then, a lot of things were pneumatic,” he says. “That was what I was trained on and learned how to calibrate. At that point, I never thought, ‘Oh, computers are going to do this.’ It wasn’t until further down the road. But now, you’re not dealing with air compressors anymore—everything is done through the computer. It happened so fast.” Today, as the chief engineer at Livingston Place, Parker leads a team of four building operators and one maintenance technician in ensuring the building is running at peak performance for tenants, staff and visitors. He checks automation systems for alarms, inspects mechanical equipment and responds to requests from tenants. As technology has skyrocketed in the 21st century, Parker says his job has changed completely—and he’s happily embraced the shift. “When I first started, I’d maybe be on a computer to print out my work orders,” he says. “My boss would call and tell me what needs to be done, and tenants

“There's a lot of data floating around…. How can we incorporate that into the infrastructure of a building to make things better for tenants and operators?” —Terri Govang

would call and leave their requests with the receptionist. Now I can pretty much run my entire building from my phone if I wanted to—literally, I can run it from the palm of my hand.” By simply glancing at his phone, he can see what his staff is working on and manage requests sent in directly by tenants. He’s able to log into the automation system to make adjustments, set temperatures and turn pumps on or off. Technological advancements aren’t showing any signs of slowing down, either, and Parker laughs, saying that he’ll probably be learning how to maintain and fix robots soon. At the same time Parker was starting his first job in building operations, Terri Govang entered the security industry, working at a systems integrator. It was 2008 and organizations were in the process of changing their security systems from analog to digital. Now, in 2019, she says we’re at another point of critical technological change in buildings with data collection and artificial intelligence. “A lot of people are seeing the benefit of technology in design, and see that the future is digital,” says Govang, who now works with WSP, a professional engineering firm with expertise in technology and smart buildings. “There’s a lot of data floating around and being provided. So what are we doing with it, and what can be done with it? How can we incorporate that into the infrastructure of a building to make things better for tenants and operators?” By harvesting data safely and transparently, Govang says a smart building can make tenants’ lives easier. For example, when someone walks into the reception

“I can pretty much run my entire building from my phone if I wanted to—literally, I can run it from the palm of my hand.” —Ryan Parker

area, “it can be the start of the automation and integration of technology,” she says. The system can draw on existing data to know which meeting rooms will be required, what temperature or lighting intensity the person prefers, and if there are any special requests. “I think those are really ways that we can make it a benefit for the human, because a smart building is really about the people,” she says. Parker also expects to see artificial intelligence become a staple in the future of building operations, but even as technology evolves, he adds that hands-on mechanical knowledge will always be a part of the job. “You need to know how mechanics work and how things operate,” he says. “And I think you need to know how to troubleshoot and fix technology at the same time. The technology isn’t going to work properly if the equipment isn’t, and vice versa. They have to work together.” At Livingston Place, Parker works to maintain a fire system that's intelligent enough to pinpoint exactly where every alert goes off. The lighting is automated to react to daylight and seasons, and the irrigation system is tied to data from the weather stations so it knows not to set off the sprinklers if rain is expected. Together, the technology and infrastructure creates a more efficient and cost-effective building for tenants, and both Parker and Govang expect to see these two sides become more intertwined in the future. “Right now, we’re installing electrical, mechanical and electronic security systems separately, but what if we designed them so they’d be compatible?” asks Govang. “It’s a digital world, and we will shift into having technology at the forefront of our designs. At the end of the day, the operators are using these systems day in and day out more than anybody in the building, so their input is key. If we can streamline the processes, it can help us have a more efficient building.” ■

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ANALYSIS: DOWNTOWN

New Opportunities High vacancy and shifting property taxes call for creativity

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

CALGARY’S COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE MARKET experienced dramatic change caused by macroeconomic pressures over the past four years. The unemployment rate remained stubbornly above seven per cent and the citywide office vacancy rate is above 22 per cent, with the downtown rate continuing to hover around 25 per cent. Meanwhile, retail and industrial vacancies, around four per cent and seven per cent respectively, remain above their historic levels, though at levels reasonable for most major cities. In addition to these challenges, real estate in Calgary is now facing another type of pain. Due to high vacancy and a low rental

rate environment, downtown office towers have seen a drastic decrease in value, which has translated into a drop in municipal property taxes. The City of Calgary’s revenue-neutral tax-rate setting policy has shifted this lost tax revenue to properties outside of Calgary’s core. This shift has created a painful challenge for suburban landlords, businesses and homeowners as they come to grips with a more expensive cost structure for their properties. In particular, property taxes have increased for higher-quality, significantly occupied office, industrial and retail in select pockets of suburban real estate. This shifting property tax trend is expected to continue over the next 12 to 24 months and eventually encompass the entire suburban inventory, pushing property taxes higher in those areas. It is still too early to have a firm

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handle on what the long-term consequences of this shift will be. More demand for downtown office space from suburban tenants is being seen. This relocation trend can only partially be due to the changes in property taxes— it’s also due to landlords in the downtown market being extremely aggressive in their attempts to attract tenants. The recent swing in tax allocation has allowed downtown landlords to narrow the financial gap with the suburban market for space of comparable quality. For retail, there is anecdotal evidence of store closures resulting from the costs of running a retail business in Calgary at this time. Retailers have been challenged by increases to the minimum wage and a soft economy. Any growth in expenses due to increased taxes will make this sector struggle further. Vacancy will also become more expensive for landlords as they carry the increased cost structure. Landlords are expected to become more aggressive financially in order to lease their vacant pockets of space. As for the industrial market, taxes also play a critical role in the overall cost structure for a tenant to run a business. This is especially true for large distribution users who continue to locate in Balzac and other outlying areas where taxes are naturally lower. Look for more industrial development to crop up just outside of the city’s limits to counter Calgary’s increases in taxes. Given Calgary’s highly competitive market for tenants, shifting occupancy patterns should create opportunities for both landlords and tenants. Rental rates will remain competitive, but creativity in attracting tenants will become the new mantra. ■

ANALYSIS: BELTLINE

The Beltline is attracting a tremendously diverse range of occupants including offices, retail and residential.

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Diverse industries are fueling the Beltline’s vitality

John Fisher, Senior Vice-President, CBRE Ltd.

“WE’RE JUST NOT A DOWNTOWN TENANT.” In the middle of a meeting where we were poring over the options available in the market, members of a group I was working with stated that while they wanted the benefit of connection to downtown, their corporate culture was different— they didn’t consider themselves a “downtown” Calgary company. This story illustrates the current activity in the Beltline in today’s environment. While there are cheaper alternatives, some companies are choosing the Beltline over downtown or other submarkets as

the amenities, location and neighbourhood feel align better with their culture. The Beltline has the benefit of being urban while still having breathing room. It has seven of Canada’s top 100 restaurants in walking distance. It has bike lanes, expansive parks and liveliness on the streets after the workday is through. People can get to work easily. There’s better access to parking than the core, and workplaces are often within a quick stroll or bike ride from home. Transit access is also excellent, and in the future the CTrain’s Green Line will traverse the East Beltline.

NEW-GENERATION WORKFORCE The new-generation workforce is also taking advantage of the surge of purpose-built rental construction

“The Beltline has the benefit of being urban while still having breathing room.”

throughout the Beltline as an alternative to a previous generation’s dream of home ownership. Tenants who are seeking real estate options that drive their recruitment, retention and employee-focused areas are leaning toward the Beltline to achieve these corporate objectives. While vacancy is still high, activity has maintained an equally high pace. Users who are actively touring and transacting in the Beltline represent diverse industries such as high tech, marketing, media, creative, design—and even some downtown occupants looking to alter their identity and culture. With the changing face of business in this relatively small but populous area, the Beltline is living proof of a city in flux. Those seeking economic diversification, innovation and a new type of energy in our economy can find it here.

MEANINGFUL INFRASTRUCTURE It is through this lens that property owners, stakeholders and municipal government can align their goals with respect to elevating the Beltline as a great place to live and do business. Owners can improve their buildings and position vacancies to fit the active prospective tenant preferences. Making sure property taxes stay in check is critical to avoid decelerating current momentum. Meaningful infrastructure that affects living and business residents’ quality of life, such as bike lanes, needs support to continue to expand. Other pilot programs, such as allowing open liquor in public parks and the creation of Beltline wall murals, require resources and exposure so they can help continue to build this robust and unique area in Calgary’s landscape. ■

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ANALYSIS: SUBURBAN

Located near Mount Royal University, Westmount Corporate Campus is helping attract businesses to suburban locations.

is the combination of operating costs and taxes, which historically was discounted in the suburbs. But with the City of Calgary shifting the burden of lost tax revenue from vacant downtown towers onto suburban landlords, that discount is all but gone, making gross per-square-foot costs between the two markets effectively the same. These workplace and economic trends are expected to continue into 2019 with reverse migration having impact on both inner city and suburban markets.

A Dynamic Environment Business and lifestyle trends are affecting the suburban market

Cody Watson, Senior Associate, Colliers International

CALGARY’S SUBURBAN MARKET continues to be a dynamic environment. Several trends developed through 2018, perhaps the most noteworthy being “reverse migration”—traditionally suburban tenants moving to the downtown and Beltline markets. This migration is driven not only by economics, but by workplace strategy as well. Millennials are now the largest generation in the Canadian workforce, and they often want to live and work in urban settings. Firms seeking to attract and

retain this generation’s top talent are aligning with these workplace trends and relocating to the inner city. Coupled with this demographic shift pushing firms closer to the core is the attractive business case for relocating closer to the urban centre of Calgary. Downtown landlords have been swift and clear in response to the challenges that face their market by offering more aggressive business terms on a net basis than their suburban counterparts. Beyond the net-based offering

“Traditional users such as medical, government, not-for-profit and flex occupiers still comprise a large portion of the market, and these groups are much less likely to be impacted by recent trends.” 22

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Not all is lost for the suburban market, however, as its diversity continues to be its strength. Traditional users such as medical, government, not-for-profit and flex occupiers still comprise a large portion of the market, and these groups are much less likely to be impacted by recent trends. Landlords who position their assets to stand out from the sea of standard office spaces and appeal to these groups will be rewarded with new leasing and high occupancy levels. “Flight to quality,” while somewhat cliché, cannot be denied as tenants are clearly demonstrating a desire for well-located quality space across all markets. In the suburbs this desire has translated to new leasing in Quarry Park, Westmount Corporate Campus and Glenmore Professional Centre. Shifting demographics and a challenging competitive landscape will continue to impact the suburban market in 2019-2020. Tenants and landlords alike who can read the headwinds and position their organizations to take advantage will be rewarded, while others who sit on the sidelines expecting “the steady suburbs” may miss the unique opportunities this market presents. ■

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ANALYSIS: INDUSTRIAL

Icon Industrial Park by B.C.-based Hungerford Properties is an example of the trend toward industrial condominium developments.

Gaining Strength Industrial sector sets a fast pace for absorption

Doug Johannson, Principal, Avison Young

THE CALGARY AND AREA INDUSTRIAL MARKET SAW A STRONG YEAR IN 2018. Absorption of space improved dramatically, reaching its highest annual level in four years. Annual absorption for 2018 was 3.8 million sq. ft., well in excess of the average of 600,000 sq. ft. seen in the previous three years. And 2019 is on pace to continue the absorption trend set in 2018. This level of absorption contributed to a shrinking supply of large distribution space and in turn triggered a new development cycle, with more than 3.6 million sq. ft. delivered in 2018 and a further 2.2 million sq. ft. under construction and expected to be delivered by the end of 2019. Developers making capital investments into the Calgary industrial market include Hopewell Development, ONE Properties, Oxford Properties, Enright Capital Partners and Morguard. These projects have been under-

written by each of their respective institutional investors, lending further evidence to an optimistic outlook for the Calgary market. Even with the sharp increase in new space delivered to the market, the overall vacancy and availability rates have declined. From a peak of 9.5 per cent in first-quarter 2017, the current vacancy for the greater Calgary industrial market is hovering around seven per cent, while availability is approximately 8.5 per cent if all properties under construction that are expected to be completed by the end of 2019 are included. Strong demand for space has also boosted average net asking rental rates. Over the last 12 months, average net asking rental

rates have increased 5.5 per cent, from $9 to $9.50 per square foot. Location, building quality, size of space and length of term will all play into ultimately determining the asking rate for a property. Sublease opportunities can offer substantial discounts from these rates and vary widely. In the owner-user market, condominium properties continue to increase in popularity and are generally an economical alternative to freestanding buildings. This is being driven strongly by developers based in British Columbia such as Beedie, Hungerford Properties, PC Urban Properties and Upcountry Properties. These companies have found that Calgary offers an attractive return on both new construction and redevelopment. The current forecast for the Calgary industrial market is for continuing positive absorption in 2019 and into 2020. ■

“Even with the sharp increase in new space delivered to the market, the overall vacancy and availability rates have declined.”

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Calgary Building Listings and Maps DOWNTOWN COMMERCIAL

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154 Eau Claire Market

RETAIL AREA

PKNG # OF STALLS FLOORS

BUILT/ RENO

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1993

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252 Millennium Tower

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

272

2000

345 Eau Claire Place I

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

10,778

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101 6 St SW Lori Suba/403-777-2712/lsuba@pbaland.com

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

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346 Centennial Place W

200 Barclay Prd SW Eau Claire/Suzanne Chateau CPM/403-268-6646/schateau@harvard.ca

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234 Joe Phillips Building

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521 3 Ave SW Triovest Realty Advisors/Darcy Payne/403-209-3492/dpayne@triovest.com

139,730

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348 Centennial Place E

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

779,703 1,669

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2010

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400 3 Ave SW Oxford Properties Group/Andrew Dickson/403-206-6444/adickson@oxfordproperties.com 818,815 14,255 19,500

425

1988

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2007

356 Calgary City Centre Phase 1

215 2 St SW Peter Stack/403-571-2532/peter.stack@cadillacfairview.com

358 Livingston Place W Tower

250 2 St SW B Richards/K Decaire/403-202-7375/bill.richards@quadreal.com/kyle.decaire@quadreal.com 424,222 5,895

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BLDG AREA

RETAIL AREA

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360 Livingston Place S Tower

222 3 Ave SW B Richards/K Decaire/403-202-7375/bill.richards@quadreal.com/kyle.decaire@quadreal.com 435,364 5,895

22,936

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425 Canadian Centre

833 4 Ave SW Lec Mroczek/403-705-3527/lmorczek@artisreit.com

156,402

13,679

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430 744

744 4 Ave SW Sam Nathwani/403-770-2300/snathwani@strategicgroup.ca

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710 4 Ave SW Aly Lalani/403-536-6544/aly.lalani@colliers.com

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700 4 Ave SW Aly Lalani/403-536-6544/aly.lalani@colliers.com 455 6 St SW Government occupiedgordon.moss@gov.ab.ca

206,692 2,630 12,351 51,805

10,850

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555 4 Ave SW BGIS/Dorota Ciaciura/403-205-7436/Dorota.Ciaciura@bgis.com

223,401 2,991

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500 4 Ave SW Choice Properties REIT/Geoff Christie/403-235-3443/Geoff.Christie@choicereit.ca 308,468 3,000

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400 4 Ave SW Cadillac Fairview /Peter Stack/403-571-2532/peter.stack@cadillacfairview.com 682,024 46,234 20,667

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25 1969/06

451 Fourth & Fourth 452 Shell Centre 453 Northland Place 455 Calgary Place II 457 Canada Place

435 4 Ave SW Aly Lalani/403-270-2493/aly.lalani@colliers.com 407 3 St SW Aspen Properties/403-216-2660/APL@aspenproperties.ca 407 2 St SW Triovest Realty Advisors/Darcy Payne/403-209-3492/dpayne@triovest.com

25,100

8,168

196,768 3,066

11,559

458 Jamieson Place

308 4 Ave SW B Richards/K Decaire/403-202-7375/bill.richards@quadreal.com/kyle.decaire@quadreal.com 810,630 31,408 24,680

459 Fifth Avenue Place W Tower

237 4 Ave SW Brookfield Properties/Dwight Jack/403-770-7200/

460 BP Centre

240 4 Ave SW B Richards/K Decaire/403-202-7375/bill.richards@quadreal.com/kyle.decaire@quadreal.com 646,446 4,911

707,373 48,273 23,000 23,500

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495

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144 4 Ave SW Aspen Properties/Rob Blackwell/403-216-2242/rblackwell@aspenproperties.ca 333,313 4,436

12,140

182

1981

466 Sun Life Plaza N Tower

140 4 Ave SW Aspen Properties/Rob Blackwell/403-216-2660/rblackwell@aspenproperties.ca 325,803 3,580

11,557

181

1982

468 Sun Life Plaza E Tower

112 4 Ave SW Aspen Properties/Rob Blackwell/403-216-2660/rblackwell@aspenproperties.ca 415,555 7,713

14,819

280

1984

470 Asia Pacific Centre

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

92,500 16,000

9,336

1980

474 First Street Plaza

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

72,107

9,013

1981

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350

28 1980/19

475 First Tower

411 1 St SE Warren Libert-Scott/403-456-2207/Warren.LibertScott@am.jll.com

1,881

476 Harry Hays Building

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

463,452

120

64,584

298

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 6,500

12,510

1979

525 Atrium I

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

1978

110,616 10,940 14,239

1978

257,134

13,850

141

1982

715 5 Ave SW Avison Young Real Estate Mgmt/Glenn Simpson/403-232-4329/glennsimpson@avisonyoung.com 399,563 7,517

12,600

391

1974

535 639 5 Avenue SW

639 5 Ave SW Northam Realty Advisors/Carrie Zettel/(416)977-7151/czettel@northamrealty.com 281,851 8,268

12,000

25 1969/96

536 640 Fifth Avenue SW

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

250,275 3,806

17,702

102

16 1980/11

538 622 5th

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

42,760

8,264

543 Fifth and Fifth

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

244

1980

545 Five Ten Fifth

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

109,145 6,578

6,410

1981

546 Aquitaine Tower

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

246,752

13,500

1968

548 520 5 Avenue SW

520 5 Ave SW Ben Oldfield/403-355-3002/ben_oldfield@manulife.com

192,949 8,904

8,058

1982

551 441 5 Avenue SW

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

64,171

3,020

6,328

1973

552 444 5 Avenue SW

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

172,250 5,337

8,360

1972

553 505 3 Street SW

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

142,141

8,250

1979

1966 1978

528 800 5th Ave

800 5 Ave SW Lec Mroczek/403-705-3527/lmorczek@artisreit.com

533 715 5 Avenue SW

554 Roslyn Building

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

132,323 21,232 13,886

1980

555 333 Fifth Avenue

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

241,457 24,551 15,600

115

558 Calgary Place I

330 5 Ave SW Choice Properties REIT/Geoff Christie/403-235-3443/Geoff.Christie@choicereit.ca 285,077 35,694 11,500

138

31 1968/06

560 Stock Exchange Tower

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

386,872 17,914 13,500

112

563 Bow Valley Square 3

255 5 Ave SW Oxford Properties Group/Ryan Sirski/403-206-6482/rsirski@oxfordproperties.com 373,136 36,321 11,742

756

32 79/11/18

1979

565 Bow Valley Square 2

205 5 Ave SW Oxford Properties Group/Ryan Sirski/403-206-6482/rsirski@oxfordproperties.com 508,912 21,841 13,790

756

39 74/11/18

566 Fifth Avenue Place E Tower

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

719,416 48,273 23,000

791

1981

568 TransCanada Tower

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

560

2001

569 Suncor Energy Centre E Tower 575 North-West Travellers Bldg 618 Place 9-6 626 Atrium II

111 5 Ave SW Brookfield Properties/Dwight Jack/403-770-7089/ 515 1 St SE Ashley Kane/403-571-4252/ashley.kane@avisonyoung.com 940 6 Ave SW Sam Nathwani/403-770-2300/snathwani@strategicgroup.ca 840 6 Ave SW Aly Lalani/403-536-6544/aly.lalani@colliers.com

585,662 24,462 22,000

849

1983

26,040

5,393

1912/04

157,860

14,351

138

1983

110,190 9,265 14,382

1979

629 AMEC Place

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

409,460 16,365 15,900

256

1982

630 Place 800

800 6 Ave SW Manulife/Kara Dusseldorp/403-264-4980/kara_dusseldorp@manulife.com

220,090 9,011

12,660

1978

632 736 SIXTH

736 6 Ave SW Manulife/Kara Vander Herberg/403-264-4969/kara_vanderherberg@manulife.com 212,302 5,316

9,506

1981

634 700 Sixth Avenue

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

224,990 10,694 11,000

1968

635 Britannia Building

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

133,803

9 58/95/16

15,324

637 Alpine Building

635 6 Ave SW M Lam, I Gillmor, JLL/403-456-2211/Mason.Lam@am.jll.com/Ian.Gillmor@am.jll.com 53,128

6,204

11,641

1962/98

639 Ford Tower

633 6 Ave SW M Lam, I Gillmor. JLL/403-456-2211/Mason.Lam@am.jll.com/Ian.Gillmor@am.jll.com 144,919 1,390

8,080

1976

640 Bradie Building

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

92,430

7,110

15 1965/75

641 Calgary Court Centre N Tower

601 6 Ave SW N/A

580,900

20,000

150

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DOWNTOWN MAP BUILDING NAME ADDRESS LEASING CONTACT (TELEPHONE/E-MAIL) REF

BLDG AREA

RETAIL AREA

AVG FL PLATE

PKNG # OF STALLS FLOORS

BUILT/ RENO

644 Petex Building

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

12,000

1964

646 Calgary House

550 6 Ave SW Manulife/Kara Vander Herberg/403-264-4969/kara_vanderherberg@manulife.com 169,736 7,005

14,909

1966

15 1969/97

651 606 4 Street SW

606 4 St SW Jenny Thiessen/403-270-2483/jthiessen@dream.ca

654 404 6 Avenue

404 6 Ave SW ICM Property Services/Greg Condon/403-256-5350/gcondon@icmgroup.ca

83,833

9,129

12,000

656 Centrium Place

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

223,767 3,813

1970/17

16,920

2007

311/321 6 Ave SW B Richards/K Decaire/403-202-7375/bill.richards@quadreal.com/kyle.decaire@quadreal.com 464,757 25,313 13,757

189

1980

662 Bow Valley Square 4

250 6 Ave SW Oxford Properties Group/Ryan Sirski/403-206-6482/rsirski@oxfordproperties.com 442,113 29,188 11,735

756

37 81/11/18

665 Brookfield Place Calgary

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

550

666 Bow Valley Square 1

202 6 Ave SW Oxford Properties Group/Ryan Sirski/403-206-6482/rsirski@oxfordproperties.com 143,553 8,736

756

17 72/11/18

659 Intact Place

131,870 7,877 -

667 Lougheed Building

604 1 St SW Vanessa Fraser/403-543-9600/vfraser@alliedreit.com

669 Telephone Building

119 6 Ave SW Vanessa Fraser/403-543-9600/vfraser@alliedreit.com

670 Suncor Energy Ctr W Tower

150 6 Ave SW Brookfield Properties/Dwight Jack/403-770-7089/

671 Hanover Place

101 6 Ave SW Avison Young Real Estate Mgmt/Eric Horne/403-232-4339/eric.horne@avisonyoung.com 242,676 4,537 100 6 Ave SW Vanessa Fraser/403-543-9600/vfraser@alliedreit.com

672 Oddfellows Building 674 The Bow

88,715 21,265 11,851

709 1035 7th

2017

1911/06

15,663

1911/05

1,121,618 24,462 23,000

849

1983

10,280

1982

6,774

1912/05

63,063

33,874

500 Centre St SE marjcone@hrreit.ca

675 Andrew Davidson Building

9,662

2,000,000 20,000 36,000 1,358 59

133 6 Ave SE Owner occupied 1035 7 Ave SW Aly Lalani/403-536-6544/aly.lalani@colliers.com

2011

160,000

12,500

75,378

12,940

6 1979/02

1976

710 Parallel Centre

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

80,641

2,208

13,241

711 1023 7 Avenue SW

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

21,500

700

4,300

1982

712 Plaza 1000

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

160,033 2,420

16,453

244

2003

722 Northland Building

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

149,258 20,295 10,602

131

1982

98,992 5,692

9,437

1979

286,074 22,758 14,447

224

21 1979/01

724 Dominion Centre 726 840 7th Avenue SW

665 8 St SW Aly Lalani/403-536-6544/aly.lalani@colliers.com 840 7 Ave SW Aly Lalani/403-270-2493/aly.lalani@colliers.com

1979

729 801 7th Avenue SW

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

615,000 17,000 18,000

343

37 82/00/15

731 Guinness House

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

128,511 9,069

10,900

1964

733 Elveden House

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

172,140 14,798

7,800

1961

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BLDG AREA

RETAIL AREA

736 Sierra Place

706 7 Ave SW Lec Mroczek/403-705-3527/lmorczek@artisreit.com

92,108

737 Iveagh House

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

147,879 8,690

739 Encor Place

645 7 Ave SW Cadillac Fairview /Peter Stack/403-571-2532/peter.stack@cadillacfairview.com 359,024 970

742 Calgary Court Ctr S Tower

600 7 Ave SW

743 707 Fifth

707 5 St SW Kara Dusseldorp/Manulife/403-264-4980/kara_dusseldorp@manulife.com

483,500

607,440 6,754

AVG FL PLATE

PKNG # OF STALLS FLOORS

BUILT/ RENO

9,295

10 58/95/16

10,800

1962

12,380

109

1988

23,800

150

2007

21,500

400

2017 1991

300

263,143

27,170

118

10 63/97/16

755 Dome Tower

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

14,300

191

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

603,340 87,798 14,829

1976 2017

751 TD Canada Trust Tower 752 444 7 Avenue SW

759 700 2nd St. SW 772 Telus Sky 820 1000 8 Avenue SW

421 7 Ave SW Cushman and Wakefield/Scott Haffner/403-441-4905/scott.haffner@cushwake.com 617,346 135,931 18,500 444 7 Ave SW Jenny Thiessen/403-270-2483/jthiessen@dream.ca

700 2 St SW Aly Lalani/403-270-2493/aly.lalani@colliers.com 685 Centre St SW Vanessa Fraser/403-543-9600/vfraser@alliedreit.com 1000 8 Ave SW Triovest Realty Advisors/Darcy Payne/403-209-3492/dpayne@triovest.com

41,930

4,318

8,500

1980

2008

823 8West

903 8 Ave SW Ben Oldfield/403-355-3002/ben_oldfield@manulife.com

138,442 9,138

14,688

824 U of C Downtown Campus

906 8 Ave SW

127,000

17,750

324

6 58/71/10

825 Century Park Place

855 8 Ave SW Justin Lanys/416-234-8444/jlanys@starlightinvest.com

75,675

5,294

7,523

1982

827 Panarctic Plaza

815 8 Ave SW Berezan Mgmt Alta/Alison Wallace/403-508-5016/AWallace@berezan.ca

151,716 4,491

12,330

134

1982

9,135

829 Taylor Building

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

84,797

1954

831 First Alberta Place

777 8 Ave SW Berezan Mgmt Alta/Alison Wallace/403-508-5016/AWallace@berezan.ca

311,145 10,858 14,489

9,550

1981

832 Petro Fina

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

169,327 12,260 15,211

1959

833 Western Canadian Place N

707 8 Ave SW B Richards/K Decaire/403-202-7375/bill.richards@quadreal.com/kyle.decaire@quadreal.com 668,860 8,277

18,400

153

1983 1983

835 635 8th Avenue

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

10,501

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

9,075

7,604

1956/99

842 Barron Building

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

130,834 18,881 11,894

1951

843 Plains Midstream Plaza

607 8 Ave SW GWL, Lucas Beck, Nicci Fedorek/403-777-0410/lucas.beck@gwlra.com/nicci.fedorek@gwlra.com 242,364 15,224 20,372

2007

845 Eighth Avenue Place W Tower

585 8 Ave SW Cushman & Wakefield/Loy Sullivan/403-441-4941/loy.sullivan@cushwake.com 841,063

24,000 1,143 40

2014 2011

847 Eighth Avenue Place E Tower

525 8 Ave SW Cushman & Wakefield/Loy Sullivan/403-441-4941/loy.sullivan@cushwake.com 1,094,446 26,210 24,000 1,143 49

848 Watermark Tower

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

291

1982

849 Shaw Building

505 8 Ave SW Gordon Realty/Kyle Gordon/403-830-7904/Kyle@gordoncommercialrealty.com

1955 1954

851 411

8,289

8,811

47,823

1,185

11,271

853 HSBC Building

407 8 Ave SW Barclay Street Real Estate/Bill Falagaris/403-290-0178/bfalagaris@barclaystreet.com 97,888

3,600

9,858

10 1962/05

855 Royal Bank Building

335 8 Ave SW Brookfield Properties/Dwight Jack403-770-7200/

335,000

12,400 1,169 24

888 3 St SW Brookfield Properties/Dwight Jack403-770-7200/

822,000

20,500 1,169 47

2000

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

14,300

1977

822,000 253,000 20,500 1,169 47

1989

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

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

52,867

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

191

1969

860 Lancaster Building

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

8,300

861 National Bank

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

43,453

14,050

1918 1996

867 Leeson & Lineham

209 8 Ave SW Vanessa Fraser/403-543-9600/vfraser@alliedreit.com

32,731

5,176

5,020

1910/98

869 Alberta Block

805 1 St SW Vanessa Fraser/403-543-9600/vfraser@alliedreit.com

27,902 19,382

8,520

1900/08

871 Alberta Hotel Building

808 1 St SW Vanessa Fraser/403-543-9600/vfraser@alliedreit.com

47,569 30,244 11,000

1888/97

872 Molson’s Bank Building

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

10,042

3,800

3,100

1912

873 Young Block

129 8 Ave SW Vanessa Fraser/403-543-9600/vfraser@alliedreit.com

8,408

5,336

2002

874 Ashdown Hardware Bldg

110 8 Ave SW Triovest Realty Advisors /403-245-4447/

15,540

7,198

3,885

1891

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

1,561

1,650

1907

883 Burns Building

237 8 Ave SE Vanessa Fraser/403-543-9600/vfraser@alliedreit.com

73,267 10,034 10,860

1912/91 1983

932 Western Canadian Place S

700 9 Ave SW B Richards/K Decaire/403-202-7375/bill.richards@quadreal.com/kyle.decaire@quadreal.com 429,700 8,633

955 Gulf Canada Square

401 9 Ave SW GWL Realty Advisors/Andrew Baird/403-777-4294/andrew.baird@gwlra.com 1,075,058 73,346 48,000

960 Bankers Court

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

15,120

1979

255,000 9,000

21,800

179

2008 2010

963 Penn West Plaza W Tower

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

394,061 4,444

21,400

215

965 Penn West Plaza E Tower

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

242,263 13,229 26,440

146

2008

968 150 9 Avenue SW

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

442,572 5,421

1981

971 Tower Centre

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

260,956 63,031 62,635

180

1969

975 Palliser One

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

395,070 7,230

16,400

300

27 1970/10

979 Teck Place

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

108,959 2,832

10,801

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044

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132

130

059

057

055

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134 136 138

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142

152

150 6 STREET SW 6 STREET SW

145 147 151

242 244 246

250

5 STREET SW

7 STREET SW 7 STREET SW

234

8 STREET SW

129

9 STREET SW

125

119

10 STREET SW

11 STREET SW

117

12 STREET SW

14 STREET SW

13 STREET SW

11 AVENUE SW

12 AVENUE SW

233

235

330 13 AVENUE SW

334

335 440

434 435

5 STREET SW

8 STREET SW

9 STREET SW

10 STREET SW

12 STREET SW

14 STREET SW

507

11 STREET SW

14 AVENUE SW

15 AVENUE SW

634

636

638 640

16 AVENUE SW

749

739

9 STREET SW

9A STREET SW

10 STREET SW

10A STREET SW

11 STREET SW

734

731

725 727

723

17 AVENUE SW

12 STREET SW

13 STREET SW

14 STREET SW

730 732

726

706

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MAP BUILDING NAME ADDRESS LEASING CONTACT (TELEPHONE/E-MAIL) REF

BLDG AREA

RETAIL AREA

AVG FL PKNG # OF BUILT/ PLATE STALLS FLOORS RENO

007 West Village Centre

2011 1 0 Ave. SW Jeff Buziak/403-807-2183/jeff@palliserrealty.com

30,000

3,000

1960

015 1725- 10th Ave SW

1725- 10 Ave SW Avenue Commercial /Steven P Butt/403-802-6767/sbutt@avenuecommercial.ca 22,160

5,960

8,100

1980 1980

019 1711

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

18,108

7,738

029 Cheviot Professional Building

1615 10 Ave SW Shane Olin, Marlene Zaharichuk/403-313-5305/mzaharichuk@blackstonecommercial.com 29,093

10,000

1979

039 1313 10th Avenue

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

11,786

1979

47,144

042 1230

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

11,434

37,000

1973

044 1216

1216 1 0 Ave SW Brett Baker/403-770-2300/bbaker@strategicgroup.ca

61,675

20,384

1974

046 11th Street Crossing

1140 10 Ave SW Guardian Advisory Group/403-374-2546/info@guardianag.ca

30,000

1976

047 Lancore Square

1021 10 Ave SW Quinco Financial /Laurie Roberts/780-415-5650/lr@quinco.ca

45,931

11,750

1981

049 CUPS Building

1001 10 Ave SW Owner

52,000

1945/15

054 999 8 Street SW 055 10th Avenue House

999 8 St SW CBRE/Katie Sapieha/403-750-0529/Katie.Sapieha@cbre.com 815 10 Ave SW James Mitchell/403-245-2077/certusj@me.com

17,000

16,261

210

1980

27,000 12,927 13,500

1999 1920/96

113,828 1,249

057 Cooper Blok

809 10 Ave SW Vanessa Fraser/403-543-9600/vfraser@alliedreit.com

35,889

5,966

059 707 10th Avenue

707 1 0 Ave SW Triovest Realty Advisors /Darcy Payne/403-209-3492/dpayne@triovest.com

47,086

15,695

1977

063 Kipling Square

601 10 Ave SW Vanessa Fraser/403-543-9600/vfraser@alliedreit.com

48,866

2,592

13,000

1905/80

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168 170 172

164

176

184

180

262

270

173 276

278

1 STREET SE

260

169

CENTRE STREET

258

165

186

188

190

192

196

11 AVENUE SE 1 STREET SW

161

159

2 STREET SW

4 STREET SW

11 AVENUE SW

183

181

185 284

12 AVENUE SW

12 AVENUE SE

277

12 AVENUE SE

281 384

13 AVENUE SW

13 AVENUE SE OLYMPIC WAY SE

13 AVENUE SE

MACLEOD TRAIL SE

488 1 STREET SE

CENTRE STREET

1 STREET SW

2 STREET SW

4 STREET SW

14 AVENUE SW

483

15 AVENUE SW

14 AVENUE SE

15 AVENUE SE

559

579 762

754 758

5 STREET SE

162

089

3 STREET SE

160

158

087

MACLEOD TRAIL SE

154

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083

077

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AVG FL PKNG # OF BUILT/ PLATE STALLS FLOORS RENO

067 Centre 10

517 1 0 Ave SW Cushman & Wakefield/Loy Sullivan/403-441-4941/loy.sullivan@cushwake.com

367,895 20,862 38,986

719

2014

077 MacCosham Place

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

34,838 22,037

1912/09

082 Palliser Annex

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

13,000

6,500

2010

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

49,500

16,500

1987

083 MEG Place

6,300

084 Palliser South

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

300,474 5,303

17,596

200

2009

087 Brownstone

221 10 Ave SE condominium office

45,000

15,000

2004

239 10 Ave SE Vanessa Fraser/403-543-9600/vfraser@alliedreit.com

25,458

1905

089 Demcor Building

- -

6,900

106

106 Winwood Place

1324 11 Ave SW Avenue Commercial /Steven P Butt/403-802-6767/sbutt@avenuecommercial.ca 29,700

7,726

10,900

1980

117 Connaught Centre

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

9,925

12,065

126

1981

81,480

119 Stephenson Building

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

61,804

807

9,093

107

1980

125 CCIS Building

1111 11 Ave SW Barclay Street Real Estate/403-290-0178/

46,951

7,240

10,000

1979

129 Trico Building

1005 11 Ave SW owner occupied//

18,417

7,200

1975

42,631

14,210

1926/76

130 902 11 Avenue SW

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

132 Corner Block

838 11 Ave SW Vanessa Fraser/403-543-9600/vfraser@alliedreit.com

22,471 10,231 11,000

1930

134 Glenbow Building

822 11 Ave SW Vanessa Fraser/403-543-9600/vfraser@alliedreit.com

25,063 16,011

1930

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4,255

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BELTLINE MAP BUILDING NAME ADDRESS LEASING CONTACT (TELEPHONE/E-MAIL) REF

136 Sherwin Block

1060 7 St SW Vanessa Fraser/403-543-9600/vfraser@alliedreit.com

138 Building Bloc

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

BLDG AREA

RETAIL AREA

AVG FL PKNG # OF BUILT/ PLATE STALLS FLOORS RENO

30,948

9,790

6,000

36,700 16,500

4,000

2007

34,296 18,407 12,650

1980/10

1923/05

140 Atrium on 11th

625 11 Ave SW Vanessa Fraser/403-543-9600/vfraser@alliedreit.com

142 617 11 Avenue

617 11 Ave SW Vanessa Fraser/403-543-9600/vfraser@alliedreit.com

9,000

6,000

3,000

1966

145 Sunrise Square

602 11 Ave SW Colliers/Matt Lannon/403-571-8824/matt.lannon@colliers.com

58,443

8,857

14,200

1979

147 Roberts Block

605 11 Ave SW Vanessa Fraser/403-543-9600/vfraser@alliedreit.com

51,173 29,207 17,383

1915/90

150 5/5

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

98,630

8,966

1983

151 524-11th Ave SW

524-11 Ave SW Brendan Keen, Nick Preston/403-538-2514/brendan.keen@colliers.com, nick.preston@colliers.com 10,776 -

5,276

3,443

152 Wheatsheaf Building

1015 4 St SW Manulife Real Estate/Ben Oldfield/403-355-3002/ben_oldfield@manulife.com

136,017 6,173

10,000

154 1108 4 Street SW

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

21,783

10,500

1978

158 396 11 Avenue

396 11 Ave SW Avenue Commercial/Steven P Butt/403-802-6767/sbutt@avenuecommercial.ca 147,198 4,060

12,039

2008

159 333 11 Avenue SW

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

210,465 4,260

14,300

149

1981

160 Vintage Tower II

326 11 Ave SW Vanessa Fraser/403-543-9600/vfraser@alliedreit.com

115,195 13,003 14,600

115

2003

161 Vintage Tower I

322 11 Ave SW Vanessa Fraser/403-543-9600/vfraser@alliedreit.com

94,060 10,290 11,700

1929/99

2002

162 The District at Beltline Bldg A

227 11 Ave SW John Fisher//john.fisher@cbre.com

164 224 11 Avenue SW

224 11 Ave SW

165 The District at Beltline Bldg B 168 11th Avenue Place

211 11 Ave SW John Fisher//john.fisher@cbre.com

124,499 3,865 24,900 311 12,900

126,429

3,300

1909

22,895 311

2007

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

200,948

20,000

175

2015

169 Paramount

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

53,252

8,076

10,650

1981

170 1110 Building

1110 1 St SW JLL/R Urbanczyk, A Ramsay/403-456-5579/rick.urbanczyk@am.jll.com, adam.ramsay@am.jll.com 9,800

7,000

1970

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

28,000 11,000 14,000

1960/09

74,706

172 Clennan Square 173 Customs House

134 11 Ave SE Triovest Realty Advisors /Darcy Payne/403-209-3492/dpayne@triovest.com

19,160

1912/06

176 Keynote Office Tower 1

1100 1st St SE Triovest Realty Advisors ./Darcy Payne/403-209-3492/dpayne@triovest.com 283,597 42,600 21,000

370

2009

180 Keynote Res Tower 2 Commercial

225 11 Ave SE Triovest Realty Advisors ./Darcy Payne/403-209-3492/dpayne@triovest.com 14,883

9,300

2010

181 Tourism Calgary

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

25,655

9,500

1950

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

15,108

5,035

1952/02

26,444

4,892

13,247

1910/00

57,925

11,200

1912/04

183 Flamingo Block 184 Louise Block

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

185 Ribtor West

318 11 Ave SE Kalen Morton/403-692-4635/kmorton@ronmor.ca

186 Ribtor East

334 11 Ave SE Kalen Morton/403-692-4635/kmorton@ronmor.ca

50,890

12,000

2008

188 Pilkington Building

402 11 Ave SE Vanessa Fraser/403-543-9600/vfraser@alliedreit.com

53,588

12,374

1914/99

190 Biscuit Block

438 11 Ave SE Vanessa Fraser/403-543-9600/vfraser@alliedreit.com

52,489

7,500

1910/14

218,667 6,616

12,000

345

2010

139,370 18,168 12,636

195

1979

37,402

3,842

9,351

1982

33,958

10,200

1964/11

192 Calgary Board of Education Bldg

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

196 Dominion Place

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

233 Petrowest

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

234 Epique House

640 12 Ave SW Coldwell Banker/Darrell Kolbjornsrud/403-689-0782/dkolby@shaw.ca

235 Foundation Building

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

39,827

8,650

1979

242 The Lorraine

620 12 Ave SW Ryan Rutherford/403-698-8622/rrutherford@royop.com

25,159

6,000

1913/01

244 Parkside Place Condominium

602 12 Ave SW Guardian Advisory Group/403-374-2546/info@guardianag.ca

68,000

3,033

7,809

100

1979/13

246 Citadel West

540 12 Ave SW Shannon Potter/403-266-1695/spotter@morguard.com

78,315

11,790

1967/06 1981

250 1122 FOURTH

1122 4 St SW Manulife Real Estate/Ben Oldfield/403-355-3002/Ben_Oldfield@manulife.com

252 Lacey Court

344 12 Ave SW Colliers - Matt Lannon/403-571-8824/matt.lannon@colliers.com

258 Central Park Plaza

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

260 The District at Beltline Bldg C

220 12 Ave SW John Fisher//john.fisher@cbre.com

175,071 2,269

10,528

111

6,965

1,880

1970

125,091

9,500

105

1981

106,628

18,645 311

2008

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BELTLINE MAP BUILDING NAME ADDRESS LEASING CONTACT (TELEPHONE/E-MAIL) REF

262 TransAlta Place II 270 Formans Building

BLDG AREA

RETAIL AREA

110 12 Ave SW JLL/R Urbanczyk, A Ramsay/403-456-5579/rick.urbanczyk@am.jll.com, adam.ramsay@am.jll.com 189,000 - 1202 1 St SW Simone Skaff/403-252-1189/simone@formans.ca

10,472

4,702

AVG FL PKNG # OF BUILT/ PLATE STALLS FLOORS RENO

20,688

306

1984

2,778

1912

276 TransAlta Place I

110 12 Ave SW JLL/R Urbanczyk, A Ramsay/403-456-5579/rick.urbanczyk@am.jll.com, adam.ramsay@am.jll.com 135,000 -

13,700

1965

277 The Kahanoff Centre

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

20,000

126

1982/16

278 Macleod Square 281 Carl Safran Centre

1117 Macleod Tr SE Triovest Realty Advisors/Darcy Payne/403-209-3492/dpayne@triovest.com 930 13 Ave SW Owner occupied

208,000

481

9,358

6,239

1969

55,279

18,426

1905

284 Terex Place

1301 8 St SW JR Mercantile/Mark Biglow/403-770-3071/mark@jrmercantile.com

22,429

4,930

5,840

1977

330 Barclay Square

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

35,827

4,585

1967

334 Victoria Square

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

30,857

15,180

1978

335 Dorchester Square

1333 8 St SW Gordon Realty/Kyle Gordon/403-215-7902/kyle@gordoncommercialrealty.com 101,359 7,233

9,990

139

1981

63,458 3,900 11,175 101

1979

28,269

14,135

1911/50

30,911

6,180

2004

161,672 13,464 18,461

314

2008 1990

384 Mount Royal Place 434 Wesley Church 435 M-Tech Building 440 Stampede Station I 483 1451 – 14 Street SW 488 1520 Fourth Street 507 Centre 15 559 Mount Royal Village West 579 Mount Royal Village (MRV) 634 Mount Royal Centre 636 Mount Royal Village East

1414 8 St SW Aly Lalani/403-536-6544/aly.lalani@colliers.com 1315 7 St SW Brett Baker/403-770-2300/bbaker@strategicgroup.ca 1401 1 St SE M-Tech/Gideon Shoham/403-233-0740/gideon_shoham@hitachi-id.com 1331 Macleod Tr SE Lec Mroczek/403-705-3527/lmorczek@artisreit.com 1451 14 St SW Karen Hermeston/403-750-0809/karen.hermeston@cbre.com 1520 4 St SW BGIS/403-205-7437/Dorota.ciaciura@bgis.com 1509 Centre St S Chris Baradoy/403-705-3573/cbaradoy@artisreit.com

10,746

2,650

111,692 14,000

9,689

190

1974

76,021

11,758

116

1982

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

269

2018

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

216

1977/15

850 16 Ave SW First Capital Realty/Travis Makoloski/403-257-6894/travis.makoloski@fcr.ca 10,552

3,387

800-818 16 Ave SW First Capital Realty/Travis Makoloski/403-257-6894/travis.makoloski@fcr.ca 42,966 21,498

3,471

1958

52/62/97

638 First Seventeen Place

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

51,283

1,720

9,600

1981

640 1029 17th Avenue SW

1029 17 Ave SW Lindsay Syhlonyk/403-668-7205/lsyhlonyk@epicinvestmentservices.com

17,840

1988/15

706 Shelbourne Place II

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

10,357

3,500

723 Rockwood Square

1032 17 Ave SW Cushman Wakefield/Brock Evans/403-261-1121/brock.evans@cushwake.com

22,546

4,109

6,045

1981

725 Shelbourne Place I

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

22,380

7,970

9,357

r1989

726 Former H R Block Bldg

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

7,132

3,424

2,377

727 High Street House

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

51,296

9,648

7,160

9,908

7,669

2,477

730 Calhoun Block

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

1979

731 The Shoppes at the Devenish

908 17 Ave SW First Capital Realty/Travis Makoloski/403-257-6894/travis.makoloski@fcr.ca 40,274 18,000 12,300

1911/75

732 Mount Royal Block

815 17 Ave SW First Capital Realty/Travis Makoloski/403-257-6894/travis.makoloski@fcr.ca 44,723 24,131 24,119

146

2006

734 Centre 601

601 17 Ave SW Brendan Keen & Nick Preston/403-538-2511/brendan.keen@colliers.com, nick.preston@colliers.com 21,017 18,009

9,004

1978

739 534

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

6,275

1976

24,965

4,860

749 Aurora Building

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

21,272

6,108

4,000

1958/09

754 The Courtyard

320 17 Ave SW

68,700

11,000

132

1979

758 Glenbow Annex

816 11 Ave SW Vanessa Fraser/403-543-9600/vfraser@alliedreit.com

8,838

762 Ellison Block

812 11 Ave SW Vanessa Fraser/403-543-9600/vfraser@alliedreit.com

10,664

5,332

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201

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32 AVE.

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201

17 AVE. S.

BA RL O

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17 AVE.

IAL DR OR . M ME 6 AVE. 9 AVE.

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HIGHWAY 201 (STONEY TRAIL)

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MAP BUILDING NAME ADDRESS LEASING CONTACT (TELEPHONE/E-MAIL) REF

BLDG AREA

RETAIL AREA

AVG FL PKNG # OF BUILT/ PLATE STALLS FLOORS RENO

OT OUT OF TOWN A3 Cochrane

125, 185 1 St E Cochrane Morena Ianniello/Avison Young/587-293-3367/morena.ianniello@avisonyoung.com

15,771

1998

NE NORTHEAST G7 Ctr 1000 G7 Edmonton Trail

1000 Centre St NE Sam Nathwani/403-770-2300/snathwani@strategicgroup.ca 1319 Edmonton Tr NE D Lees, A Ramsay/JLL/403-456-2204/david.lees@am.jll.com, adam.ramsay@am.jll.com

55,537

9,214

915

1982

11,879

3,960

2017

G7 Meredith Block

611 Meredith Rd NE Ryan Remington/403-255-7005/ryan@remingtoncorp.com

182,475 2,800 19,499 289

2016

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

H3 Harvest Hills Off Park II

6000, 333 96 Ave NE Byron Guss/403-212-6384/bguss@qualico.com

73,623 24,000

176

2016

13,697 98

2009/19

H3 Harvest Hills Profl Ctr Phase I & II 160 & 178 96 Ave NE Donna MacArthur/403-293-6027/vw@viewwest.net

28,339

H4 7015 8 Street NE

7015 8 St NE Cody Watson/403-871-8760/cody.watson@collierscalgary.com

14,540

7,500

H4 7019 8 Street NE

7019 8 St NE Cody Watson/403-871-8760/cody.watson@collierscalgary.com

14,540

7,500

19,390

H4 7315 8th Street NE

7315 8 St NE Shannon Potter/403-266-1695/spotter@morguard.com

9,695

H4 Centre Eight Ten A

7777 10 St NE Shannon Potter/403-266-1695/spotter@morguard.com

28,888 29,494

2000 2000

H4 Centre Eight Ten C

7651-7665 10 St NE Shannon Potter/403-266-1695/spotter@morguard.com

25,469 25,578

2000

H4 Deerfoot Atria N

6815 8 St NE Colin Macdonald/403-303-2413/cmacdonald@bentallkennedy.com

162,587 56,500

585

1981

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 Deerport Ctr

7326 10 St NE Shannon Potter/403-266-1695/spotter@morguard.com

48,683 15,860

1999

H4 Duncan Bldg

7575 8 St NE Shannon Potter/403-266-1695/spotter@morguard.com

80,898 24,460

292

2001

H4 Harris Bldg

6732 8 St NE Allan Bietz/403-303-2434/abietz@bentallkennedy.com

119,578 119,578

465

1982

53,000 12,000

135

2001/15

H4 MegaSys Business Ctr 1111 & 1115 57 Ave NE 1111 Properties/403-295-0511/properties@megasys.com H4 Novatel Bldg

1120 68 Ave NE Shannon Potter/403-266-1695/spotter@morguard.com

90,133 45,000

148

1997

H4 Sobeys West Inc

1020 64 Ave NE owner occupied/778-328-1478/amanda.silvestre@sobeys.com

125,005 40,080

423

1982

H5 808

808 55 Ave NE Ellisa Asaria/403-770-2300/easaria@strategicgroup.ca

80,188

2008

H5 McCall Court 1, 2 & 3

4311 12 St NE Cody Watson/403-871-8760/cody.watson@collierscalgary.com

102,578 23,000

339

2008 1974

H5 McCall Park Place A

1331 44 Ave NE Andrew Borle/403-291-3199/aborle@estancia.ca

18,897 18,897

H5 McCall Park Place B

1323 44 Ave NE Andrew Borle/403-291-3199/aborle@estancia.ca

23,553 23,553

1975

41,416

2002

H5 YYC Business Centre

1440 Aviation Park NE Westcorp Property Mgmt/780-431-3300/commercialleasing@westcorp.net

H6 2020 32 Avenue NE

108,890 108,890 70,567 141

H6 3000 15th Street NE

3000 15 St NE Paul Marsden/403-571-8764/paul.marsden@colliers.com

54,000

H6 3115 12th Street NE

3115 12 St NE CBRE/Stuart Watson/403-750-0540/stuart.watson@cbre.com

H6 3420 12th Street NE

3420 12 St NE Cody Watson/403-871-8760/cody.watson@collierscalgary.com

H6 3440 12th Street NE

2020 32 Ave NE Berezan Management (Alta)/Alison Wallace/403-508-5016/AWallace@berezan.ca

1981

176

1999

74,055 21,279

170

1981

57,345 58,000

110

57,337 58,000

H6 Airways Bsnss Plaza

1935 32 Ave NE Sam Nathwani/403-770-2300/snathwani@strategicgroup.ca

67,517 31,972

H6 Deerfoot Court

1144 29 Ave NE Sam Nathwani/403-750-0505/snathwani@strategicgroup.ca

75,138 13,601

177

1982

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 Deerfoot Junction III

80,016 16,003 1,400 331

1981

25,000 12,500

1981

H6 Hampshire Court H6 International Datashare Bldg

3440 12 St NE Cody Watson/403-871-8760/cody.watson@collierscalgary.com

1212 31 Ave NE Donna MacArthur/403-293-6027/vw@viewwest.net 3015 12 St NE Norcal/Hardy Nielsen, Ivan Stark/403-291-3010/hnielsen@norcalgroup.com

36,000 12,000

2004

H6 PCL Bldg

2882 11 St NE Wayne Henderson/403-250-4800/wahenderson@pcl.com

30,000 15,000

113

1981

H6 South Airways Bldg

3016 19 St NE JLL/Rick Urbanczyk/403-456-5579/rick.urbanczyk@am.jll.com

35,359 18,735

1979

110,000 55,000

213

1981/99

H6 Zurich Court

1223 31 Ave NE Triovest Realty Advisors/Darcy Payne/403-209-3492/dpayne@triovest.com

1986

1538 25 Ave NE Avison Young/Stephen Goertz/403-232-4322/steven.goertz@avisonyoung.com

H7 906 – 1 Avenue NE

906 – 1 Ave NE Travis Makoloski/403-257-6894/travis.makoloski@fcr.ca

1,000

H7 Bridgeland Prof Bldg

1010 1 Ave NE Concert Realty Services/Jeff Juhala/604-688-9460/jjuhala@concertproperties.com 29,293 10,000 6,000

17,038

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SUBURBAN NORTH MAP BUILDING NAME ADDRESS LEASING CONTACT (TELEPHONE/E-MAIL) REF

H7 Bridges Place

736 1 Ave NE

BLDG AREA

RETAIL AREA

AVG FL PKNG # OF BUILT/ PLATE STALLS FLOORS RENO

13,700

H7 Comtech

233 Mayland Pl NE Cindy Halbauer/403-781-1330/cindy.halbauer@creb.ca

22,358

7,450

1985

H7 CREB Bldg

300 Manning Rd NE Cindy Halbauer/403-781-1330/cindy.halbauer@creb.ca

55,544 15,870

202

2000

H7 Willowglen Bsnss Park

4 Manning Close NE Stuart Watson/403-750-0540/Stuart.Watson@cbre.com

22,094 11,047

1,121 2

1980

H7 Willowglen Bsnss Park

809 Manning Rd NE Stuart Watson/403-750-0540/Stuart.Watson@cbre.com

31,447 10,482

1,121 3

1980

H7 Willowglen Bsnss Park

802 Manning Rd NE Stuart Watson/403-750-0540/Stuart.Watson@cbre.com

11,082 11,082

1,121 1

1980

H7 Willowglen Bsnss Park

8 Manning Close NE Stuart Watson/403-750-0540/Stuart.Watson@cbre.com

34,807 11,602

1,121 3

1980

H7 Willowglen Bsnss Park

801 Manning Rd NE Stuart Watson/403-750-0540/Stuart.Watson@cbre.com

35,751 11,917

1,121 3

1980

H7 Willowglen Bsnss Park

803 Manning Rd NE Stuart Watson/403-750-0540/Stuart.Watson@cbre.com

31,450 10,483

1,121 3

1980

H7 Willowglen Bsnss Park

805 Manning Rd NE Stuart Watson/403-750-0540/Stuart.Watson@cbre.com

23,674 11,837

1,121 2

1980

H7 Willowglen Bsnss Park

811 Manning Rd NE Stuart Watson/403-750-0540/Stuart.Watson@cbre.com

23,788 11,894

1,121 2

1980

H7 Willowglen Bsnss Park

807 Manning Rd NE Stuart Watson/403-750-0540/Stuart.Watson@cbre.com

23,996 11,998

1,121 2

1980

H7 Willowglen Bsnss Park

12 Manning Close NE Stuart Watson/403-750-0540/Stuart.Watson@cbre.com

31,279 10,426

1,121 3

1980

H7 Willowglen Bsnss Park

1,121 1

1980

808 Manning Rd NE Stuart Watson/403-750-0540/Stuart.Watson@cbre.com

13,808 13,808

RockyView Bsnss Park A 261024 Dwight McLellan Tr Shannon Potter/403-266-1695/spotter@morguard.com

143,533 105,577

2013

RockyView Bsnss Park B 261024 Dwight McLellan Tr Shannon Potter/403-266-1695/spotter@morguard.com

155,866 155,866

135

2014

RockyView Bsnss Park C 261024 Dwight McLellan Tr Shannon Potter/403-266-1695/spotter@morguard.com

174,800 174,800

162

2015

3880/3956 29 Street NE

115,095 4,500

223

1984

Gas Liquids 2

2735 39 Ave NE Byron Guss/403-212-6384/bguss@qualico.com

58,912 19,000

174

1980/12

Horizon Business Ctr I

2635 37 Ave NE Berezan Management (Alta)/Alison Wallace/403-508-5016/AWallace@berezan.ca

56,118 28,059

179

1981

Horizon Business Ctr II

2611 37 Ave NE Berezan Management (Alta)/Alison Wallace/403-508-5016/AWallace@berezan.ca

23,113 23,113 2,182

1981

Horizon West

2723 37 Ave NE Concert Realty Services/Jeff Juhala/604-688-9460/jjuhala@concertproperties.com

52,562 26,281

112

1980

Imperial Square Horizon

57,779 58,000

215

1982

1935 27 Avenue

1935 27 Ave NE Brian King/403-774-7111/management@norbergproperties.com

40,197 29,417

1980/14

Airways Mall

2323 32 Ave NE Berezan Management (Alta)/Alison Wallace/403-508-5016/AWallace@berezan.ca

148,244

27,798 305

1978

Crossroads Commercial Ctr

2333 18 Ave NE Individual condo owners

25,000 30,000 10,000 118

1982/96

Deerco Bldg

Intrinsic Place

3880 â€“3956 29 St NE JLL/Trent Peterson/403-456-5583/trent.peterson@am.jll.com

3500 25 St NE Cody Watson/403-871-8760/cody.watson@collierscalgary.com

2915 21 St NE Luke Mayer/403-648-0823/luke@cypressgroup.ca 2891 Sunridge Way NE Derrick Carleton/403-253-0600/dcarleton@riverparkproperties.ca

43,542 21,771

1979

87,241 29,080

2001

339

Mayfield Business Park

2520 23 St NE Donna MacArthur/403-293-6027/vw@viewwest.net

42,178 42,178 9,600 160

1991

Midwest 2

2588 27 St NE Avison Young/Larry Gurtler/403-232-4326/blakee@midwestsurveys.com

38,454 20,000

2007

Midwest Surveys Bldg 2827 Sunridge Blvd NE blakee@midwestsurveys.com

82,225 41,112

191

1998

Stockman Ctr

62,638 22,656

159

1979 2008

2116 27 Ave NE Humford Management/403-319-0490/dpoulin@humfordmgmt.com

Vista Heights Off Cmpx 1925 & 1933 18 Ave NE Rick Urbancyzk/403-456-5579/rick.urbancyzk@am.jll.com

196,457 55,000

764

Windfire Bldg

46,637 24,950

113

1981

Fifth Avenue Bldg

69,753 17,440

137

1978

Northgate Village Mall

Telus House

J5 2728 Hopewell Place

2115 27 Ave NE Barclay Street Real Estate/Ian Robertson/403-290-0178/Irobertson@barclaystreet.com 3016 5 Ave NE Lindsay Syhlonyk/403-668-7205/lsyhlonyk@epicinvestmentservices.com 495 36 St NE Josh Katz/403-538-2704/jkatz@riocan.com 3030 2 Ave SE Allan Bietz/403-303-2434/abietz@bentallkennedy.com

- -

128,554

1980

492

1977 2000

76,812 15,000

258

2007

J5 Westwinds Bsnss Campus IV

3687 63 Ave NE Ryan Remington/403-255-7003/ryan@remingtoncorp.com

62,500 47,500

131

2012

J5 Westwinds Bsnss Pk Phase III

3687 63 Ave NE Ryan Remington/403-255-7003/ryan@remingtoncorp.com

72,123 24,599

217

TBA

134,568 10,765 12,171 275

1985

2675 36 St NE Lindsay Hills/403-282-9838/lindsay.hills@nwhreit.com

2,174 2

J5 Hopewell Corporate Ctr 2618 Hopewell Pl NE Allan Bietz/403-303-2434/abietz@bentallkennedy.com

J6 Sunridge Prof Ctr

2728 Hopewell Pl NE Allan Bietz/403-303-2434/abietz@bentallkennedy.com

275,889

112,123 32,000

J7 Marlborough Prof Bldg 310, 433 Marlborough Wy NE Darren Anderson/403-207-6201/darren.anderson@cushwake.com

50,859 10,000

K7 Centre Eight Ten B

23,320 23,350

7640-7686 8 Ave NE Shannon Potter/403-266-1695/spotter@morguard.com

3,195 5 52

1977/02

2000

NW NORTHWEST 64,942 21,000 21,000 323

2013

B3 Royal Vista Prof Ctr II 4 Royal Vista Way NW Prime Real Estate Group/403-452-7869/todd.dear@theprimegroup.ca

B3 Royal Vista Prof Ctr

27,000 15,000 22,000 320

2019

C4 Crowchild Square

56,721 20,940 25,429 228

1978

54,000 18,537

2016

C4 Crowfoot 75 C4 Crowfoot Bsnss Ctr

15 Royal Vista Pl NW 403-452-7869/slarson-barabash@theprimegroup.ca, todd.dear@theprimegroup.ca 5403 Crowchild Tr NW Ralph Woessner/403-282-1428/ 75 Crowfoot Rise NW Sean Flathers/403-203-3000/sflathers@telsec.ca 400 Crowfoot Cres NW Nola DeCecco/780-945-4812/ndecco@melcor.ca

67,700 12,612 18,615 205

2002

C4 Crowfoot Village Prof Bldg 20 & 60 Crowfoot Cres NW Lec Mroczek/403-705-3527/lmroczek@artisreit.com

18,301

1998

C4 Crowfoot West Bsnss Ctr 600 Crowfoot Cres NW Stuart Watson/403-750-0540/stuart.watson@cbre.com

124,887 36,000 16,482 407

2008

D5 CF Market Mall Prof Ctr

103,855 23,886 3,939

1971/98 1978/09

4935 40 Ave NW Cadillac Fairview/Peter Stack/403-571-2532/peter.stack@cadillacfairview.com

9,233

D5 Varsity Estates Bsnss Ctr 1700 Varsity Estates Dr NW Randy Blasetti, Nick Lupi/403-286-1401/info@varsityestatesbusinesscentre.com

11,662

5,831

D6 Northwest Ctr I

4500 16 Ave NW Justin Lanys/416-234-8444/jlanys@starlightinvest.com

46,449 11,000

1981

D6 Northwest Ctr II

4520 16 Ave NW Justin Lanys/416-234-8444/jlanys@starlightinvest.com

34,491 11,500

1981

E1 Sage Hill Common

455 Sage Valley Dr NW Ryan Darragh/403-692-4525/rdarragh@ronmor.ca

240,000

E5 Northland Prof Bldg

4600 Crowchild Tr NW Matt Keenan/403-984-1938/mkeenan@primarisreit.com

52,344

115

1978

6,608

2019

E5 One North Bsnss Ctr

4503 Brisbois Dr NW Randy Blasetti, Nick Lupi/587-387-8000/info@onenorthbusinesscentre.com

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9,500

21,453

2018/19

SUBURBAN NORTH MAP BUILDING NAME ADDRESS LEASING CONTACT (TELEPHONE/E-MAIL) REF

E5 Provident Prof Bldg

BLDG AREA

AVG FL PKNG # OF BUILT/ PLATE STALLS FLOORS RENO

27,494 10,800

1974/13

204,000 68,000

2008

E5 University Research Ctr 3535 Research Rd NW George Thomson/403-220-6001/gthomson@ucalgary.ca

236,506 47,524

449

1989

E6 Alastair Ross Technology Ctr

3553 31 St NW Rick Urbancyzk/403-456-5579/rick.urbancyzk@am.jll.com

121,387 50,833

301

1989/00

E6 Foothills Prof Bldg

1620 29 St NW Lindsay Hills/403-282-9838/lindsay.hills@nwhreit.com

59,460 19,820 5,062 230

1978/11

F6 Capitol Hill Ctr

2004 14 St NW Barclay Street Real Estate/Shirley Ganong/403-290-0178/sganong@barclaystreet.com 22,000 10,000 10,000 50

1985

E5 SMART Technologies

F6 Lions Park

4616 Valiant Dr NW Brian King/403-774-7111/management@norbergproperties.com

RETAIL AREA

3636 Research Rd NW N/A

1503-1535 19 St NW JLL/D Lees, A Ramsay/403-456-2204/david.lees@am.jll.com, adam.ramsay@am.jll.com 16,936 16,936

1991 2011

F6 North Hill Ctr Off Tower Ph I

1490 14 Ave NW Steve Martin/403-303-2439/smartin@bentallkennedy.com

150,000 25,000

F6 North Hill Ctr Prof Bldg

1500 14 Ave NW Steve Martin/403-303-2439/smartin@bentallkennedy.com

34,119 14,000

120

1960

F6 Northwest Prof Bldg

1640 16 Ave NW Great West Inc/403-252-4411/greatwest@telus.net

40,000

1968

F6 One Six

1510 –1520 16 Ave NW Sam Nathwani/403-770-2300/snathwani@strategicgroup.ca

1989

F7 119 14 Street NW

119 14 St NW

58,376 10,000

1980

F7 Campana Place

609 14 St NW Christopher Baradoy/403-705-3527/cbaradoy@artisreit.com

49,498 10,000

112

1982

F7 Hillhurst Bldg

301 14 St NW Christopher Baradoy/403-705-3573/cbaradoy@artisreit.com

62,882 15,500

111

1975

77,679 19,606 8,677 130

1982

F7 Kensington House

17,525

8,000 5,000

1167 Kensington Cres NW Jenny Thiessen/403-270-2483/jthiessen@dream.ca

F7 Kensington Place

1240 Kensington Rd NW Andrew Borle/403-269-4381/aborle@estancia.ca

48,500 15,500 5,919

1981

F7 Kensington Prof Ctr

1228 Kensington Rd NW Andrew Borle/403-269-4381/aborle@estancia.ca

47,500 10,600 9,000

1981

F7 Kensington Terrace

1220 Kensington Rd NW Laurel Edwards/403-234-1951/ledwards@strategicgroup.ca

18,577

8,000 4,784

1975

F7 Melcor Bldg

1422 Kensington Rd NW Nola DeCecco/780-945-4812/ndecco@melcor.ca

24,050

7,900 5,984

1980

F7 Riley Park Village

671

257

1956/92

G3 200 Country Hills Ldg

200 Country Hills Ldg NW Condo office block

1402 8 Ave NW Lindsay Hills/403-282-9838/lindsay.hills@nwhreit.com

74,952 22,943 18,000

9,000

2004

G3 Bisma Centre

110 Country Hills Ldg NW Robert Wiedman, Jeremy Wiedman/780-488-0288/commercial@mhagroup.ca

27,496 11,753

2003

G3 Stepper Centre

120 Country Hills Ldg NW

27,907

9,211

G6 Braithwaite Boyle Ctr

1701 Centre St NW Katie Sapieha/403-750-0529/katie.sapieha@cbre.com

54,905

G6 Ctr Eleven

1121 Centre St NW Sam Nathwani/403-770-2300/snathwani@strategicgroup.ca

63,334 12,884 6,039

1981

10,898

1979

G6 Fabmar Bldg G6 Hill Park Plaza G7 Ctr 1110

2028 10 St NW Adrian Fabro/403-282-9623/ 2411 4 St NW Andrew Borle/403-291-3199/aborle@estancia.ca 1110 Centre St NE Berezan Management (Alta) /Alison Wallace/403-508-5016/AWallace@berezan.ca

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1981

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773

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L AI

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130 AVE.

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114 AVE.

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52 ST.

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33 AVE.

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

MAP BUILDING NAME ADDRESS LEASING CONTACT (TELEPHONE/E-MAIL) REF

BLDG AREA

RETAIL AREA

AVG FL PKNG # OF BUILT/ PLATE STALLS FLOORS RENO

OT OUT OF TOWN L3 Chestermere Health Ctr 288 Kinniburg Blvd, Chestermere Todd Dear/403-452-7869/todd.dear@theprimegroup.ca

21,384 20,000 21,384 171

2014 1905/07

SE SOUTHEAST F3 LocalMotive Crossing

1240 20 Ave SW Vanessa Fraser/403-543-9600/vfraser@alliedreit.com

G3 Highfield Four

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

G3 Mountain View Bsnss Campus 100 3600 4 St SE K Sapieha, S Watson//Katie.sapieha@avisonyoung.com, Stuart.watson@avison.com

43,561

11,783

33,200

2008

12,270

2010

G3 Mountain View Bsnss Campus 200 200, 4000 4 St SE K Sapieha, S Watson//Katie.sapieha@avisonyoung.com, Stuart.watson@avison.com

38,933

19,467 136

2008

G3 Mountain View Bsnss Campus 300 300, 4000 4 St SE K Sapieha, S Watson//Katie.sapieha@avisonyoung.com, Stuart.watson@avison.com

68,865

22,955 151

2011

G4 5757 4th

11,739

2018

G4 Centron Corner 1

221 62 Ave SE S Goertz, A Sorensen//Steven.goertz@avisonyoung.com, Anna.sorensen@avisonyoung.com 7,684

5757 4 St SE Lori Suba/403-777-2712/suba@pbaland.com

7,684

1965/97

G4 Centron Corner 2

253 62 Ave SE S Goertz, A Sorensen//Steven.goertz@avisonyoung.com, Anna.sorensen@avisonyoung.com 8,180

8,180

1997

30,451

1965/97

13,736

1997

21,210

1954

G4 Centron Corner 3

6223 2 St SE S Goertz, A Sorensen//Steven.goertz@avisonyoung.com, Anna.sorensen@avisonyoung.com 30,451

G4 Centron Corner 4

6227 2 St SE S Goertz, A Sorensen//Steven.goertz@avisonyoung.com, Anna.sorensen@avisonyoung.com 13,736

G4 Manchester Building

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

43,277

G4 Manchester Secondary

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

21,600

1972

G4 Northern Property Bldg

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

33,706

16,853

1978

G4 Phillips Park A&B

6120/6060 2 St SE Lori Suba/403-777-2712/lsuba@pbaland.com

175,161

87,580 267

1979

G4 Phillips Park D&C

6115/6215 3 St SE Lori Suba/403-777-2712/lsuba@pbaland.com

84,448

42,224 267

1979

G4 Phillips Square - A

5980 Centre St SE Lori Suba/403-777-2712/lsuba@pbaland.com

12,550

12,550 166

1998

G4 Phillips Square - B

5960 Centre St S Lori Suba/403-777-2712/lsuba@pbaland.com

18,835

18,835 166

1998

G4 Phillips Square - C

5970 Centre St S Lori Suba/403-777-2712/lsuba@pbaland.com

G4 Ronmor Business Centre I

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

27,014

13,507 166

1998

26,475

26,400

2007

G5 Centre 7500 A

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

22,151

11,000

1968

G5 Centre 7500 B

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

17,648

1968 1979/08

G5 Fairmount Shopping Plaza 9919 Fairmount Dr SE First Capital Realty/Kelly Frank/604-242-9046/Kelly.Frank@fcr.ca

57,790

30,000 164

G5 Fisher Park Office I

6940 Fisher St SE Stuart Watson, CBRE/403-750-0540/stuart.watson@cbre.com

58,715

58,715 293

1970

G5 Fisher Park Office II

6712 Fisher St SE Stuart Watson, CBRE/403-750-0540/stuart.watson@cbre.com

61,020

61,020 188

1974

G5 Fisher Park Office III

7330 Fisher St SE Stuart Watson, CBRE/403-750-0540/stuart.watson@cbre.com

60,954

60,954 218

1977

G5 Fisher Park Office IV

7220 Fisher St SE Stuart Watson, CBRE/403-750-0540/stuart.watson@cbre.com

64,394

64,394 242

1976

1,429 10,911 688

G5 Heritage Professional Bldg 8180 Macleod Tr SE Bernie St Pierre/403-259-3972/bstpierre@anthemproperties.com

43,644

1974

G5 Heritage Square

312,458

62,000 851

1981

28,000

G5 Kingsway Building

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

10,000 175

1999

G6 Willow Park Centre

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

77,898 22,517 19,644 207

1978

G7 Agrium Place

13131 Lake Fraser Dr SE N/A//Graham.Canvin@nutrien.com

140,000

35,000 220

1999

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

23,090

5,000

1982

G8 Atrium VII

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

101,961

36,077 372

1981

G8 Health Plus Building

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

31,493

2,706 12,270 197

1982

G8 Atrium VI

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

140

G8 Mariner Place

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

34,344

14,000

1981

G8 Midnapore Prof Bldg

239 Midpark Way SE Cushman Wakefield/David Walsh/403-261-1137/

22,437

11,219

1980

G8 Midpark Building

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

31,207

16,603 105

1981/15

G8 Midpark Centre

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

47,288

15,685

1981

G8 Midpark Court

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

28,149

15,107

1981

27,299

9,033

2005

G9 South Calgary Health Ctr 31 Sunpark Plaza SE Occupied by AHS and Alberta Energy Regulator

124,692

41,554 452

2005

G9 Sundance 1000

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

175,297

2002

G9 Sundance 6000

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

G9 Sundance Place

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

G9 51 Sunpark Drive SE

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

43,640 594

32,260 10,212 10,753 103

2004

179,075

2001

G9 Sunpark Plaza

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

60,023

G9 Sunpark Plaza

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

67,470

44,769 496

15,006 142

2002

4,033 21,982 191

2005

H2 221 - 18 Street SE

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

47,206

15,735 135

1981

H3 8th Street Business Ctr

3603 8 St SE Jamie Coulter/403-984-9812/jcoulter@adventcommercial.com

83,449

83,449 112

1958/08

H3 West Canadian Bldg

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

56,000 26,000 10,000

2008

H3 Woodstone Building

1207 13 St SE Vanessa Fraser/403-543-9600/vfraser@alliedreit.com

32,738

1916/09 1977

H4 1035 - 64th Avenue SE

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

65,509

32,800 262

H4 1135 - 64th Avenue SE

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

43,295

21,648

H4 4027 - 7th Street SE H4 5925 - 12 Street SE

4027 7 St SE Ryan Darragh/403-692-4525/rdarragh@ronmor.ca 5925 12 St SE Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

37,953 88,518

4,030 37,953

89,840

43,914

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

1955 1979

1978

44,920 115

6025 12 St SE Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com 6325 12 St SE Allan Zivot/403-232-4307/allan.zivot@avisonyoung.com 1200 59 Ave SE Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

1 2

44,259

H4 6025 - 12 Street SE

H4 EHS Partnerships Bldg

40 94

H4 6325 - 12th Street SE H4 Airstate Centre

113,585

36,756 438

2009

12,000

1977

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MAP BUILDING NAME ADDRESS LEASING CONTACT (TELEPHONE/E-MAIL) REF

BLDG AREA

RETAIL AREA

AVG FL PKNG # OF BUILT/ PLATE STALLS FLOORS RENO

H4 Riverview

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

14,950

H4 Riverview Atrium I

1209 59 Ave SE Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

61,418

29,212 172

1980

H4 Riverview Atrium II

6025 11 St SE Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

95,171

32,130 282

1998

H4 Ronmor Business Centre II

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

28,817

H4 Ronmor Business Centre III

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

50,111

3,450 14,400 147 -

50,000 128

1973/03

2007

H4 Vintage Park - B

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

33,718

16,859

2000

H4 Vintage Park - C

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

33,819

16,910

2000

H5 7180 - 11 Street

7180 11 St SE Derrick Carleton/403-253-0600/dcarleton@riverparkproperties.ca

25,369

11,000

1986

H5 7260 - 12 St SE

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

85,121

50,716 186

1998

20,258

10,000 245

1998

H5 Railway Corporate Ctr A

H5 Glendeer Junction

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

75,767

25,255

2007

H5 Railway Corporate Ctr B

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

59,314

19,771

2007

13,101

1980

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

2936 Radcliffe Drive SE

2936 Radcliffe Dr SE Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

575 - 28 Street SE

575 28 St SE Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

18,972

1981

Radisson Centre

525 28 St SE Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

72,176

22,870 157

1981

Rangewinds - Lafarge

31,770

15,000 129

2016

109 Quarry Park

109 Quarry Park Blvd SE Allan Bietz/403-303-2434/abietz@bentallkennedy.com

86,474

29,000 352

2009

205 Quarry Park

205 Quarry Park Blvd SE Ken Dixon/403-253-6950/kdixon@epicinvestmentservices.com

364,459

89,005 1765

2008 1974

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

I5 Glenmore Commerce Crt

Quarry Central

115 Quarry Park Rd SE Shannon Potter/403-266-1695/spotter@morguard.com

168,826

57,000 500

2012

Quarry Crossing A

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

160,603

33,400 454

2015

Quarry Crossing B

Quarry Park Blvd Ctr

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

28 Quarry Park Blvd SE Ryan Remington/403-255-7004/ryan@remingtoncorp.com 110 Quarry Park Blvd SE Cody Watson/403-871-8760/cody.watson@collierscalgary.com

60,315

1,885 28,978

161,926

33,400 473

2015

103,206

34,000 374

2010 2008

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

103,021

34,000 272

Quarry Pk N Campus B 160 Quarry Park Blvd SE Cody Watson/403-871-8760/cody.watson@collierscalgary.com

59,969

20,953 180

2009

Quarry Park West

94,599

30,000 270

2009

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

88,157

44,078 287

1981

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

36,000

18,000

2016

68,838

23,220 187

1979

2009

Riverbend Atrium

Quarry Park Child Care

2912 Memorial Drive SE

Cranston Market

J3 Clayburn Centre J7 Shepard Industrial - A

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

2912 Memorial Dr SE Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com 356 Cranston Rd SE First Capital Realty/Travis Makoloski/403-257-6894/travis.makoloski@fcr.ca 1830 52 St SE Bruce Ferguson/403-254-6440/bruce.ferguson@lansdowne.ca

84,032 75,629 4,200

436

72,495 54,278 35,190 170

1975

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

J8 McKenzie Towne Ctr 20-48 McKenzie Towne Ave SE First Capital Realty/Travis Makoloski/403-257-6894/travis.makoloski@fcr.ca

230,843

3,600

530

1998/16

J9 Seton Professional Ctr 3815 & 3883 Front St SE Donna MacArthur/403-293-6027/vw@viewwest.net

94,000

16,000 370

2016

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MAP BUILDING NAME ADDRESS LEASING CONTACT (TELEPHONE/E-MAIL) REF

BLDG AREA

RETAIL AREA

AVG FL PKNG # OF BUILT/ PLATE STALLS FLOORS RENO

SW SOUTHWEST B2 West 85th Phase I

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

66,606 20,482 20,000

2013

B2 West 85th Phase II

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

41,179

2016 2009

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

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 Glenbrook Plaza D3 London Place West

3715 51 St SW First Capital Realty/Travis Makoloski/403-257-6894/travis.makoloski@fcr.ca 5255 Richmond Pl SW First Capital Realty/Matt Gratton/604-242-9046/matt.gratton@fcr.ca

D3 Richmond Square

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

E3 Corus Centre

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

E3 Westbrook Prof Bldg

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

1980/15

1987/13

99,643 80,126 101,721 342

1985

52,000 15,221 17,333 110

2015

50,999 25,500 25,500 200

1974

36,769

2000

47,806

15,935 135

2008

4820 Richard Rd SW B Richards, K Decaire/403-202-7375/bill.richards@quadreal.com, kyle.decaire@quadreal.com 157,066

26,000 320

2013

E4 Lincoln Park Centre

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

E4 Lincoln Park Office Ctr E4 Westmount 4820

56,333 36,349 24,000 250 157,000 68,419 76,381 328

5 Richard Way SW Lindsay Syhlonyk/403-668-7205/lsyhlonyk@epicinvestmentservices.com

12,300 119

E4 Westmount 4838

4838 Richard Rd SW B Richards, K Decaire/403-202-7375/bill.richards@quadreal.com, kyle.decaire@quadreal.com 197,525

26,903 269

2009

E4 Westmount 4906

4906 Richard Rd SW B Richards, K Decaire/403-202-7375/bill.richards@quadreal.com, kyle.decaire@quadreal.com 61,138

20,380 183

2010

21,600 245

2006

3,000 11,000 123

2013

E4 Westmount 4954

4954 Richard Rd SW B Richards, K Decaire/403-202-7375/bill.richards@quadreal.com, kyle.decaire@quadreal.com 80,380

E4 Westmount 5010

5010 Richard Rd SW B Richards, K Decaire/403-202-7375/bill.richards@quadreal.com, kyle.decaire@quadreal.com 33,529

4,791

1964

F3 The Odeon

F3 1124

1112 & 1124 17 Ave SW Brett Baker/403-770-2300/bbaker@strategicgroup.ca 2040 33 Ave SW Kalen Morton/403-692-4635/kmorton@ronmor.ca

46,188 10,756 12,000

2017

F3 The Shoppes of Marda Loop

2031 33 Ave SW Kalen Morton/403-692-4635/kmorton@ronmor.ca

40,276 22,000 20,138 107

2009

40,124

F4 Garrison Corner

8,435

3425 22 St SW Kalen Morton/403-692-4635/kmorton@ronmor.ca

F5 Glenmore Landing

1600 90 Ave SW Josh Katz/403-538-2704/jkatz@riocan.com

6,567

147,234 116,227

13,300

2015

1980/14

F8 Canyon Meadows Shoppg Ctr 11625 Elbow Dr SW B Keen, N Preston/403-538-2512/brendan.keen@colliers.com, nick.preston@colliers.com

75,228

37,614 37,614

310

1979

G3 1800

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

34,144 13,052 6,208

207

1977

G3 2020

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

136,201 20,000

G3 Academy Building

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

42,743

7,121

299

2013

5,581

1962

G3 Addison House

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

42,554 12,050 5,000

124

1962

G3 Alberta Prof Bldg

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

34,715

8,680

1970/07

488

1928/67

199

11 1974/05

G3 Holy Cross

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

371,481

G3 Mission Centre

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

80,075 17,673 7,546

G3 Mission Commercial Ctr

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

G3 Mission Square

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

53,307 20,000 21,000

2003

103,000 7,415

7,262

160

1978

7,275

1968

G3 Rideau Medical & Dental Bldg

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

35,604

G3 Ronmor Block

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

17,679

6,228

G4 5800 - 2nd Street SW

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

12,772

6,350

G4 5824 - 2nd Street SW

5824 2 St SW Colliers - Matt Lannon/403-571-8824/matt.lannon@colliers.com

20,430

3,123

7,000

1979

40,334

40,334 161

1992

G4 6020 Business Park

6020 1A St SW Kalen Morton/403-692-4525/kmorton@ronmor.ca

G4 Atrium Square

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

48,847

1992

G4 Britannia Crossing

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

66,662 12,766 13,332 102

2014

G4 Chinook Prof Bldg

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

G4 Macleod 5918

5918 3 St SW Brett Baker/403-770-2300/bbaker@strategicgroup.ca

5,500 15,000

1978

44,273

8,533

1965

5,176

4,500

1976

G4 MacLeod Place I

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

80,723

9,815 10,090 185

1966

G4 MacLeod Place II

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

105,571 4,103 11,730 180

1970

G4 Sloane Square

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

70,500

70,500 234

1976/07

G4 Touchstone Corp Ctr

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

45,686

3,782

8,450

1981/13

G5 506 - 71st Avenue SW

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

16,812

5,604

1978

138,256 1,016 23,042 388

2007

G5 Glenmore Prof Centre

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

G5 Heritage Station

8835 Macleod Tr SW Westcorp Property Management/780-431-3300/commercialleasing@westcorp.net

110,416 81,305

G5 Horton Park - B

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

11,171

G5 Horton Park - C

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

G5 Rockyview Health Ctr Bldg II

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

491

2015

5,585

1976

22,461

4,828

1976

53,416

26,707 303

1975/09

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

68,815

2,483 17,204 122

1977

G5 Sovereign Centre

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

99,919 13,282 14,274 272

2001

G6 Horton Park - A

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

21,407

1976

G6 Southland Court

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

71,031

8,190 23,000 350

1980

G6 Southland Park I

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

275,115 13,123 22,500 694

1978

G6 Southland Park II

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

243,349 27,632 50,000 564

1980

G6 Southland Park III

10101 Southport Rd SW JLL/Rick Urbanczyk/403-456-5579/rick.urbanczyk@am.jll.com

142,247

71,124 204

1982

G6 Southland Park IV

10301 Southport Ln SW JLL/Rick Urbanczyk/403-456-5579/rick.urbanczyk@am.jll.com

241,536

21,040 729

2008

G6 Southland Tower

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

209,643

421

14,585 638

1982

9,000

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12 AVE.

25 6

PEIGAN TRAIL

AI L

DE D.

1 24

AR D.

ND DR. LA

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114 AVE.

Shepard Sanitary Landfill

15 YON

MEA

DOW

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CAN

S DR

. TR

IL TRA

37 ST.

CLE

57 39

14 ST.

24 ST.

21 52

GLENMORE TRAIL

ANDERSON RD.

FISH CREEK CREEK FISH PARK PROVINCIAL PROVINCIAL PARK

HIGHWAY 201 (STONEY TRAIL)

52 ST.

56 42

RD.

HERITAGE DR.

S O U TH

68 ST.

44 ST. AVE. S.

BLACKFOOT TRAIL

217

. S.

FALCONRIDGE BLVD.

36 ST.

MEMORIAL D R.

TRA IL

TRANS-CANADA HIGHWAY

MACLEOD

29 GLENMORE GLENMORE RESERVOIR RESERVOIR

32 AVE.

201

33 AVE.

6 AVE. 9 AVE.

MOUNT ROYAL UNIVERSITY

16 AVE.

L DR. RIA MO

17 AVE.

RD.

CENTRE ST. EDMONTON TRAI L

4 ST.

CROWCHILD TRAIL

69 ST.

32 AVE.

OGDE N

AIL

SAIT

M RICH

E TR

MCKNIGHT BLVD.

14 ST.

.N. 16 A V E

6 4 AVE.

48 34

D LE S W OO .

32 AVE.

37 ST.

SARCEE TRAIL

MOR

DE E

AIL

OND

GLEN

RF OO TT RA IL

BL V D.

52 ST.

17 AVE.

9 10

64 AVE.

36 ST.

NOSE HILL NOSEHILL PARK PARK

ILD

UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY

BOW TRAIL

85 ST.

CH AR

OLD BANFF COAC HR D

563

130 AVE.

DEERFOOT TRAIL

E SA RC E

BOWNESS RD

GANAPPI T R AIL S HA

TRA NSCAN TO ADA HW BANFF/VANCOUVER Y

SHAGANAPP IT RA I

TR AI L

DR . NO SE

HI LL

HWAY 201( H IG

W. NOSE CK PK

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AIRPORT TRAIL

S 14

AIL

564

20 28

36 ST.

ON ST

HARVEST HILLS

LS BLVD.

COUNTRY HIL

ING T DD BE

TR A

201 IL)

COUNTRY HILLS BLVD.

Barlow Trail

LL E

201

BARLOW TRAIL

ROCKYRIDGE RD.

Spy Hill Landfill

TWELVE MILE COULEE RD.

S ON M SY

CENTRE ST.

HIGHWAY 201 (STONEY TRAIL)

22x STONEY TRAIL

773

194 AVE.

SE TO LETHBRIDGE/U.S.A.

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BUILDING NAME

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BOMA LEASING CONTACT (PHONE/E-MAIL) MBR

SIZE IN SINGLE/ SQ. FT. MULTI-TENANT

RANGE OF BAY SIZE

CLG HT

DOCK/ DRIVE-IN

RAIL ACC.

YEAR BUILT

11 ACADIA ACADIA 22 AIRWAYS AIRWAYS 2255 22nd St NE

2255 22 St NE

Jeff Juhala/604-689 2711/jjuhala@concertproperties.com

61,000

LD/DD

1997

2305 22nd St NE

2305 22 St NE

Jeff Juhala/604-689 2711/jjuhala@concertproperties.com

82,982

LD/DD

1998

3100-3110 12th St NE

3100-3110 12 St NE

Jeff Juhala/604-689 2711/jjuhala@concertproperties.com

37,763

LD/DD

1998

4001 to 4019 McKnight

4019 23 St NE

Melinda Richards/403-536-1180/MRichards @dream.ca

15,787

1976

1,440–3,360

4120 23 St NE

Jeff Buziak/403-807-2183/jeff@palliserrealty.com

24,431

3,500–10,000

Dock/Surface

1979

4220 23 St NE

Jeff Buziak/403-807-2183/jeff@palliserrealty.com

22,659

1,500–3,000

Surface

1979

Airways Business Park

4001 19 St NE

Shane Henke/403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

37,385

DD/LD

1978

Airways Business Park

3401 19 St NE

Shane Henke/403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

63,962

Big Dog

3501 23 St NE

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

30,799

2,112–14,784

Classic

1925 39 Ave NE

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

32,573

3,000–9,000

Classic Truck

2121 41 Ave NE

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

18,877

2,400–9,828

Focus Building

4321 23B St NE

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

21,364

1,500+

McKnight Building

1437 47 Ave NE

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

89,501

3,000–12,000

Pilot

2180 & 2200 39 Ave NE

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

21,782

2,200+

1400 41 Ave SE

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

30,720

1967

1400 42 Ave SE

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

15,600

1967

1500 41 Ave SE

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

16,000

1967

4150 14A St SE

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

30,200

1967

6303 Burbank Rd SE

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

20,600

33 ALBERT ALBERTPARK PARK 44 BONNYBROOK BONNYBROOK

55 BURBANK BURBANK 6303 Burbank Rd SE

66 BURNS BURNSINDUSTRIAL INDUSTRIAL 1110 58 Ave SE

1110 58 Ave SE

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

81,398

1220 59 Ave SE

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

60,032

5726 Burleigh Cres SE

Jeff Buziak/403-807-2183/jeff@palliserrealty.com

56,000

5925 12 St SE

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

67,061

1979

6020 11 St SE

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

29,008

1980

6025 12 St SE

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

71,397

1978

6120 11 St SE

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

38,256

1978

6125 12 St SE

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

43,899

1977

6320 11 St SE

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

46,214

1978

9th St Warehouse

5760 9 St SE

Gordon Realty/403-537-3365/kyle@gordoncommercialrealty.com

179,194

Heat Transfer Plant (HTP)

6324 10 St SE

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

29,520

Paige Magnussen/403-303-2434/pmagnussen@bentallkennedy.com

75,997

9,154

Paige Magnussen/403-303-2434/pmagnussen@bentallkennedy.com

119,551

20,000–45,000

Yes

1973 1979 5,000–11,000

Dock

1979

1977

77 CALGARY CALGARYINTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONALAIRPORT AIRPORT McCall North Trade Park A

8001 21 St NE

1988

88 CROWFOOT CROWFOOT 99 DEERFOOT DEERFOOT Harris Building

6732 8 St NE

LD/DD

1985

10 DEERFOOT BUSINESS CENTRE 10 DEERFOOT BUSINESS CENTRE 1128 64th Ave NE

1128 64 Ave NE

Jeff Juhala/604-689-2711/jjuhala@concertproperties.com

37,664

LD/DD

1997

1145 65th Ave NE

1145 65 Ave NE

Jeff Juhala/604-689-2711/jjuhala@concertproperties.com

27,819

LD/DD

1998

Calgary Airfreight & Logistics Ctr 46 Aero Dr NE

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

83,516

85,316

LD/DD

2007

Calgary Airfreight & Logistics Ctr 47 Aero Dr NE

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

101,661

6,500–36,192

2009

Calgary Airfreight & Logistics Ctr 49 Aero Dr NE

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

65,150

6,500–19,687

2009

Calgary Airfreight & Logistics Ctr 52 Aero Dr NE

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

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

140,000

38,351–50,750

LD/DD

2008

11 DOUGLASDALE 11 DOUGLASDALE 3132 118 Ave SE

3132 118 Ave SE

Sean Flathers/sflathers@telsec.ca

63,451

2004

3320 to 3336 114 Ave SE

3320 3336 114 Ave SE

Sean Flathers/sflathers@telsec.ca

19,911

3,939–8,032

1999

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

3364 114 Ave SE

Sean Flathers/sflathers@telsec.ca

20,000

3400 to 3424 114 Ave SE

3400-3424 114 Ave SE

Sean Flathers/sflathers@telsec.ca

19,908

2000

2,370–3,332

2001

3500-3520 114 Ave SE

Sean Flathers/sflathers@telsec.ca

23,081

3,510–6,768

2002

3595 114 Ave SE

Sean Flathers/sflathers@telsec.ca

20,371

9,982–20,371

2007

2850 107 Ave SE

Pace Properties/403-253-2666/deanburnett@telus.net

26,987

2,261–4,522

2007

2880 107 Ave SE

Pace Properties/403-253-2666/deanburnett@telus.net

29,440

3,680–7,320

2014

5500 84 Ave SE

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

45,674

7007 5 St SE

John Vatour/403-536-3549/Jvatour@dream.ca

23,191

12 DUFFERIN 12 DUFFERIN South Glenmore Distrib Ctr

90,000–146,000

LD/DD

2008

DD/LD

1974

13 EAST FAIRVIEW 13 EAST FAIRVIEW Glenmore Ctr 01

BOMA CALGARY BUILDING GUIDE 2019-2020

INDUSTRIAL

BUILDING NAME

BUILDING ADDRESS

BOMA LEASING CONTACT (PHONE/E-MAIL) MBR

Glenmore Ctr 02

7003 5 St SE

Glenmore Ctr 03

7004 5 St SE

Glenmore Ctr 05

610 70 Ave SE

Glenmore Ctr 07

SIZE IN SQ. FT.

SINGLE/ MULTI-TENANT

RANGE OF BAY SIZE

CLG HT

DOCK/ DRIVE-IN

RAIL ACC.

YEAR BUILT

John Vatour/403-536-3549/Jvatour@dream.ca

52,981

3,000–15,000

John Vatour/403-536-3549/Jvatour@dream.ca

79,204

1975

DD/LD

John Vatour/403-536-3549/Jvatour@dream.ca

44,311

1975

1,500–12,000

6810 6 St SE

John Vatour/403-536-3549/Jvatour@dream.ca

31,726

1985

5,000–18,000

Glenmore Ctr 08

6812 6 St SE

John Vatour/403-536-3549/Jvatour@dream.ca

1978

56,754

3,000–21,000

Glenmore Ctr 10

6908 6 St SE

1978

John Vatour/403-536-3549/Jvatour@dream.ca

31,467

Glenmore Ctr 11

6910 6 St SE

1978

John Vatour/403-536-3549/Jvatour@dream.ca

21,189

2,000–10,000

Glenmore Ctr 20

1978

550 71 Ave SE

John Vatour/403-536-3549/Jvatour@dream.ca

57,825

3,000–13,000

1982

Glenmore Ctr 21

616 71 Ave SE

John Vatour/403-536-3549/Jvatour@dream.ca

21,894

3,000–13,000

Glenmore Ctr 22

7131 6 St SE

John Vatour/403-536-3549/Jvatour@dream.ca

29,002

Glenmore Ctr 23

7111 6 St SE

John Vatour/403-536-3549/Jvatour@dream.ca

Glenmore Ctr 24

7121 6 St SE

Glenmore Ctr Industrial

1985

1982

64,330

1985

John Vatour/403-536-3549/Jvatour@dream.ca

19,274

1982

611-615 & 7210–7610 5 St SE Y

John Vatour/403-536-3549/Jvatour@dream.ca

164,038

1975

Chevron

4055 106 Ave SE

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

153,087

CHR Warehouse

3961 106 Ave SE

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

153,089

4540 104 Ave SE

Sean Flathers/sflathers@telsec.ca

15,716

4615 112 Ave SE #100

100, 4615 112 Ave SE

Sean Flathers/sflathers@telsec.ca

16,183

14 EASTLAKE 14 EASTLAKE 04/05 2006 DD

2008

1,730–1,838

2012 2012

4615 112 Ave SE #300

300, 4615 112 Ave SE

Sean Flathers/sflathers@telsec.ca

26,598

3,156–8,672

4615 112 Ave SE #400

400, 4615 112 Ave SE

Sean Flathers/sflathers@telsec.ca

23,341

3,248–13,756

Eastlake I

11195 42 St SE

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

165,385

55,312

DD/LD

2007

Eastlake II

4141 110 Ave SE

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

139,418

42,063

DD/LD

2008

Eastlake Industrial

3967 112 Ave SE

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

101,089

25,272

DD/LD

2006

Eastlake Industrial B

4069 112 Ave SE

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

84,459

21,114

DD/LD

2006

Eastlake Portico A

3900 106 Ave SE

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

116,140

19,271

DD/LD

2005

Eastlake Portico B

4000 106 Ave SE

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

252,567

126,283

DD/LD

2006

Eastlake Portico C

4100 106 Ave SE

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

189,215

94,607

DD/LD

2006

Eastlake Business Ctr 1

11150 38 St SE

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

420,943

17,710

32’

2006

Eastlake Business Ctr 2

11133 40 St SE

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

80,143

2006

Kal Tire

10999 40 St SE

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

20,200

2007

Wolsely

10775 42 St SE

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

86,973

2005

Eastfield I

4807-4923 47 St SE

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

235,758

16,171–75,437

2000

Eastfield II

4788 50 Ave SE

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

39,839

7,248–9,191

2001

1980

1980 2000

2012

15 EAST SHEPARD 15 EAST SHEPARD 16 EASTFIELD 16 EASTFIELD

17 FOOTHILLS 17 FOOTHILLS 3716-56 Ave SE

3716 56 Ave SE

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

48,300

2,600

3916 61 Ave SE

Shane Henke/403-536-6542/Shenke@dream.ca

99,978

32,000–67,676

3925-56 Ave SE

3925 56 Ave SE

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

50,320

4,000

4747 54 Ave SE

Jeff Juhala/604-689-2711/jjuhala@concertproperties.com

75,560

12,833–28,075

52nd St Business Ctr N

4800 52 St SE

Paige Magnussen/403-303-2434/pmagnussen@bentallkennedy.com

157,933

9,200–13,800

LD/DD

52nd St Business Ctr S

4900 52 St SE

Paige Magnussen/403-303-2434/pmagnussen@bentallkennedy.com

147,180

9,200–32,200

LD/DD

2000

52nd St Commerce Ctr

5251 48 Ave SE

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

96,076

14,400–33,800

2000

5550-36 St SE

5550 36 St SE

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

47,118

1,200–3,000

1980

5815-40 St SE

5815 40 St SE

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

40,300

1,200–2,000

1981

1,200–2,000

1980

DD/DI

1979

5915-40 St SE

5915 40 St SE

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

27,873

5920 30 St SE

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

30,720

5935-35th St SE

5935 35 St SE

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

36,060

5940 30 St SE

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

30,720

6112 30 St SE

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

30,720

6804 to 6818 Barlow Tr

6818 30 St SE

Melinda Richards/403-536-1180/Mrichards@dream.ca

29,998

3,000–13,000

LD/DD

1976

7004 to 7042 Barlow Tr

7042 30 St SE

Melinda Richards/403-536-1180/Mrichards@dream.ca

94,029

4,100–16,500

LD/DD

1976

7503-35 St SE

7503 35 St SE

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

219,151

8,021–32,000

LD/DD

1975

7504 30 St SE

Shane Henke/403-536-6542/Shenke@dream.ca

138,729

16,000–116,000

7803 35th St SE

7803 35 St SE

Melinda Richards/403-536-1180/Mrichards@dream.ca

188,798

13,000–60,000

7803 35th St SE

7803 35 St SE

Laurae Spindler/403-536-1180/lspindler@dream.ca

188,798

13,000–60,000

9112 to 9192 Foothills S Bsnss Ctr

9192 52 St SE

Shannon Potter/403-213-9701/spotter@morguard.com

129,725

9,613–22,310

2005

Barlow Ctr

4760 72 Ave SE

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

224,723

31,700–171,600

LD/DD

1990

Canwell

4510 76 Ave SE

Jeff Juhala/604-689-2711/jjuhala@concertproperties.com

62,174

1979

Eljay

3700 78 Ave SE

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

48,861

1,202–6,166

Foothills East Building

2600 61 Ave SE

Shannon Potter/403-213-9701/spotter@morguard.com

181,474

33,470–83,065

1999

Foothills Phase II B

7403 48 St SE

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

91,791

44,615

1994

1,400–4,000

1975 1975 1977

1979 1979

Foothills Phase II C

7505 48 St SE

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

264,459

259,289

1994

Foothills Phase II D

4639 72 Ave SE

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

235,119

268,094

1994

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INDUSTRIAL

BUILDING NAME

BUILDINGADDRESS ADDRESS BOMA LEASING CONTACT (PHONE/E-MAIL) BUILDING MBR

SIZE IN SQ. FT.

SINGLE/ MULTI-TENANT

RANGE OF BAY SIZE

CLG HT

DOCK/ DRIVE-IN

RAIL ACC.

YEAR BUILT

Foothills Phase III E

4920 5280 72 Ave SE

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

293,761

70,696

1994

Foothills Phase VI A

7151 44 St SE

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

157,764

52,588

1991

Foothills Phase VI B

7139 44 St SE

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

138,872

46,290

1991

Foothills Phase VII

7115 48 St SE

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

111,500

22,300

2007

Foothills West Building

2510 61 Ave SE

Shannon Potter/403-213 9701/spotter@morguard.com

183,192

43,690â€“79,500

1999

Oak Creek

3816 64 St SE

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

22,394

MT 1976

Park 61

4215 61 Ave SE

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

57,420

6,400

Park 61

4315 61 Ave SE

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

57,206

6,400

LD/DD

1976

Park 61

4415 61 Ave SE

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

42,820

4,800

1978

4,800

1978

Park 61

4451 61 Ave SE

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

43,056

Prime Foothills N A

4605-4649 52 Ave SE

Paige Magnussen/403-303-2434/pmagnussen@bentallkennedy.com

202,141

Prime Foothills N B

4707-4733 52 Ave SE

Paige Magnussen/403-303-2434/pmagnussen@bentallkennedy.com

158,796

Prime Foothills N C

5003-5052 52 Ave SE

Paige Magnussen/403-303-2434/pmagnussen@bentallkennedy.com

163,554

Prime Foothills N D

5211-5241 52 St SE

Paige Magnussen/403-303-2434/pmagnussen@bentallkennedy.com

75,000

South Glenmore Distribution Ctr 5350 86 Ave SE

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

345,674

Trillium C

7007 54 St SE (Bldg C)

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

86,115

2009

Trillium D

7007 54 St SE (Bldg D)

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

91,894

2009

Veritas Building

2700 61 Ave SE

Shannon Potter/403-213-9701/spotter@morguard.com

43,000

DD/LD

1999

1220 28 St NE

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

70,733

1978

1410 28th St NE

1410 28 St NE

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

20,250

1977

1420 28th St NE

1420 28 St NE

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

20,200

1998

1430 28th St NE

1430 28 St NE

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

20,400

1998

1440 28th St NE

1440 28 St NE

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

20,200

1998

1450 28th St NE

1450 28 St NE

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

20,167

1998

1460 28th St NE

1460 28 St NE

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

20,400

1998

1470 28th St NE

1470 28 St NE

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

20,324

1998

1480 28th St NE

1480 28 St NE

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

20,400

1998

3016 10 Ave NE

3016 10 Ave NE Odd

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

72,343

1977

3016 10 Ave NE

3016 10 Ave NE Even

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

50,706

1977

3103 14th Ave NE

3103 14 Ave NE

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

78,432

1985

1220 28 St NE

Yes

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

70,733

1978

1410 28th St NE

1410 28 St NE

Yes

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

20,250

1998

1420 28th St NE

1420 28 St NE

Yes

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

20,200

1998

1430 28th St NE

1430 28 St NE

Yes

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

20,400

1998

1440 28th St NE

1440 28 St NE

Yes

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

20,200

1998

1450 28th St NE

1450 28 St NE

Yes

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

20,167

1998

1460 28th St NE

1460 28 St NE

Yes

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

20,400

1998

1470 28th St NE

1470 28 St NE

Yes

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

20,324

1998

43,000

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INDUSTRIAL

BUILDING BUILDING BUILDING NAME NAME BUILDINGADDRESS ADDRESS

BOMA BOMA LEASING LEASING CONTACT CONTACT (PHONE/E-MAIL) (PHONE/E-MAIL) MBR MBR

SIZE SIZE IN IN SQ. SQ. FT. FT.

1480 28th St NE

1480 28 St NE

Yes

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

20,400

1998

3016 10 Ave NE Even

3016 10 Ave NE

Yes

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

50,706

1977

3016 10 Ave NE Odd

3016 10 Ave NE

Yes

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

72,343

1977

3103 14th Ave NE

3103 14 Ave NE

Yes

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

78,432

1985

SINGLE/ SINGLE/ MULTI-TENANT MULTI-TENANT

RANGE RANGE OF OF BAY BAY SIZE SIZE

CLG CLG HT HT

DOCK/ DOCK/ DRIVE-IN DRIVE-IN

RAIL RAIL ACC. ACC.

YEAR YEAR BUILT BUILT

20 FREEPORT 20 FREEPORT 85 Freemont Blvd NE

85 Freemont Blvd NE

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

52,682

2008

89 Freemont Blvd NE

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

154,986

2008

Airport Park A

10707 25 St NE

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

122,493

2007

Airport Park B

10725 25 St NE

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

95,788

DD/LD

2008

Airport Park C

10761 25 St NE

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

90,551

2009

Airport Park D

10710 25 St NE

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

147,000

2001/2

Airport Park E

10720 25 St NE

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

96,123

Airport Park F

10700 25 St NE

Brendan Davies/404-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

96,123

Airport Park G

10770 25 St NE

Brendan Davies/405-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

144,129

GPBP Bldg B

7095 64 St SE

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

GPBP Bldg D

7155 64 St SE

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

Great Plains A

5329 72 Ave SE

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

92,387

1,200–5,600

Great Plains B

5353 72 Ave SE

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

180,155

41,000–83,062

2002

Great Plains C

5381 72 Ave SE

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

201,524

15,497–62,177

2001/2

Great Plains Industrial Pk 1

5800 79 Ave SE

Laurae Spindler/403-234-3109/lspindler@oneproperties.com

393,674

18,700+

32’

Dock

2013

Great Plains Industrial Pk 2

5805 76 Ave SE

Laurae Spindler/403-234-3109/lspindler@oneproperties.com

301,673

14,300+

28’

Dock

2013

Great Plains Industrial Pk 3

5840 76 Ave SE

Laurae Spindler/403-234-3109/lspindler@oneproperties.com

384,931

17,600+

32’

Dock

2015

Great Plains Kraft

5801 72 Ave SE

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

411,560

205780

DD/LD

2009

Hopewell E-F

6900 54 St SE

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

149,957

9,500–75,000

2007

Hopewell J

5555 69 Ave SE

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

254,351

57,000–108,000

2002

Hopewell K

5667 69 Ave SE

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

169,093

2007

Hopewell L

5664 69 Ave SE

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

309,690

50,000–124,000

2005

25,474

2,000–6,000

21 FRONTIER 21 FRONTIER 22 GREAT PLAINS 22 GREAT PLAINS MT MT

23 GREENVIEW 23 GREENVIEW Springer

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

4127 & 4131 Edmonton Tr NE

24 HAYSBORO 24 HAYSBORO 9715 Horton Rd SW

9715 Horton Rd SW

Sean Flathers/sflathers@telsec.ca

17,754

1,387–3,716

1974

9727 Horton Rd SW

Sean Flathers/sflathers@telsec.ca

17,070

1,490–4,532

1979

1,440–9,000

1978

1972

9805 Horton Rd SW

Sean Flathers/sflathers@telsec.ca

21,136

9815 Horton Rd SW

Sean Flathers/sflathers@telsec.ca

16,021

S MT

25 HIGHFIELD 25 HIGHFIELD 1301–1313 Hastings Cr SE

1301 Hastings Cres SE

ICM Property Services/403-256 5350/knault@icmpropertyservices.ca

26,700

1350 42 Ave SE

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

163,318

4,500

LD/DD&DI no

1971

1350 42 Ave SE

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

163,318

1517–1521 Hastings Cr SE

1521 Hastings Cres SE

ICM Property Services/403-256-5350/knault@icmpropertyservices.ca

28,150

22’

LD/DD

1972

1557–1569 Hastings Cres

1561 Hastings Cres SE

ICM Property Services/403-256-5350/knault@icmpropertyservices.ca

41,756

24’

LD/DI

1972

4027 7th St SE

4027 7 St SE

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

37,953

4,800–12,500

1955

4040 Blackfoot Tr SE

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

145,000

13,900–83,000

1956

22’

LD/DD

1970

1974 1974

4324 12 Str SE

4324 12 St SE

ICM Property Services/403-256-5350/knault@icmpropertyservices.ca

28,000

915 to 935 48 Ave SE

935 48 Ave SE

Jim Edwardson/403-540-0238/jim@manchesterproperties.ca

48,320

3,300–8,400

1968

26 HORIZON 26 HORIZON 2712 37 Ave NE

2712 37 Ave NE

2721 Hopewell Place NE

2721 Hopewell Pl NE

Jeff Buziak/403-807-2183/jeff@palliserrealty.com

56,000

Shane Henke/403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

37,690

3510 29th St NE Hopewell Business Pk A

7,500–40,000

Surface

1975

3510 29 St NE

Shane Henke/403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

65,010

1,600–31,000

LD/DD

1998

2730 39 Ave NE

Paige Magnussen/403-303-2434/pmagnussen@bentallkennedy.com

110,464

10,600–37,500

LD/DD

2000

Hopewell Business Pk B

4300 26 St NE

Paige Magnussen/403-303-2434/pmagnussen@bentallkennedy.com

110,944

33,800–77,200

LD/DD

2000

Hopewell Business Pk E

4152 27 St NE

Paige Magnussen/403-303-2434/pmagnussen@bentallkennedy.com

97,105

9,400–75,000

LD/DD

2005

Hopewell Business Pk G

2808 Hopewell Pl NE

Paige Magnussen/403-303-2434/pmagnussen@bentallkennedy.com

64,318

10,600–15,000

LD/DD

2005

Hopewell Business Pk H

2765 48 Ave NE

Paige Magnussen/403-303-2434/pmagnussen@bentallkennedy.com

98,757

28,900–40,000

LD/DD

2002

27 INGLEWOOD 27 INGLEWOOD 28 JACKSONPORT 28 JACKSONPORT 29 KINGSLAND 29 KINGSLAND 30 MANCHESTER 30 MANCHESTER 3851 Manchester Rd SE

3851 Manchester Rd SE

Jeff Buziak/403-807-2183/jeff@palliserrealty.com

30,397

2,600–8,000

Surface

1974

Emco

224 61 Ave SE

Jeff Juhala/604-689-2711/jjuhala@concertproperties.com

48,560

1980

Manchester B

347 58 Ave SE

Jeff Juhala/604-689-2711/jjuhala@concertproperties.com

52,644

2,302–6,912

LD/DD

1971

Manchester C

6019 3 St SE

Jeff Juhala/604-689-2711/jjuhala@concertproperties.com

36,800

3,569–9,200

LD/DD

1971

31 MANITOU 31 MANITOU

The pulse of Calgary’s commercial real estate industryTM

INDUSTRIAL

BUILDING NAME

BUILDINGADDRESS ADDRESS BOMA LEASING CONTACT (PHONE/E-MAIL) BUILDING MBR

SIZE IN SQ. FT.

SINGLE/ MULTI-TENANT

RANGE OF BAY SIZE

CLG HT

DOCK/ DRIVE-IN

RAIL ACC.

YEAR BUILT

32 MAYLAND 32 MAYLAND 33 MAYLAND HEIGHTS 33 MAYLAND HEIGHTS Mayland

2410-2 Ave

Charles Starke/403-374-2546/info@guardianag.ca

46,072

3,100–6,600

1978/9

Mayland C

2421 Centre Ave

Charles Starke/403-374-2546/info@guardianag.ca

30,111

4,800

1978/9 1974

34 34 McCALL McCALL 1135 to 1149 Deerfoot

1149 45 Ave NE

Melinda Richards/403-536-1180/MRichards @dream.ca

21,552

2,700

1139 to 1165 Deerfoot

1165 40 Ave NE

Melinda Richards/403-536-1180/MRichards @dream.ca

57,402

4,096–20,480

LD/DD

1974

3420 12 St NE

Ben Oldfield/403-355-3002/Ben_Oldfield@manulife.com

57,345

N/A

DD/LD

1978

4402 to 4434 Deerfoot

4434 10 St NE

Melinda Richards/403-536-1180/MRichards @dream.ca

54,006

2,880–14,400

LD/DD

1974

4502 to 4516 Deerfoot

4516 10 St NE

Melinda Richards/403-536-1180/MRichards @dream.ca

28,653

3,600–7,200

1974

4504 to 4576 McKnight

4576 14 St NE

Melinda Richards/403-536-1180/MRichards @dream.ca

57,004

1,440–4,320

LD/DD

1976

4620 to 4640 Deerfoot

4640 11 St NE

Melinda Richards/403-536-1180/MRichards @dream.ca

21,124

1,920

LD/DD

1971

4710 to 4760 McKnight

4760 14 St NE

Melinda Richards/403-536-1180/MRichards @dream.ca

72,906

1,780–9,000

LD/DD

1976

4710 to 4760 McKnight

4760 14 St NE

Melinda Richards/403-536-1180/Mrichards @dream.ca

72,908

1,780–9,000

LD/DD

1976

Engels

4709 14 St NE

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

27,845

3000+

McCall Park

1323 44 Ave NE

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

41,905

1000+

McCall Park

1331 44 Ave NE

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

41,905

Timbertown

3440 12 St NE

Ben Oldfield/403-355-3002/Ben_Oldfield@manulife.com

57,337

Melinda Richards/403-536-1180/Mrichards@dream.ca

57,191

Jim Edwardson/403-540-0238/jim@manchesterproperties.ca

19,247

35 35 36 36 37 37 38 38

18’

DD/LD

1978

3,500–14,100

1974

1,400–2,500

MERIDIAN MERIDIAN MERIDIAN FRANKLIN MERIDIAN FRANKLIN NORTH AIRWAYS NORTH AIRWAYS NORTHMANCHESTER MANCHESTER NORTH

501 to 529 Manchester

529 36 Ave SE

519 34 Ave SE

530 to 544 Manchester

544 38A Ave SE

Melinda Richards/403-536-1180/Mrichards@dream.ca

23,987

3,000–6,000

1974

535 to 561 Manchester

561 36 Ave SE

Melinda Richards/403-536-1180/Mrichards@dream.ca

41,425

2,400–22,340

DD/LD

1974

Paige Magnussen/403-303-2434/pmagnussen@bentallkennedy.com

102,991

350–3,463

Shannon Potter/403-213-9701/spotter@morguard.com

477,686

8,050–134,816

1965

39 PATTON 39 PATTON 40 PEGASUS 40 PEGASUS McCall N Trade Pk B

2100 78 Ave NE

1980

41 PORTLAND 40 PORTLAND Portland St Depot

2344 Portland St SE

DD/LD

2001

42 RANGEWINDS 42 RANGEWINDS Rangewinds Busnss Pk A

2425 52 Ave SE

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

75,083

7,700–21,000

LD/DD

2000

Rangewinds Busnss Pk B

2419 52 Ave SE

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

46,630

6,000–18,000

LD/DD

2000

Rangewinds Busnss Pk C

2355 52 Ave SE

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

70,246

8,100–24,500

LD/DD

2004

Rangewinds Busnss Pk D

2305 52 Ave SE

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

76,962

7,200–11,700

LD/DD

2004

Rangewinds Busnss Pk E

5500 22 St SE

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

266,785

LD/DD

2006

Rangewinds Busnss Pk F

5500 22 St SE

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

130,000

LD/DD

2006

Rangewinds Busnss Pk G

2312 52 Ave SE

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

65,675

8,200–16,600

LD/DD

2008

Rangewinds Busnss Pk H

2331 50 Ave SE

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

39,543

3,500–8,000

2008

1977

57/14

43 RIVERVIEW 43 RIVERVIEW 1035 64th Ave SE

1035 64 Ave SE

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

44,367

Burns Building

6325 11 St SE

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

70,750

2,000–19,000

44 44 ROCKYVIEW ROCKYVIEW Fedex

265250 Wrangler Cres

Jeff Juhala/604-689-2711/jjuhala@concertproperties.com

33,231

Rockyview Busnss Pk 1

Dwight McLellan Tr

Shannon Potter/403-213-9701/spotter@morguard.com

105,576

7,500–45,000

2014

Rockyview Busnss Pk 2

Dwight McLellan Tr

Shannon Potter/403-213-9701/spotter@morguard.com

155,866

DD/LD

2014

Rockyview Busnss Pk 3

Dwight McLellan Tr

Shannon Potter/403-213-9701/spotter@morguard.com

174,800

37,950–174,800

DD/LD

2016

45 ROYALVISTA VISTA 45 ROYAL 46 SHAWNESSY 46 SHAWNESSY 47 SHEPARD 47 SHEPARD Shepard Industrial A

12686 48 St SE

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

32,452

Shepard Industrial B

4948 126 Ave SE

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

32,370

3,000

Shepard Industrial C

100-5126 126 Ave SE

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

17,941

3,000

Shepard Industrial D

200-5126 126 Ave SE

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

32,430

2,800

1107 55th Ave NE

1107-55 Ave NE

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

73,863

10,331–21,211

Skyline I

1108 1120 53 Ave NE

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

125,974

1,300–4,800

1977

Skyline III

1003 55 Ave NE

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

37,500

2,200

LD/DD

1977

Skyline III

1007 55 Ave NE

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

37,450

2,200

LD/DD

1977

Skyline II

908 53 Ave NE

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

60,075

3,000–6,000

LD/DD

1977

48 SKYLINE 48 SKYLINE

49 AIRWAYS 48 SOUTH SOUTH AIRWAYS 1936 25 Ave NE

Vista Square

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

34,000

South Airways

2016 25 Ave NE

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

33,750

BOMA CALGARY BUILDING GUIDE 2019-2020

1978

INDUSTRIAL

BUILDING NAME

BUILDING BUILDINGADDRESS ADDRESS BOMA LEASING CONTACT (PHONE/E-MAIL) MBR

SIZE IN SQ. FT.

SINGLE/ MULTI-TENANT

RANGE OF BAY SIZE

CLG HT

DOCK/ DRIVE-IN

RAIL ACC.

YEAR BUILT

Western Commerce Court A

1665 32 Ave NE

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

64,055

5,337

2002

Western Commerce Court B

3100 16 St NE

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

84,770

12,110

DD/LD

2000

Western Commerce Court C

3000 16 St NE

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

47,733

9,546

DD/LD

1999

Western Commerce Court E

1605 32 Ave NE

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

69,263

DD/LD

Western Commerce Court F

3030 15 St NE

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

81,535

DD/LD

9229 Barlow Tr SE

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

78,000

1965

9229 Barlow Tr SE

Tanya Shantz/403-692-6468/Tanya.Shantz@edonmgmt.com

78,000

1965

Melinda Richards/403-536-1180/Mrichards@dream.ca

18,890

2,700–8,100

LD/DD

Jim Edwardson/403-540-0238/jim@manchesterproperties.ca

17,500

2,000–5,000

148 SOUTH FOOTHILLS SOUTH FOOTHILLS

50 SOUTHMANCHESTER MANCHESTER 48 SOUTH 102 to 114 Ctr St

114 61 Ave SW

242 to 252 62 Ave SE

252 62 Ave SE

1973

5824–5842 Burbank Rd SE

Melinda Richards/403-536-1180/Mrichards@dream.ca

39,803

6023–6039 Centre St

6039 Centre St S

Melinda Richards/403-536-1180/Mrichards@dream.ca

28,792

1,800–3,600

6043–6055 Centre St

6055 Centre St S

Melinda Richards/403-536-1180/Mrichards@dream.ca

25,200

3,600–10,800

Manchester Busnss Ctr

502 42 Ave SE

Jim Edwardson/403-540-0238/jim@manchesterproperties.ca

86,500

2,000–29,000

Pit Par Building

427 58 Ave SE

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

23,154

4,000–7,000

100, 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

1965 1978

1973 1973 1976

1963

51 SOUTHBEND 51 SOUTHBEND

12143 40 St SE

Sean Flathers/sflathers@telsec.ca

29,718

2,745–7,982

2005

12204 40 St SE

Sean Flathers/sflathers@telsec.ca

26,901

2,517–5,613

2004

200, 11979 40 St SE

Sean Flathers/sflathers@telsec.ca

24,660

3,086–15,386

2003

StoneGate Industrial 6A

10 Stonehill Pl NE

Laurae Spindler/403-234-3109/lspindler@oneproperties.com

239,792

13,200+

32’

Dock

2019

StoneGate Industrial 6B

10 Stonehill Pl NE

Laurae Spindler/403-234-3109/lspindler@oneproperties.com

98,332

8,800+

32’

Dock

2019

StoneGate Industrial A

2626 Country Hills Blvd NE Y

Laurae Spindler/403-234-3109/lspindler@oneproperties.com

413,012

15,400+

32’

Dock

2015

StoneGate Industrial B

11550 Barlow Tr NE

Laurae Spindler/403-234-3109/lspindler@oneproperties.com

608,823

19,800+

36’

Dock

2018

StoneGate Industrial C

11358 Barlow Tr NE

Laurae Spindler/403-234-3109/lspindler@oneproperties.com

61,047

5,500+

24’

Drive-in

2017

StoneGate Industrial D

11810 Barlow Tr NE

Laurae Spindler/403-234-3109/lspindler@oneproperties.com

176,796

13,000+

32’

Dock

2019

StoneGate Industrial E

2638 Country Hills Blvd NE Y

Laurae Spindler/403-234-3109/lspindler@oneproperties.com

77,037

5,500+

24’

Drive-in

2015

Stoney Industrial 1

1724 115 Ave NE

Laurae Spindler/403-234-3109/lspindler@oneproperties.com

356,155

14,575+

28’

Dock

2008

Stoney Industrial 2

1882 118 Ave NE

Laurae Spindler/403-234-3109/lspindler@oneproperties.com

439,275

17,600+

28’

Dock

2008

Stoney Industrial 3

1881 120 Ave NE

Laurae Spindler/403-234-3109/lspindler@oneproperties.com

316,513

12,650+

28’

Dock

2010

Stoney Industrial 4

11900 18 St NE

Laurae Spindler/403-234-3109/lspindler@oneproperties.com

436,263

19,800+

32’

Dock

2012

Stoney Industrial 5

12285 18 St NE

Laurae Spindler/403-234-3109/lspindler@oneproperties.com

299,858

17,600+

32’

Dock

2013

Stoney Industrial 6

12290 18 St NE

Laurae Spindler/403-234-3109/lspindler@oneproperties.com

416,473

19,800+

32’

Dock

2013

Sunridge Business Park

2876 Sunridge Way NE

Shane Henke/403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

30,000

2000

Sunridge Business Park A

2256 29 St NE

Shane Henke/403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

58,015

5,202–31,500

2000

Sunridge Business Park C

2150 29 St NE

Shane Henke/403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

59,865

5,200–15,000

1999

Sunridge Business Park D

2151 32 St NE

Shane Henke/403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

57,198

5,100–16,000

1999

Sunridge Business Park E1

3030 Sunridge Way NE

Shane Henke/403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

27,016

2,700–8,300

N/A

2000

Sunridge Business Park E2

3250 Sunridge Way NE

Shane Henke/403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

27,180

N/A

2000

Sunridge Business Park F

2175 29 St NE

Shane Henke/403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

58,184

10,000–22,000

2000

Sunridge Business Park G

2121 29 St NE

Shane Henke/403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

56,648

8,300–27,500

1999

Sunridge Business Park H

2985 23 Ave NE

Shane Henke/403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

54,065

53,110

2001

Sunridge Business Park I

2886 Sunridge Way NE

Shane Henke/403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

44,650

10,600–33,630

2000

Sunridge Business Park J

2777 23 Ave NE

Shane Henke/403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

67,250

12,900–26,300

2001

Sunridge Business Park K

2928 Sunridge Way NE

Shane Henke/403-536-6542/SHenke@dream.ca

57,001

5,700–14,000

2000

52 STARFIELD 52 STARFIELD 53 STONEGATE 52 STONEGATE

54STONEY STONEY

55 SUNRIDGE 54 SUNRIDGE

56 VALLEYFIELD 55 VALLEYFIELD Tull Properties Ltd

4200 46 Ave SE

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

22,763

LD/DI

Gateway Industrial A

4550 25 St SE

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

66,905

13,381

DD/LD

2013 1999

Gateway Industrial B

2634 45 Ave SE

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

84,077

14,012

DD/LD

1999

Gateway Industrial C

2726 45 Ave SE

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

98,949

24,737

DD/LD

1999

Gateway Industrial D

2760 45 Ave SE

Brendan Davies/403-355-3396/bdavies@triovest.com

99,026

33,008

DD/LD

1999

Valleyfield Business Ctr

2880 45 Ave SE A&B

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

224,782

4,200–6,000

01-03

Valleyfield Business Ctr

2880 45 Ave SE C&D

Aurora Elliot/403-235-3443/aelliot@creit.ca

47,794

4,200–6,000

01-03

57 WESTVIEW 56 WESTVIEW

The pulse of Calgary’s commercial real estate industryTM

OPINION: THE LAST WORD

Beyond Buzzwords Through innovation, the next decade can be Calgary’s

By Terry Rock, President and CEO, Platform Calgary

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE. MACHINE LEARNING. INDUSTRIAL INTERNET OF THINGS. HIGH SPEED 5G CONNECTIVITY. BIG DATA. ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING. Just buzzwords? I don’t think so. The fact is, our economy is being rewired. Today more than ever, we have to ask: “Is Calgary ready to embrace what’s next?” The changes our economy is experiencing are just the tip of the iceberg—but with disruption comes opportunity. The time is now for a bold and visible movement to build a new wave of shared prosperity in Calgary, both growing and diversifying our economy. The startup and innovation movement I’m talking about has the potential to build on and transform our traditional industries, creating billions of dollars of economic impact and tens of thousands of jobs in the process. Momentum is on our side.

Alberta Enterprise Corp.’s 2018 Deal Flow Study tells us that Alberta is home to more than 1,200 private technology-related companies, with more than 760, or 62 per cent, of those located in Calgary. In 2018, PricewaterhouseCoopers’ MoneyTree report ranked Calgary fifth in Canada in venture capital fundraising, at more than $168 million during the year. It was a record year for Calgary, and the total has increased every year since 2014. Worldwide, the 2018 Global Startup Ecosystem Report, published by Startup Genome, ranks Calgary as a Top 15 Global Cleantech Ecosystem and a Top Five Activation (early stage) Ecosystem for Local Connectedness. These results show that Calgary’s traditional strengths as an energyindustry headquarters that’s known for its community spirit can form the base of our growth strategy.

Our city’s community spirit is clearly on display in the Rainforest Alberta movement. Rainforest’s informal gatherings and volunteer initiatives have attracted nearly 2,000 people to participate in growing the province’s innovation ecosystem. In Calgary, the group meets weekly and uses online tools to support information sharing and assistance. It was the Rainforest movement that inspired the vision behind Calgary’s new Platform Innovation Centre. Under construction and scheduled to open in 2021, East Village’s 9th Avenue Parkade and Innovation Centre will bring an additional 50,000 feet of publicaccess innovation space to support our efforts to quintuple the size of the Calgary startup and innovation ecosystem. We’re seeing transformed industries, hundreds of new and growing businesses, a workforce that drives change through technology—and a movement that’s creating the Calgary of tomorrow. There’s no reason why the next decade can’t be Calgary’s. Let’s make it happen. ■

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An artist’s rendering of the 9th Avenue Parkade and Innovation Centre, slated for a 2021 opening in East Village.

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