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Biggest Commercial Property Managers in B.C 8 BIV MAY 31–JUNE 6, 2021 BIVLIST top100 A u g u s t 3 1 - s e p t e m b e r 6 , 2 0 2 0B IV 9 BiggestFastest-growing commercial companiescompanies property inin managersmanagers B.C.B.C. inin B.C.B.C. RANKED BY | Total commercial square footage managed in the province RANKEDRanked BY | BY | PercentageTotalPercentage commercial growth growth square in in revenue revenue footage between between managed 2015 2015 in andand B.C. 20192019 RankRankCompanyCompany Top local manager(s)Top local executive(s) OwnershipPartial list of properties managedProduct/service HeadYear office/ WorldwideManaged sq. ft.RevenueTotal commercial '21'20 Yearfounded founded staffIndustrial/ '19/'15 '19/'15 sq. ft. managed Office/ 5-year growth'21/'20 Assembly Technologies Inc Tobyn Sowden, co-founder, Marco Pimentel, Privately held Assembly is a digital publisher turning a traditional industry on 2015 Retail27 $26,512,391 1515 Douglas St Suite 520, Victoria V8W 2G4 co-founder and general manager its head 4 $39,670 1 WarringtonP: (855)-342-2271 PCI ManagementF: NP assmb.ly Adam Spear, president, Lorna Park, senior vice-president, property NP Vancouver 4.8 million 66,732.3%15.99 million/ 1030ETRO Georgia Construction St W Suite 300, Ltd Vancouver V6E 2Y3 management, Dale MumfordMike Maierle, executive, principal vice-president, property Privately held Provides construction management and general contracting 20042015 567.8 million $68,907,2797.68 million 1 P: 604-602-18874727 HastingsF: St604-688-2328, Burnaby V5Cwarringtonpci.com 2K8 management and operations, Stephen Duyvewaardt, executive services leading the industry through putting people first and 23.4 million $425,896 2 P: 604-492-0920 F: NP etroconstruction.com vice-president, leasing innovating in every corner of the business 16,079.4% ColliersQuadrogen International Power Systems Inc Lesley Heieis, vice-presidentAlakh Prasad, president and CEO PrivatelyNP held Designs, builds and installs gas cleanup and upgrading Vancouver2007 321.2 million $4,069,48211.44 million/ 2 200 Granville8288 North St SuiteFraser 1900, Way VancouverUnit 110, Burnaby V6C 2R6V3N 0E9 systems for the renewable energy sector 1898 125.3 million $144,111 11.03 million 3 P: 604-681-4111P: 604-221-7170F: 604-681-2911F: 604-221-3001collierscanada.comquadrogen.com 5 million 2,723.9% BeedieUrban Cultivator Ryan Beedie, presidentEwout Goldberg, managing director PrivatelyNP held Urban Cultivator is an indoor garden fully automated under Burnaby2010 5011 million $7,605,00011.17 million/ 303013060 Gilmore 80 Diversion, Ave Suite 311Burnaby, Surrey V5GV3W 3B4 3B2 the perfect growing conditions. It requires no pesticides, no 1954 330 $450,00011.85 million 34 P: 604-435-3321P: 604-424-9929F: 604-432-7349F: NP urbancultivator.netbeedie.ca travel time, and generates no food waste 129,962 1,590% BentallGreenOakNaturally Splendid (Canada) Enterprises LP Ltd Tony Astles, managingDoug partnerMason and, CEO head of Canadian real estate TSX-V:NSPNP Biotechnology company developing and commercializing Vancouver2010 NP3.2 million $3,037,5129.93 million/ 1055 19100Dunsmuir Airport St SuiteWay Unit 1800, 108 Vancouver, Pitt Meadows V7X 1B1V3Y 0E2 services hemp-derived foods and related products 1911 NP2.7 million $301,7059.98 million 45 P: 604-661-5000P: 604-465-0548F: 604-661-5055F: 604-465-1128bentallgreenoak.comnaturallysplendid.com 4 million 906.8% QuadRealHerbaland Property Naturals Group Inc Remco Daal, president,Musharaf CanadianSyed real, co-founderestate and CEO, Aisha PrivatelyOakridge held Centre, WillowbrookManufacturing Mall, Broadway and Tech distribution Centre, Brigho of healthyuse West, nutritional 401 Vancouver2009 120NP $21,167,6587 million1/ 6 666 Burrard13330 Maycrest St Suite Way 800,, RichmondVancouverV6V V6C 2J7 2X8 Yang, co-founder, sales and marketing director Business Centre gummies worldwide 2016 25NP $2,415,0497.38 million 5 P: 604-975-9500P: 604-284-5050F: NPF:quadreal.com 604-285-0606 herbaland.com NP 776.5% CadillacAffinity Fairview Corp Ltd Tom Knoepfel, seniorDaniel vice-president,Lamb, Dan retailQueiros, Scott French, PrivatelyCF Pacific held Centre, WaterfrontIT recruitmentProperties, CF and Richmond consulting Centre, HSBC Building, Pacific Toronto,2014 Ont. 2350 $25,947,9565.25 million/ 7 609 Granville2985 Virtual St Suite Way 410,Suite Vancouver 275, Vancouver V7Y 1E8V5M 4X7 partners Centre Office Properties 1968 403.3 million $3,094,6045.25 million 6 P: 604-688-7236P: 800-665-6693F: 604-630-5323F: NP affinity-group.cacadillacfairview.com 1.9 million 738.5% GWLBeanworks Realty Advisors Solutions Inc Inc Beth Breasail, vice-president,Catherine assetDahl management, CEO, Karim Ben-Jaafar, Privately650 West held Georgia Street, VancouverAccounts Centre payable II, Deltaautomation iPort, Mill softwarestream Village, Winnipeg,2012 592.1 million $2,302,5195.12 million/ 8 650 Georgia311 Pender St WSt SuiteW Suite 1600, 201 Vancouver, Vancouver V6BV6B 4N7 1T3 president Westbank Hub, Central Park Power Centre Man. 121.4 million $279,0306.13 million 7 P: 604-713-6450P: 877-959-2326F: 604-683-3264F: NP beanworks.comgwlrealtyadvisors.com 1891 1.7 million 725.2% EnWave Corp John Budreski, executive chairman, Brent TSX-V:ENW Patented industrial dehydration technology for food, 1999 135 $42,842,000 Dorset1668 Realty Derwent Group Way Canada Suite 1, DeltaLtd V3M 6R9 Ron Schuss, president,CharletonKim Schuss, president, vice-president and CEO and senior NP cannabis, biopharmaceuticals and industrial materials Richmond 531.9 million $5,868,0005.06 million/ 9 10451P: Shellbridge 604-806-6110 WayF: Suite NP enwave.net 215, Richmond V6X 2W8 property manager, Colin Schuss, vice-president, commercial sales 1975 1.4 million 630.1%5 million 8 P: 604-270-1711 F: 604-270-8446 dorsetrealty.com and leasing, Damien Roussin, CEO 1.8 million Thoughtexchange Dave MacLeod, founder and CEO, Jim Privately held A software-as-a-service community intelligence platform that 2009 149 $12,336,767 1 Triovest1990 RealtyColumbia Advisors Ave Suite (B.C.) E, Rossland Inc V0G 1Y0 NP Firstbrook, founder and president NP helps leaders crowdsource the answers to questions in real Toronto, Ont. 59NP $2,069,7035 million / 10 1 9 789 PenderP: 250-551-2492 St W SuiteF: 600, NP thoughtexchange.com Vancouver V6C 1H2 time 2012 NP 496.1%5 million P: 604-684-1198Smokey BayF: Seafood 604-684-9122 Grouptriovest.com Patrick Warren, president and CEO Privately held Smokey Bay is a multinational enterprise managed by a team 1998 9NP $6,740,309 11 Canreal896 ManagementCambie St Suite Corp 309, Vancouver V6B 2P6 Raymond Bergen, president NP with experience in seafood sourcing and trade Vancouver 63.4 million $1,288,6044.87 million/ 10 808 NelsonP: 604-568-4310 St Suite 409,F: 604-688-8630 Vancouver V6Zsmokeybay.com 2H2 1979 249,154 423.1% 4.73 million P: 604-688-8851Globalme LocalizationF: 604-684-8228 Inc canreal.com Emre Akkas, managing director, Canada Privately held Data services, localization, and managed services 2009 671.2 million $10,400,000 Transpacific1008 Homer Realty St Suite Advisors 310, Vancouver V6B 2X1 Rod Fram, president, Shirleen Weng, controller, Josephine Chi, NP Burnaby 203 million $2,016,1584.87 million/ 12 4300P: North 855-438-5106 Fraser WayF: NPUnitglobalme.net 203, Burnaby V5J 0B3 senior property manager, team lead 1972 795,000 415.8% 3.89 million 11 P: 604-873-8591Blackbird InteractiveF: 604-873-8876 transpacificrealty.com Rob Cunningham, CEO, Peter Greenwood, Privately held Hardspace:Shipbreakers (early access 2020), Minecraft Earth 2007 1731.1 million $22,500,000 Ivanhoé565 Great Cambridge Northern Inc Way Suite 400, Vancouver V5T 0H8 Charles ChampagneCFO,, vice-president,Yggy King, chiefoperations, technicalFranco officer, Eric Guildford Town Centre, Mayfair(Co-dev Shopping 2019): Centre, Homeworld Metropolis 3 (due at 2021), Metrotown, 2 other new video Montreal, 560 $4,400,0004.39 million/ 13 1476 P:8th 604-424-4355 Ave W, Suite F:300, NP Vancouverblackbirdinteractive.com V6H 1E1 Custodinho, senior vice-president,Torin, chief operating retail leasing, officer, westernSarah McNair region , Tsawwassen Mills game projects currently in development. Homeworld: DesertsQue. 0 411.4% 5.16 million 12 P: 604-263-2672 F: NP human resources director, Rory McGuire, chief of Kharak (released 2016) 1953 4.4 million ivanhoecambridge.com creative officer AvisonTrevali Young Mining Property Corp Management (B.C.) Inc Aaron Burry, principalRicus and Grimbeekpractice leader, president of property and CEO, management,Russell TSX:TVNP Zinc-focused with four mines: Santander (Peru), Caribou (NewToronto,2007 Ont. NP1.8 million $512,329,3594.2 1million/ 13 1055 1199Georgia Hastings St W SuiteSt W Suite2900, 1400 Vancouver, Vancouver V6E 3P3V6E 3T5 B.C. Ball, executive vice-president and CFO Brunswick), Rosh Pinah (Namibia), Perkoa (Burkina Faso) 2014 6001.9 million $106,351,0004.36 million 14P: 604-687-7331P: 604-488-1661F: 604-687-0031F: 604-408-7499avisonyoung.comtrevali.com 518,715 381.7% SmartCentresCanada Drives Mauro J Padula, vice-president,Cody Green leasing,, founder western and co-CEO, regionMike Galpin, PrivatelyNP held Enables Canadians to access auto financing and other credit Vaughan,2010 Ont. 4600 $135,057,9014.16 million/ 14 11120555 Horseshoe Burrard WaySt Suite Suite 600 201,, Vancouver RichmondV7X V7A 1M8 5H7 co-CEO products through an online platform NP 1110 $28,603,7703.63 million 15 P: 604-448-9112P: 888-865-6402F: 604-448-9114F: NP canadadrives.casmartcentres.com 4.2 million 372.2% ShapeHubbubHR Property Management Corp NP Daniel Mayer,
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