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BUILDING GUIDE INSIDE: THE CALGARY AREA COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATESCENE •INDUSTRY ANALYSIS •OWNERSHIP AND LEASING INFORMATION • MAPS • OFFICE, INDUSTRIAL AND RETAIL OVERVIEWS www.boma.ca We keep building on success. Bankers Court Suncor Energy Centre Bankers Hall Royal Bank Building Altius Centre Fifth Avenue Place www.brookfieldproperties.com Located immediately west of the Deerfoot Trail and north of CountryHills Boulevard with easy access to the Airportand Downtown Calgary. Exceptional location for access to the future Stoney Trail. Three highly efficient, state of the artindustrial buildings totaling in excess of 1.1 million square feet. Accommodations for tenants from 12,500 to 440,000 square feet BUILDING 1AREA Fully Leased –356,155 s.f. BUILDING 2AREA Fully Leased –439,275 s.f. BUILDING 3AREA Available Now –12,500 s.f. to 316,578 s.f. BOMA BUILDING GUIDE PUBLISHER:BOMA Calgary ASSOCIATE PUBLISHER: William G.R. Partridge, CAE BOMA COMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEE: CALGARY 2009-2010 Paul Gauthier, Fujitec Canada (Chair); Blair Carbert, Stones Carbert Waite LLP; James Harvie, Telus Convention Centre; Michael Kehoe, Fairfield Commercial Real Estate; Carol Lewis, CalgaryHerald Lia Robinson, BOMA Calgary ADVERTISING SALES CO-ORDINATOR: Darlene Davis, Calgary Herald EDITOR: Miles Durrie, Calgary Herald CONTRIBUTING WRITERS: Contents Shannon Sutherland; David Parker; Michael Kehoe PHOTOGRAPHY: Don Molyneaux; Calgary Herald archive COVER DESIGN: Lorraine Chartier, Calgary Herald DESIGN AND LAYOUT: Calgary Herald Special Projects The BOMA Building Guide is ajoint venture of BOMA Calgary, - Suite 120, 4954 Richard Rd. SW, Calgary, Alberta, Canada T3E 6L1 Telephone 403-237-0559, Fax 403-266-5876, 9 0 e-mail: [email protected] 6 Fast facts: Calgary at aGlance and the Calgary Herald 215-16th Street SE, Calgary, Alberta, Canada T2E 7P5 0 1 Telephone 403-235-7219, Fax 403-569-4703 BOMA Views 8 Additional copies of the Building Guide are available from BOMA Calgary. View the Building Guide online at www.boma.ca ©2009 by the Calgary Herald and BOMA Calgary. Printed in Canada 9 Message from the Premier of Alberta 9 Message from the Mayor of Calgary BUILDING OWNERS AND MANAGERS 11 David Parker: Plentiful pride in Calgary ASSOCIATION OF CALGARY 13 Vast economic landscape 15 Recession’s clouds have silver lining 17-48 Building listings and maps 20 Retail world beats apath to Calgary 41, 49-51 Market overviews We produceeasyto read computerized “AsBuilt”floor plans 53 What can BOMA do for you? of existing Commercial Real Estate measured The BOMA Building Guide to BOMAstandards. uses environmentally responsible papers TheSolutiontoyour “AsBuilt” needssince 1989. BOMA is committed to environmental stewardship. By choosing partially post-consumer recycled fibre instead of virgin paper for this magazine, the following savings to our natural resources have been realized: BOMA CERTIFIED ■ Trees: 11 MEASUREMENT PROFESSIONAL ■ Water: 19,809 litres ■ Landfillmaterial: 144 kilograms Calgary•403-238-3555 ■ Net greenhouse emissions: 493 kilograms [email protected] ■ Energy: 4.22 million kilojoules Allareameasurementsare drawn to scale,are guaranteed and —Data research provided by www.epa.gov and www.environmentaldefence.org backed by a$1,000,000.00Errors&Omissions Insurance Policy 2009-2010 4 BOMA BUILDING GUIDE –CALGARY SOUT H • 300,000 square feet • 18 floors of leasable space • 12,500 to 21,000 sq ft floorplates • Cantilevered construction giving the building aunique appearance • 1,374 stalls at Palliser Parkade • The only building on 10th Avenue connected to the Plus 15 system • Twoblock proximity to LRT • Excellent amenities close by including Ruth’s Chris, Sky 360 and Sunterra Market • Future development plans for the Palliser Complex • Available for fixturing immediately For more information: Rob Blackwell 403-216-2242 www.pallisercalgary.ca Stephen Ave Macleod 1st 9th Avenue St SW Tr ail 10th Avenue Proudly owned and managed by Calgary at aGlance Situated in the beautiful Rocky Mountain Foothills, Calgary rates as one of the world’s cleanest cities and Calgary rankssecond among major is proud of its surrounding playground of mountains and Canadian cities in real GDP growth rivers that attract and retain some of the adventurous and energetic individuals that make up Calgary’s workforce. rate, an estimated 1.3% in 2008. ◆ Year Incorporated: 1884 as atown, 1894 as acity REAL GDP DISTRIBUTION ◆ Location: 51.6N; 114.1W BY INDUSTRY ◆ Geographical size: 746 square km. SELECTED 2008 ◆ Elevation: 1,084.1 metres (3,556.8 feet) above sea level INDUSTRIES DISTRIBUTION (%) ◆ Climate: Calgary ranks first among Canada’s 100 largest Agriculture 1.3 cities, with: Forestry, Fishing, Mining, Oil &Gas 14.5 •More than 2,300 hours of sunshine annually. Utilities 1.7 Construction •Sunniest days year-round and in winter. 11.5 Manufacturing 8.6 •Summer temperature (June –August) Trade 9.9 –Daily average: 15.2C (59.4F) Transportation and Warehousing 3.8 –Daily maximum: 21.9C (71.4F) Finance, Insurance, Real Estate, Leasing 22.1 •Winter temperature (December –February) Professional, Scientific and Technical 7.3 –Daily average: -7.5C (18.5F) Business, Building, Other Support Srvcs 2.1 –Daily maximum: -1.4C (29.5F) Educational Services 2.6 •Rainfall per year is 321mm (12.6 inches) Health Care and Social Assistance 3.8 Accommodation and Food Services 2.1 •Snowfall per year is 127cm (50 inches) Public Administration 3.1 Among Canada’s six largest cities, Other Services 2.1 —Source: City of CalgaryCorporate Economics Calgary’s population is youngest, EMPLOYMENT DISTRIBUTION with amedian age of 35.7. BY INDUSTRY ◆ Population: SELECTED 2008 Calgary Economic Region (July 2008): 1,271,960 INDUSTRIES DISTRIBUTION (%) CalgaryCMA (July 2008): 1,182,446 Agriculture 1.8 City of Calgary (April 2009): 1,065,455 Forestry, Fishing, Mining, Oil &Gas 7.4 ◆ Population density : Utilities 0.8 211.3 density per square km Construction 10.0 Manufacturing 7.0 ◆ Personal income per capita: Trade 14.3 $54,327 (2008); highest among Canada’ssix major cities. Transportation and Warehousing 4.9 Information, Culture, Recreation 4.2 Transportation access: Thirdbusiest airportinCanadawith Finance, Insurance, Real Estate, Leasing 6.6 12.5 millionpassengersin2008, up twoper cent from 2007. Professional, Scientific, Technical 11.9 Recently named one of Alberta’sTop 40 employers. 5 Business, Building, Other Support Srvcs 3.7 45 5, 8 Educational Services 5.1 5 06 07 CALGARY’S POPULATION GROWTH: 1, 49 1,042,892 7 6, 1,019.942 Health Care and Social Assistance 9.0 3, 991,759 98 95 9 93 4, Accommodation and Food Services 5.2 74 4 90 0, 33 9 86 9, Public Administration 3.3 4 05 81 3 7, 18 5 Other Services 4.4 11 8, 76 8 88 7, 5 73 2, 11 4 71 3 64 —Source: City of CalgaryCorporate Economics 7, 69 18 13 0, 8 65 9, 3, 64 61 61 62 0, 56 Calgaryhas thesecond-highestlevel of educational attainment of population age25to64among the six major Canadian cities. 1980 1994 2009 2009-2010 6 BOMA BUILDING GUIDE –CALGARY Your most comprehensive guide to Calgary buildings The information presented in the print and online versions of the 2009-2010 BOMA Building Guide (www.boma.ca) was supplied to BOMA Calgary by various building ownership and management industry sources, most of whom were the building owners’ CALGARY representatives. REAL ESTATE While BOMA believes this information to be accurate as BOARD of the date of publication, it REALTORS® does not warrant it to be so. Any inaccuracies that occur PROFESSIONALLY may be due to timing issues. NEGOTIATE In the event that your building is not listed, or the information presented has changed or COMMERCIAL is otherwise incorrect, please notify BOMA Calgary at 403-237-0559 or [email protected] REAL ESTATE immediately. ON YOUR Updates, additions or changes to this information may be submitted to [email protected] BEHALF Whetheryou’reBuying, Index of Advertisers Selling,Leasing or Marketing Contactus Company Name ......Page No. Company Name ......Page No. 403•781•1334 A.D. Williams Engineering Incorporated ..10 Hopewell Real Estate Services..........9 [email protected] Alberta Association of the Appraisal Institute Humford Management Incorporated....27 of Canada ........................50 Jerilyn Wright and Associates.........33 Aspen Properties Limited .............5 Labbe-Leech Interiors Limited ........46 Assessment Advisory Group..........14 Measure Masters Calgary/Prairies ......4 Barclay Street Real Estate Limited.......9 Morguard Investments Limited........12 Barry Commercial Real Estate.........45 Opus Building Corporation ...........56 BKDI Architects....................45 Peter the Plantman Incorporated ... 14, 52 Brookfield Properties Corporation.......2 Realex Properties Corporation ........21 Burnswest Corporation..............52 Remington Development Corporation...35 Calgary Real Estate Board .............7 Robertson &Associates Engineering Ltd...48 Canem Systems Limited .............51 Royal Construction Limited...........47 Carmichael Engineering .............54 Sahuri +Partners Architecture Incorporated 53 CB Richard Ellis Alberta Limited ........8 Servpro Cleaning Incorporated ........15 Clean Calgary Association............47 Servantage .......................27 Cleanmax Incorporated..............25 Simplex Grinnell ....................9 Consolidated Real Estate Services Inc...52 Sizeland Evans Interior Design Incorporated 41 www.creb.com Diebold Company of Canada Limited....54 Stones Carbert Waite Barristers &Solicitors 14 COMMMERCIALERCIAL DIVISDIVISION Eservus Online Concierge Services .....31
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    2004 University of Calgary President: Dr. Harvey Weingarten Chancellor: William J. (Bill) Warren, C.M., Q.C. Honorary Degrees: Dr. Arthur Carty Dr. Martin Cohos Lt. Gen. (ret’d) Romeo Dallaire Dr. N. Murray Edwards Dr. Maria Eriksen Dr. Charles Fischer Dr. Diana Nickle Dr. Ekkehard Ramm Dr. Thomas Wood Order of the UofC: Adele Meyers Alan G. Bell Harvey A. Buckmaster Jane H. Kelley Eileen Nesbitt Barbara J. Philpot Heather S. Travers Kevin A. Douglas Susan M. Farmer Enrolment: 23 414 full time, 9 013 part time (spring), 5435 part time (summer), 4514 part time (fall). Degrees awarded: 6294 Faculties: Opening of the Language Research Centre, a collaborative project of the Faculties of Humanities, Social Sciences and Education. It will provide research into language learning and teaching, use of technologies and developing language policies. Employees: Academic staff: 2209 FTE Support staff: 2800 FTE Events: Sports: Women’s volleyball team wins CIAU championship U Of C Athletic Hall Of Fame Inductees: Gaylene Barry - Women's Volleyball & Field Hockey 1968-1972, Norm Minor - Men's Hockey & Football 1967-1970, Deryk Snelling - Builder 1980-1996 Music: A CD co-directed by Dr. Victor Coelho, director of the U of C’s Centre for Research in the Fine Arts wins a 2004 Prelude Classical Award, one of Europe’s top awards for classical recordings. “La Notte d’Amore: Music for the Wedding of Cosimo Il Medici an Maria Magdelena of Austria , was based on research by Coelho who, through research in libraries and archives, reconstructed the music and poetry from the thee week long event in 1608.