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10% Share for SALE INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY 10% stake in medium to long term hold Glenmore Trail 939510% Glenmore Share Trail SE, 8558 100FOR Street SE SALECalgary, AB & Mark Bizek Vice President Industrial 233018 Range Road 284, Rocky View County, AB 403-615-5725 [email protected] FOR SALE: 9395 Glenmore Trail SE, 8558 100 Street SE Calgary, AB & 10% Share 233018 Range Road 284, Rocky View County, AB Stoney Trail SE 100 Street SE Glenmore Trail N The Opportunity The Property - Sections 19, 20 & 21 A rare opportunity to own 10% stake in medium to long term INSIDE CALGARY CITY LIMITS 516 Acres hold of 3 quarter sections of land within the Calgary City WETLANDS 177.52 Acres limits and 1 quarter section in Rocky View County on the ZONING S-FUD Special Purpose Future Urban Development boundary of the City of Calgary. ROCKY VIEW COUNTY 160 Acres The subject parcels offer wide range of industrial development WETLANDS 55.8 Acres opportunities that fall within an approved ASP. The parcels ZONING RF (RANCH AND FARM) are adjacent to two other development projects, one existing, Total Developable Land inside Calgary city limits 338.48 Acres and the City of Calgary’s future approved Shepard Industrial. Total Developable Land inside Rocky View County 104.20 Acres Sale Price for 10% Stake $3,900,000 The above particulars are submitted to the best of our knowledge and are subject to change without notice. Devencore (Alberta) Ltd. | Suite 1010, 736 6th Avenue S.W., Calgary, Alberta, T2P 3T7 Devencore (Alberta) Ltd. does not assume responsibility for any errors or omissions. 403.265.9966 | www.devencore.com Devencore (Alberta) Ltd. FOR SALE: 9395 Glenmore Trail SE, 8558 100 Street SE Calgary, AB & 10% Share 233018 Range Road 284, Rocky View County, AB Stoney Trail SE 100 Street SE Glenmore Trail N The Details The subject 10% share of the land is located in the SE Calgary east of Stoney Trail, on the boundary of the City of Calgary with Rocky View County, in close proximity to the well-established industrial neighbourhood in SE Calgary - Shepard Industrial. The site inside city limits is zoned S-FUD (Special Purpose – Future Urban Development) and is located within the SE edge of the South Shepard Area Structure Plan. The site inside Rocky View County is zoned RF (Ranch and Farm) and located within the Inter-Municipal Development Plan. Both sites are slated for future industrial development and some of the wetlands may be recoverable as developable land, depending on their classification. Additionally, the City of Calgary may be moving towards development and servicing of Shepard Industrial quicker than anticipated, due to high sales volumes currently underway in Point Trotter Industrial Park. The above particulars are submitted to the best of our knowledge and are subject to change without notice. Devencore (Alberta) Ltd. | Suite 1010, 736 6th Avenue S.W., Calgary, Alberta, T2P 3T7 Devencore (Alberta) Ltd. does not assume responsibility for any errors or omissions. 403.265.9966 | www.devencore.com Devencore (Alberta) Ltd. FOR SALE: 9395 Glenmore Trail SE, 8558 100 Street SE Calgary, AB & 10% Share 233018 Range Road 284, Rocky View County, AB Location Map Garden Road SE N Heather Glen Golf Course Stoney Trail SE 100 Street SE Glenmore Trail SE Shepard Industrial Mark Bizek Vice President Industrial 403-615-5725 [email protected] The above particulars are submitted to the best of our knowledge and are subject to change without notice. Devencore (Alberta) Ltd. | Suite 1010, 736 6th Avenue S.W., Calgary, Alberta, T2P 3T7 Devencore (Alberta) Ltd. does not assume responsibility for any errors or omissions. 403.265.9966 | www.devencore.com Devencore (Alberta) Ltd..
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