Eastward Ho for Hungerford

Vancouver's Hungerford Properties continues its Calgary expansion campaign, with the firm last week launching Fairmore, its third commercial condo project in Cowtown in two years. The 165k SF development—a commercial business park with warehouse and office space located off Macleod Trail in Calgary’s Fairview neigbourhood—will include four buildings on a seven-acre site, with 24-foot clear warehouse ceiling heights. Hungerford partner Michael Hungerford notes commercial-condo ownership enables companies to invest in their own spaces, build equity and have more control over expansion.

In addition to Fairmore, Hungerford is developing the Nexus and Northwing business parks, two of Calgary's top-selling commercial condo projects in recent years, the company says. The area where Fairmore is being built has among the lowest vacancy in the city, according to a Colliers analysis. So Hungerford's introduction of new product—the only new office and warehouse space in south central Calgary—is a “smart investment," Colliers says. The development includes two office buildings with 24 units, a 12-unit warehouse and mixed-use building with retail space. Construction is slated for next summer.

Continue reading this story with a free account

Log in or register
Sign up for more articles like this
Subscribe to Bisnow's Vancouver Newsletters
Related Stories

King Of Prussia Pursues Stadium To Anchor $200M Mixed-Use Complex

1200 White St., Atlanta's Newest Creative Hub, Is Transforming The West End

Plans For Colorado's Newest Private Golf Course Revealed: The Denver Deal Sheet

Risk-Averse Market Means This Retrofit Success Could Be A One-Off

With Most Parcels Spoken For, Superior's 156-Acre Urban Core Nears Full Build‑Out

Brookfield JV Buys Site For 6,500-Unit Project In Boston Suburbs

D.C. Reveals Vision For RFK Campus With Up To 6,500 Homes

Research Triangle Park Inches Closer To Mixed-Use After Key Board Vote

Developer Seeks Approval To Expand Dunwoody's Campus 244

Exton Square Mall Shuttering After 50-Plus Years As Mixed-Use Plans Remain Stalled

PHOTOS: Harvard, Tishman Speyer Open Enterprise Research Campus

KKR-Backed Stadium District Development Venture Launches With $288M Project At SEC School