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Aurora Business Park

Aurora Business Park

 

About

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Aurora Business Park is a City of Calgary land development project that will bring new business and job opportunities to a vacant 329.0 acre site in northeast Calgary. Once completed, about 183.0 net acres will be ready to accommodate the construction of buildings suited to a business campus environment, such as office, retail, hotel, laboratory/research, packaging and limited light industrial facilities.

Approximately 110.0 acres of the property will remain as green space.

The area has been designated as a suburban employment centre (employee intensive node) to support City Council’s strategy of influencing traffic patterns and living near where we work. Its proximity to the airport, major roadways, proposed Green Line North LRT route and established neighbouring communities makes it a choice business location and brings new, nearby employment opportunities to residents.

The development supports the Municipal Development Plan (MDP) and The City’s goal to promote logical, efficient and sustainable development.

The planned first phase of development is for the northeast section of the site.

 

Location

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The area is bordered by Harvest Hills Boulevard to the west and 6 Street N.E. on the east and sits immediately north of West Nose Creek Park.

Nearby residential areas include:

  • Beddington Heights to the southwest,
  • Huntington Hills to the south,
  • Country Hills to the northwest and
  • Harvest Hills to the north.

The site is also close to Panorama Hills, Country Hills Village and Coventry Hills. Get a bird’s eye view of the area from this aerial view image.

 

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