Calgary Industrial and Commercial Real Estate blog

Point Trotter offers top-notch infrastructure within the city, such as water supply, reliable bus services, and access to a skilled labour force.

Calgary is well positioned as an inland port and is a goods-distribution hub for local, provincial, national, and international markets. The City created a Goods Movement Strategy in 2018 to strengthen that position and guide transportation investment decisions over the next 30 years.

Agribusiness continues to evolve and innovate, and The City of Calgary invites industry pioneers to operate within their industrial parks.

It may be surprising, but it’s cheaper to land goods in Calgary than Vancouver when shipping by air.

Choosing a site for a new or expanding business is a critical decision. This is true for restaurants and shops, but also for businesses that rely on shipping and receiving goods. Transportation and storage costs have a direct impact on your bottom line.

According to The Economist, Calgary is the most livable city in North America, so of course we attract great people! And investing in a city whose people are its best attribute can make business location and expansion decisions a bit easier.