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More details for 2535 3rd Ave SE, Calgary, AB - Office for Sale

Wood Centre - 2535 3rd Ave SE

Calgary, AB T2A 7W5

  • LEED Certified Building
  • Office for Sale
  • 221,228 SF
  • 24 Hour Access
  • Controlled Access

Calgary Office for Sale - Northeast

RBC Capital Markets Real Estate Group (the “Advisor”) has been retained on an exclusive basis by institutional owners (the “Vendors”), to arrange the sale of a 100% interest in Wood Centre (the “Property”) in Calgary, Alberta. Completed in 2008, Wood Centre is an 8-storey, 91% leased, Class A office building with underground parking encompassing 221,290 square feet that enjoys a prominent location at the convergence of Deerfoot Trail, Barlow Trail and Memorial Drive in Southeast Calgary. The Property offers sweeping views of the Bow River, the Rocky Mountains and Downtown Calgary. This outstanding location receives unparalleled exposure to two of Calgary’s busiest thoroughfares, Barlow Trail and Memorial Drive, and is just a 5 minute drive to Downtown Calgary and a 15 minute drive to the Calgary International Airport. The Property is also a brief, 10 minute walk to both the Franklin LRT Station to the east and the Max Bell LRT Station to the west, providing an ideal central suburban office location for quick and efficient access throughout the City of Calgary. Beautifully designed and constructed, along with $3.4 million in recent ground floor lobby renovations, fitness centre, tenant lounge and conference centre upgrades, the building has achieved BOMA Best Gold, LEED Gold and Energy Star certifications, underscoring its incredible build quality and operational efficiencies. The Property provides a very desirable 7.1 year weighted average lease term to maturity and is anchored by the 92,177 square foot Wood Canada Engineering to November 2033. Other notable tenants include the City of Calgary (27,267 sf to June 2032), SURECALL (14,500 sf to May 2032), Emerson Electric (12,646 sf to April 2029) and Silvera for Seniors (11,075 sf to August 2035). The offering represents an outstanding opportunity to acquire a high-quality office building at an extremely attractive yield at a fraction of replacement cost, as the Calgary office market continues to rebound.

Contact:

RBC Capital Markets

Date on Market:

2025-09-12

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More details for 1281 Hornby St, Vancouver, BC - Office for Sale

Burrard Place - 1281 Hornby St

Vancouver, BC V6Z 1Z4

  • LEED Certified Building
  • Office for Sale
  • $1,490,000 CAD
  • 1,225 SF
  • 1 Unit Available
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More details for 1281 Hornby St, Vancouver, BC - Office for Sale

Burrard Place - 1281 Hornby St

Vancouver, BC V6Z 1Z4

  • LEED Certified Building
  • Office for Sale
  • $886,000 CAD
  • 61,000 SF
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More details for 388 Harbour Rd, Victoria, BC - Retail for Sale

388 Harbour Rd

Victoria, BC V9A 3S1

  • LEED Certified Building
  • Office for Sale
  • $2,675,000 CAD
  • 4,652 SF
  • 1 Unit Available
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More details for 9611 Highway 97, Lake Country, BC - Office for Sale

9611 Highway 97

Lake Country, BC V4V 1T7

  • LEED Certified Building
  • Office for Sale
  • $5,250,000 CAD
  • 7,270 SF
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More details for Harbour Landing Business Park – for Sale, Regina, SK

Harbour Landing Business Park

  • LEED Certified Building
  • Mixed Types for Sale
  • $38,000,000 CAD
  • 3 Properties | Mixed Types
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More details for 554 Leon Av, Kelowna, BC - Office for Sale

554 Leon Av

Kelowna, BC V1Y 6J6

  • LEED Certified Building
  • Office for Sale
  • $11,125,000 CAD
  • 31,379 SF
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More details for 4789 Yonge St, Toronto, ON - Multifamily for Sale

4789 Yonge St

Toronto, ON M2N 6G5

  • LEED Certified Building
  • Office for Sale
  • $526,000 - $1,180,000 CAD
  • 1,165 - 2,417 SF
  • 3 Units Available
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More details for 13737 96 Ave, Surrey, BC - Office for Sale

City Centre I - 13737 96 Ave

Surrey, BC V3V 0C6

  • LEED Certified Building
  • Office for Sale
  • $3,395,000 CAD
  • 2,676 SF
  • 1 Unit Available
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More details for 4771 Boul Laurier, Terrebonne, QC - Office for Sale

4771 Boul Laurier

Terrebonne, QC J7M 1S9

  • LEED Certified Building
  • Office for Sale
  • $4,445,000 CAD
  • 15,670 SF
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More details for 320 Granville St, Vancouver, BC - Office for Sale

Bosa Waterfront - 320 Granville St

Vancouver, BC V6B 0G5

  • LEED Certified Building
  • Office for Sale
  • $1,265,000 - $2,625,000 CAD
  • 702 - 1,633 SF
  • 2 Units Available
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More details for 7191 Yonge St, Markham, ON - Office for Sale

Office On Yonge - 7191 Yonge St

Markham, ON L3T 1K7

  • LEED Certified Building
  • Office for Sale
  • $1,665,000 CAD
  • 2,569 SF
  • 1 Unit Available
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More details for 4763-4789 Yonge St, Toronto, ON - Office for Sale

Hullmark Centre - 4763-4789 Yonge St

Toronto, ON M2N 0G3

  • LEED Certified Building
  • Office and Office/Medical for Sale
  • $729,000 - $1,490,000 CAD
  • 1,000 - 2,105 SF
  • 2 Units Available
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More details for 9686 137 St, Surrey, BC - Office for Sale

City Centre 4 - 9686 137 St

Surrey, BC V0V 0V0

  • LEED Certified Building
  • Office for Sale
  • $716,364 - $1,970,847 CAD
  • 659 - 1,737 SF
  • 24 Units Available
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More details for 4763-4789 Yonge St, Toronto, ON - Office for Sale

Hullmark Centre - 4763-4789 Yonge St

Toronto, ON M2N 0G3

  • LEED Certified Building
  • Office for Sale
  • $1,988,000 CAD
  • 2,773 SF
  • 1 Unit Available
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LEED Certified Buildings For Sale

LEED Certified Buildings

A LEED certified building is one that has been built to meet certain environmental standards, with special attention given to energy conservation and indoor air quality. The goal of a LEED Certified Building is to use less energy than traditional buildings. They can be green in other ways as well: implementing sustainable materials, reducing water consumption or limiting its impact.

LEED stands for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design. This rating system has been developed by the US Green Building Council (USGBC) to promote buildings that are environmentally responsible, profitable and healthy places to live and work.

Why should I invest in a LEED certified building?

An investment in a LEED certified building can reduce the carbon footprint that results from your business's annual energy consumption by up to 30%. A LEED certified building also has an advantage over other buildings during the sale process because potential buyers are increasingly trying to reduce their own carbon footprint and energy costs and will pay more for a building that has done so.

Some areas also provide tax credits, zoning allowances, reduced fees, and expedited permitting for building owners who choose to implement green measures in their buildings. Studies have found that for-rent LEED office spaces generally have higher rents and occupancy rates and lower capitalization rates.

What do I need to keep in mind before investing in a LEED certified building?

A LEED certified building has extra up front costs may take years to recoup through energy savings, so careful planning must be made before investing in this type of design. Carefully weigh these up front costs against the long term benefits that a LEED certified building can provide your business.

Green tags are an optional third party verification system that can be added to your LEED certified building. The green tags show the public at large the commitment you have made to sustainability. They also allow potential clients, buyers and tenants to know exactly what they are getting when they sign with you.

What kinds of buildings can be LEED certified?

Any building that has been constructed after the release of the LEED rating system in 2000 is eligible to become a LEED certified building.

New construction, renovation and existing buildings are all good candidates for this certification as long as they meet certain requirements. For example, an old building may not have the right kind of insulation, so it will need to be retrofitted before being able to achieve LEED certification.

A building can also be awarded different levels of certification depending on how green it is.

LEED for New Construction:

- The construction of a new building that is seeking LEED certification must follow strict guidelines for energy conservation and environmental impact.

A LEED certified building will have a smaller carbon footprint than a traditional building because it is designed to minimize the consumption of fossil fuels.

LEED Certified Renovation Projects:

The renovation of an existing building can also use LEED certification as long as it follows specific guidelines. These ratings are given on two scales:

- The first rating system, based on points, is for buildings that undertake a major renovation project. This rating system requires the renovation to be done in such a way as to reduce consumption and provide environmental benefits. For example, if an older building is being renovated then it will be required to have more insulation than usual, which helps cut down on energy use.

- The second rating system is based on a checklist that has been designed for smaller renovation projects such as room additions or new HVAC equipment. The points from this checklist are added up and if the total equals sixty then the building can become LEED certified.

LEED Certified Existing Buildings:

- A project that is attempting to obtain LEED certification for an existing building must follow guidelines in six different categories in order to be eligible for this rating. These categories are sustainable sites, water efficiency, energy and atmosphere, materials and resources, indoor environmental quality and innovation in design.

Benefits of a LEED building:

The benefits of LEED certification are numerous. A building that has achieved this status is committed to reducing its carbon footprint and therefore offers great rewards for the environment at large.

- A decrease in energy consumption and therefore energy costs. Since a LEED building uses less fossil fuels, by design, it will have lower utility bills than traditional buildings

- A healthier building. LEED buildings are better ventilated and have less volatile organic compounds, or VOCs, than traditional buildings.

- A building that may be more profitable because it uses alternative energy sources and therefore has lower operating costs than a non-LEED certified building.

- Other benefits may include increased worker productivity, healthier indoor spaces and credit worthiness with lenders and investors.

Looking to lease a LEED Certified Building? View LEED Certified Buildings for lease