Emmerson Business Park
Current Size: 100%
In association with IG Real Estate Advisors, CLC has created the approximately 38-acre (15.5 ha) Emmerson Business and Technology Park, located in the geographic center of Moncton. To date, three office buildings totaling more than 15,793 m² (170,000 ft2)of office space have been constructed. The latest building is the first private-sector building in Atlantic Canada to receive the coveted LEED (Leadership in Engineering and Environmental Design) designation.
Canada Lands Company’s (CLC’s) commitment to leave a lasting legacy in communities is exemplified through its environmental remediation of the former Canadian National Railway Shops property in Moncton, New Brunswick. CLC acquired the site in 1995 and, using an innovative risk management approach, removed the toxic chemicals and waste material in the soil in three years for less than one quarter of the initially estimated price. The project won a Phoenix Award from the United States Environmental Protection Agency in 2003.
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Contact
Ron Pachal
(902) 426-5045
rpachal@clc.ca
General Manager, Real Estate (Atlantic)
Location
Emmerson Business Park
Entrance at Vaughan Harvey Boulevard and Millennium Boulevard
Moncton, NBCanada
Quick Facts
Moncton area population
Moncton has more than 1.3 million people living within a 2.5-hour drive of its downtown.
History
Moncton was built on the site of an Acadian settlement known as Le Coude (The Bend), and it is believed to have been settled around 1735.
Innovation
Despite estimates that the entire environmental remediation of the former Moncton Shops would take several years and cost as much as $50 million, CLC and its partners, using an innovative remediation strategy, completed the task in three years with a final price tag of only about $12 million.
Value
Canada Lands Company is committed to developing projects in a sustainable manner. The latest building constructed at Emmerson Business and Technology Park is the first private-sector building in Atlantic Canada to receive the coveted LEED (Leadership in Engineering and Environmental Design) designation.
Legacy
In partnership with the City of Moncton, CLC developed a major public recreation facility on 110 acres (44.5 ha) of remediated land located in the western half of the former Moncton Shops property. This facility, known as the CN Sportsplexe, was created for all residents of the City of Moncton.
