- What A 4-acre industrial plot has hit the market in Langley
- Why The building has 40,000 sq ft of leasable building area
- What next Multiple units are available for rent or to be sold to owner-users
A 4-acre industrial site in metropolitan Vancouver has hit the market for $32m.
At 19837 Telegraph Trail in Langley’s Port Kells area, the 4-acre property consists of 41,000 sq ft of leasable building area and 29,000 sq ft of leasable yard space.
Royal LePage Wolstencroft has the marketing assignment.
According to marketing materials, 2,400 sq ft of office space and 5,800 sq ft of warehouse space are vacant.
All of the current leases are fully net to the owner. Current tenants include Nexgen Environmental and Fast Fab Custom Metal Fabrication.
Situated in one of the best-known industrial areas of metro Vancouver, the building is 300 metres from Jimmy Mac’s pub and other dining options.
The parcel is 1.5 km north of Highway 1 and 1.5 km south of the Golden Ears Bridge, giving it quick access to Vancouver, the Upper Fraser Valley and Maple Ridge.
Port Kells is 32 km southeast of downtown Vancouver.
