Residual Ward 3 - Sub Area 3w industrial properties
Residual Ward 3 - Sub Area 3w carries 1 industrial assessment accounts on 39 acres of land in northeast Calgary. The median parcel is 1.7M sq ft, the median construction year is 1974, and the median 2026 assessment is $4.3M. 0 building permit and 4 development records are matched to addresses here.
The dominant land-use designation is S-FUD on 1 accounts. 0 of the 1 properties sit within 500 m of a published truck route.
- Industrial accounts
- 1
- Total assessed value
- $4.3M
- Median assessment
- $4.3M
- Median site area
- 1.7M sq ft
- Total land
- 39 acres
- Median year built
- 1974
Residual Ward 3 - Sub Area 3w on the Calgary assessment roll
What is in Residual Ward 3 - Sub Area 3w
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Every industrial property in Residual Ward 3 - Sub Area 3w
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| Address | Industrial area | Land use | Built | Site sq ft | Assessed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 17505 4 ST NE | RESIDUAL WARD 3 - SUB AREA 3W | S-FUD | 1974 | 1,689,625 | $4.3M |
About Residual Ward 3 - Sub Area 3w
How many warehouses are in Residual Ward 3 - Sub Area 3w?
1 industrial assessment accounts sit in Residual Ward 3 - Sub Area 3w on the current City of Calgary roll, covering 39 acres of land. An assessment account is not the same as a building — industrial condominium bays are individually assessed.
How old are the buildings in Residual Ward 3 - Sub Area 3w?
The median recorded construction year is 1974, with a range from 1974 to 1974. Construction year is a proxy for clear height and loading, not a specification.
Is there warehouse space available in Residual Ward 3 - Sub Area 3w?
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