Commercial Property Edmonton
Our developments are positioned in high-performing industrial areas supported by major freight routes, labour availability, and strong regional demand. Each building is engineered for practical, day-to-day use with upgraded mechanical systems, optimized clear heights, flexible floor plans, and zoning that accommodates warehousing, distribution, fabrication, and service operations. For tenants seeking stable, purpose-built commercial property for lease in Edmonton, our sites offer the infrastructure and location advantages required for sustained business performance.
As a long-term owner and developer, Tor Properties maintains consistent oversight from initial site planning through construction and ongoing property management. This integrated approach ensures that every building remains functional, reliable, and aligned with the operational needs of businesses in industrial and commercial sectors. Whether you require modern warehouse space, light industrial capacity, or a multi-use commercial facility, our Edmonton assets support scalable, long-term growth.
Contact us to discuss current and upcoming Edmonton commercial property development and leasing opportunities.
Edmonton Strategic Location, Infrastructure and Connectivity
Edmonton is a major Western Canadian logistics and industrial hub, supported by direct access to Anthony Henday Drive, Yellowhead Highway (Hwy 16), Queen Elizabeth II (QEII), and multiple north–south and east–west freight corridors. These routes connect Edmonton to Calgary, northern Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, and key U.S. border crossings, making the city a critical node for distribution, warehousing, energy services, and manufacturing operations. Access to CN and CP Rail networks further strengthens multimodal freight capacity for businesses requiring high-volume or long-distance shipping.
Edmonton’s industrial land base is among the largest in Canada, with established activity across the Northwest Industrial, Southeast Industrial, Acheson Industrial Area, Winterburn, and Leduc/Nisku corridors. These areas provide stable zoning, substantial utility capacity, and proximity to transportation routes, labour pools, and service networks. For companies in logistics, construction, energy services, fabrication, and e-commerce fulfillment, Edmonton offers infrastructure that supports reliable and efficient operations.
For developers, these mature industrial and commercial zones present opportunities to deliver modern industrial buildings, distribution facilities, and commercial service properties aligned with ongoing regional demand. Edmonton’s diversified economy — spanning energy, construction, manufacturing, logistics, retail, public services, technology, and agriculture — provides consistent, multi-sector need for functional, well-located industrial and commercial space.
Available Commercial Properties in Alberta
215 Street & 114 Avenue
Henday Industrial Development, Edmonton, AB
Why Work With Tor Properties
Tor Properties operates as a long-term owner, developer, and manager of commercial and industrial buildings, providing Edmonton businesses with purpose-built space supported by consistent oversight and a stable ownership structure. Unlike short-term investors, Tor Properties develops, holds, and manages its buildings internally, ensuring durable construction quality, predictable decision-making, and continuity through the full life cycle of each property.
Tor Properties oversees each stage of development from site selection and planning to construction, tenant improvements, and ongoing property management. This integrated model ensures responsive communication, efficient project execution, and the ability to adapt buildings to evolving operational needs without multi-layered ownership delays. Tenants benefit from facilities engineered for workflow efficiency, mechanical robustness, and long-term operational reliability.
For companies operating or expanding within Edmonton, Tor Properties offers strategically located industrial and commercial buildings close to major transportation routes, logistics nodes, and established industrial districts. Tenants gain stable management practices, professional maintenance standards, and long-term support from a developer committed to operational continuity. The result is a predictable, growth-oriented environment where businesses can scale and operate with confidence.