The Beedie Group is building what it says is Metro Vancouver's largest single-floor industrial building at its Queensborough site in New Westminster.

The 504,000-square-foot warehouse (the equivalent of about seven Canadian football fields) will be built on a 22-acre site to meet the warehousing needs of New Westminster-based Kruger Products, a major producer of tissue products.

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As property prices in Vancouver reach for the stratosphere, bedroom communities are rolling out the welcome mat for developers who want to build housing that's still relatively affordable.

Coquitlam is one of them.
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The Beedie Group is preparing for the construction of the largest single-level warehouse ever to be built in the Lower Mainland in one phase.

The 504,000-square-foot facility for tissue-maker Kruger Inc. is another sign that corporate confidence in the region has returned to pre-recession highs.
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Since its establishment in 1990, the SFU Softball team has been without a home field. Recently, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) granted Simon Fraser University membership as the first non-American school to compete in the NCAA. While a training field was available on campus, it was not of sufficient standard to host visiting NCAA teams from throughout the US.
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The Urban Development Institute's Pacific Region hosted its biennial Awards for Excellence in urban development recently. At a black tie gala event held in the Hyatt Regency Vancouver, the Institute recognized and celebrated the most outstanding of urban development projects from across BC.
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While for much of 2009 corporate Canada fretted over balance sheets and talked of retrenching, for the hungry entrepreneur, it was nothing but go, go, go. This year's overall winner of the Pacific Region's Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year program, 40- year-old Ryan Beedie, summed up the entrepreneurial spirit in refreshingly blunt language: "We're here, kicking ass."
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A recession is turning out to be a good time for industrial landlord the Beedie Group to be taking on the most construction work it ever has in a year. Construction activity has slowed and unemployment in the sector has crept up, but building costs have also levelled off and interest rates are falling. That means a better environment for Beedie to build.
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Company building more than one million square feet of industrial space throughout Metro Vancouver
Vancouver – Incorporated in 1954 by founder Keith Beedie, The Beedie Group – the largest private landlord of industrial space in British Columbia – will build more than one million square feet of industrial space in 2009 – more than ever before in the company's 55 year history. With a real estate portfolio comprised of more than six million square feet of primarily industrial buildings, The Beedie Group is poised to carry on its tradition of building high quality industrial projects.
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