400 MAIN STREET Suite 2080 (PLACE 400)

Up to 10,891 square feet for sub-let with free parking. Space is nicely finished and move-in ready. Large open area, offices, meeting rooms, boardrooms, kitchen and more. Possession in as little as 30 days. Accessible from parking lot via 3 banks of elevators. Head-lease expires December 31st, 2025. Longer term lease may also be available if required. Free paved surface parking.

Sub-lease rates as is starting at $17.00/sq ft GROSS for fully furnished turn-key office space!

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340 King William Road, Saint John, NB

The warehouse located at the corner of King William and Water Tower Road in the Spruce Lake Industrial Park was leased up in a matter of days after hitting the market. Further evidence that there is a limited amount of warehouse space available in the greater Saint John area that offers the high ceilings and dock loading that warehouse occupiers are often looking for. The 10,480 square foot warehouse saw significant upgrades completed by the previous tenant including upgraded electrical, renovated office space and fully fenced yard. The property will continue to be used for warehousing and distribution. This sector is seeing significant growth in the region due in large part to the success of the Port of Saint John. The Port’s multimillion-dollar expansion was predicted to have a major boost on the region’s economy and we are starting to see this in the market. Experts estimate that the port expansion will increase the region’s GDP by an estimated $300 million to $1 billion and it’s not only Saint John that will benefit! According to Herb Emery, Vaughan Chair in Regional Economics at the University of New Brunswick One, the impact could be as much as six times greater outside of our region.

The property was co-listed for LEASE with Stephanie Turner & Brock Turner

Are you looking for warehouse space in Saint John? contact us today

Stephanie Turner (506) 333-3442
Brock Turner        (506) 608-8747

I developed alopecia areata in 2015. AA is an autoimmune disease which causes patchy baldness. It’s not clear what triggers the condition in some people but once it’s triggered, it’s virtually impossible to un-trigger. There’s no safe effective treatment.

When I first developed AA, I started wearing a wig to hide it. People affected by AA and other forms of alopecia can go through a rollercoaster of emotions such as denial, sadness, anger, acceptance and (at least for me) even gratitude. Gratitude that it only affects my hair and that I can still do all the things I enjoy like working, riding my bike, hiking a trail and climbing a mountain.

Even after I accepted my condition, in an effort to feel “normal”, I continued to wear a wig to work. I treated it like an accessory… like a pretty scarf, jewelry or make-up.  I had nice wigs and I think most people didn’t realize I was wearing a prosthetic but I still had mixed emotions. The choice to wear a wig is complicated by our society that puts a great emphasis on physical appearances. 

During a recent multi-day wilderness hike in Maine, I came to the realization that hiding my condition is just not important to me anymore! I feel comfortable with my shaved head and it’s the right decision for me now. 

September is Alopecia Awareness Month

It was listed for lease but we sold it instead!

We would like to announce that they brokered a sale of 799 Bayside Drive. The 34,560 warehouse which sits on 4.5 acres of land was listed with us for lease but a buyer came along and we were able to put a deal together for our client G.L. C Realty Ltd. The buyer had been searching in the market for warehouse space and this property checked their boxes. The building has 4 dock level doors and 1 grade level door. 799 Bayside Drive is located in the Grandview Industrial Park in close proximity to the Irving Oil refinery and various other industrial occupiers.

Stephanie Turner represented the G.L.C Realty (Seller) and Bertin Hache of CBRE Moncton brought the buyer.

SOLD: 7.16 acres of waterfront land in west Saint John on the St. John River at Deep Cove.

Decades ago the property was the site of a municipal incinerator and in recent years has been used by the owner for disposing of commercial fill. Evidence of the property’s past is still evident over the bank of the river where traces of glass and metal that didn’t get burned in the incinerator remain. The site is referred to in real estate terms as a “brownfield”. To be labeled a brownfield, the site must only be suspected of contamination. Investing in brownfield properties is seen as important because it contributes to protecting the environment by helping to clean potentially contaminated sites. 

The subject property at 303 Milford Road in Saint John NB recently sold for $250,000. Future plans for the property are unknown.

Stephanie Turner represented the seller P.A. Martin General Contracting and Peter Pappas of Re/Max represented the buyer.  

Do you own a brownfield property that you would like to sell? Contact us to see how we can help

I’m so pleased to have represented Canadian Plasma Resources in the leasing of space at East Point Shopping in Saint John, New Brunswick. They will make a great addition to the tenant mix!

Canadian Plasma Resources (CPR) is a pharmaceutical manufacturer licensed by Health Canada and certified by the European Union and the International Quality Plasma Program. CPR collects quality plasma from healthy donors. That plasma is used for further manufacturing into therapies to treat a variety of health conditions.

CPR will be located beside FYI Doctors. The facility is currently undergoing renovations to meet stringent medical standards.  It is scheduled to be open to the public on or before January 1st, 2022.

Canadian Plasma Resources will be the third medical-related tenant at East Point Shopping joining East Point Dental and FYI Doctors optometrists and dispensary. 

For more Information about Canadian Plasma Resources CLICK HERE

Stephanie Turner represented the Tenant in this transaction.

1112 Fairville Boulevard, Saint John, NB

We are pleased to announced that Shantel’s Wagging Tails has purchased 1112 Fairville Boulevard in Saint John, New Brunswick.  

Shantel’s Wagging Tails is owned and operated by Shantel Beck who carries the designation KPA CPT, CPDT-KA and is an active member of the Association of Professional Dog Trainers. Shantel’s Wagging Tails has been in operation since December of 2012. With the acquisition of this new property, Shantel will be relocating her business from the Maritime Opportunity Centre on Sand Cove Road. “I feel so fortunate to work in an industry that I love. Over the next couple of months, we will be renovating the property to accommodate our business. We hope to have our grand opening in September with the exact date to be announced later.”  

She currently offers dog daycare, overnight boarding as well as training classes. This 7,792 square foot facility on close to an acre of land will allow Shantel to take on more clients by increasing her capacity for boarding and daycare. She also plans to expand her services to include grooming.

Her timing could not be better! According to a recent CBC article “All those new pet photos you’ve been seeing on social media don’t lie. The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted booming demand for pets from Canadians feeling isolated after months of social distancing. And that’s meant big opportunities for a slew of Canadian companies that cater to that craving for companionship. READ THE CBC ARTICLE >>> Pandemic isolation sees booming demand for pets — and for businesses that cater to them

1112 Fairville Boulevard was formerly occupied by Prime Material Handling who have relocated their business to 40 Stinson Drive in the Spruce Lake Industrial Park. Prime is the largest locally owned material handling company in Atlantic Canada, serving NB, NS and PEI.

Stephanie Turner was the listing agent and also represented the buyer in the transaction.

We are pleased to announce that they have successfully brokered a lease deal between Creative Art Multimedia Inc. (CAM)  and Project Group Ltd for 4,183 square feet of office/commercial flex space at 604 Rothesay Avenue. Built in 1912 as a car manufacturing facility, this beautiful building known as “The Maritime Singer Building” has been painstakingly redeveloped as modern commercial space all while maintaining much of its original unique character. The space featured high ceilings, exposed brick and beams, large energy efficient windows and in-floor radiant heat. Even the original 2 ton overhead crane is still in place.  

According to Steve Belyea, owner of the building, “Very few people from Saint John know the history of the car that was made here”. The Maritime Singer Six car was a luxury vehicle assembled at this location in 1913 and 1914. It is believed that none of the cars survive today.  “The tenant Creative Art Multimedia Inc.(CAM) was an ideal fit for the property. It’s important to me that the history of the building be preserved and I thought CAM was such a good fit because, among other things, CAM is specialized in “TRANSPORTATION DESIGN ” and currently they are designing a prototype of new EV Ford F150 Raptor from this facility.

Winston Mendez (Founder & CEO) and Kamran Mohammed (Co-Founder & Managing Director) of CAM Institute of Design & Studio: “From the time we saw the building, we just fell in love with the space. We knew it would set the perfect tone for the launch of CAM, the first advanced design institute in Atlantic Canada that offers students a chance to work in the industry while completing their program. Additionally, the unique architecture of the building would set for the perfect backdrop for our latest design tools and technologies available for students.” According to their website, “CAM Institute of Design & Studio is a one-of-a-kind institute in Atlantic Canada to offer a combination of Communication and Industrial design programs. With over 25 years of collective experience, our team has curated a unique learning curriculum that prepares students to succeed in the continually evolving design industry. CAM offers programs like Transportation Design, VFX, Animation, Automation & Sculpting, Interior-Furniture & Retail Design, Graphic Design, Product Design and more.”

Check them out on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CAMInstituteofDesign or visit www.thecam.ca.

Stephanie Turner brokered the deal. 

We are pleased to announce that 661 Millidge Avenue in Saint John is under new ownership. The 1 story office building, located at the corner of Millidge Avenue and University Avenue has a 26,000 sq ft floorplate as well as a full basement. In addition to the 2.1 acre corner lot on which the building sits, the opportunity included a 2.3 acre surplus parcel across the street. Most of the surplus land is currently a paved parking lot which served as overflow parking for the office building. The property was listed for sale for $2,600,000. 

Stephanie Turner was the Listing Agent representing the seller Inmar Promotions Canada Inc., which relocated to another building in the Saint John area. Jonathon Rasenberg of Coldwell Banker represented the buyer in the transaction and is also part owner of the buying group.