The Ottawa Train Yards is a 1.7 million square foot redevelopment of lands once occupied by the CPR and the CNR. Within this total development will be constructed 9 Class "A" office buildings varying in size from 78,500 to 178,500 square feet. Floor plates of 18,000, 26,000 and 36,000 square feet are available.

The Ottawa Train Yards is a 92 acre site located at the junction of the Queensway (Highway 417) and the Vanier Parkway. This site enjoys exceptional access from all parts of the city and is also serviced by two stops on the rapid transit system. Access to Ottawa International Airport is via Riverside Drive and the Airport Parkway.

August 2002

These lands have exceptional locational attributes and are roughly in the geographic centre of the City. This site is within 5 kilometres of 310,000 residents of which 219,000 live within a 15 minute drive. This is a well educated population with a high incidence of bilingual skills.

There are a number a very significant landmarks within a short distance of the site. The most immediate is the Canada Post Central Sorting Plant, the Ottawa Railway Station, the AT&T fibre optics facility, Jetform Park, the RCMP Headquarters and a large new hotel. The University of Ottawa, Carleton University, La Cite Collegiale and the University of Ottawa Medical Centre are all nearby.

Adjoining the office developments will be a 520,000 square foot retail power centre and restaurant complex.

The site is serviced with all standard urban services.