Cooper Construction completes southwestern Ontario industrial park
by CM staff
Totaling 1.9 million square feet of Class A industrial and corporate office buildings on a 140 acre site adjacent to the Hanlon Expressway.
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TORONTO — Cooper Construction, an Ontario real estate development firm, has completed the construction, development and lease-up of Phase 2 of the Hanlon Creek Business Park (HCBP), transforming the industrial landscape in South Guelph.
Totaling 1.9 million square feet of Class A industrial and corporate office buildings on a 140 acre site adjacent to the Hanlon Expressway, this development features a range of industrial spaces, including: manufacturing facilities, warehousing, logistics, vertical farming and corporate offices all within a cohesive and environmentally conscious campus atmosphere featuring an environmental reserve in the heart of the business park.
HCBP Phase 2 offers connectivity to major highways, public transit, and a labour market, facilitating seamless logistics and distribution operations for businesses.
In addition, HCBP Phase 2 features green spaces, electric vehicle charging stations, solar energy initiatives, aquifer regeneration infrastructure, a large natural water feature and a recreational trail system all in support of achieving LEED, WELL, and Net Zero Carbon status. The park aligns with Cooper Construction’s corporate commitment to sustainability with minimal environmental impact.
