New Investments
Winnipeg is on a roll with several new industrial, residential, business and tourism developments recently opened or underway. These significant investments are designed to enhance the economic opportunities and quality of life in the city.
300 Main
The tallest residential apartment tower in Manitoba is transforming the heart of Winnipeg’s downtown business district, featuring a mix of residential, retail and entertainment options in an environmentally conscious property.
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Wawanesa HQ
Wawanesa will be the sole office tenant in a new state-of-the-art, purpose-built office building in downtown directly across from the plaza at True North Square. The signature building will feature 19 floors and 300,000 sq. ft. of state-of-the-art offices that will bring approximately 1,100 of Wawanesa’s Winnipeg-based employees together under one roof.
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The Leaf
Located in Assiniboine Park, The Leaf is a $130-million world-class attraction housing four unique indoor plant biomes. It is complemented by Gardens at The Leaf, offering distinct landscapes and experiences outdoors, along with an on-site restaurant, coffee shop, gift store and event hall inside The Leaf.
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The Bay
The Southern Chiefs’ Organization (SCO) is the new owner of the Hudson’s Bay Building downtown, now calling it Wehwehneh Bahgahkinahgohn. Plans to revitalize the building include the creation of more than 300 affordable housing units for families and post-secondary students, assisted living units for First Nations Elders, a museum and gallery celebrating First Nations culture, two restaurants, a health and healing centre, rooftop garden and governance house.
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Naawi-Oodena
In partnership with Treaty One Nations, this landmark project will showcase the best in Indigenous business, design, arts and culture in the former Kapyong Barracks site. It represents the largest multi-use project in modern Winnipeg history and the single largest, strategically located urban Indigenous economic zone in Canada. At full completion, the redevelopment of Naawi-Oodena could accommodate between 2,300 and 3,000 homes, and 915,000 to 1.2 million sq. ft. of commercial space.
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CentrePort Canada Rail Park
This 665-acre rail-serviced development combines industrial space with logistics infrastructure to make it a prime location for companies serving regional and global clients. The rail park will be in North America’s largest inland port and Foreign Trade Zone, offering prime access to rail and highways. It is also a short distance from Winnipeg’s international airport.
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Polo Park
Shopping centre operator Cadillac Fairview is partnering with Shindico Realty to transform the CF Polo Park property and surrounding lands to create an engaging community hub in Winnipeg. Community plans include a mix of residential, amenity and retail uses, a range of new parks, open spaces, a combination of private and public streets, as well as pedestrian and cycling connections.
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Market Lands
The plans for this new development in Winnipeg’s Exchange District aim to anchor and advance Manitoba’s creative industries by providing affordable and sustainable space for professional creators to collaborate, innovate, exhibit and sell creative products at a welcoming, accessible, and inclusive public destination.
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Buffalo Crossing (FortWhyte Alive)
This is a brand-new multi-purpose building and 10-acre site development set to open at FortWhyte Alive. The 18,000 sq. ft., two-storey building will include visitor reception, a coffee shop and retail space, along with space for expanded youth programming
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Railside at The Forks
Railside represents the first-ever opportunity for residential development at The Forks, widely recognized as one of the best public spaces in Canada. As it takes shape over the next 15-20 years, this significant mixed-use project will offer a range of opportunities for development, business, employment and living.
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