HOPA Expands Industrial Inventory At Thorold Port Lands

HOPA Expands Industrial Inventory At Thorold Port Lands

The Hamilton-Oshawa Port Authority (HOPA) and Bioveld Canada hope to capitalize on the region’s tight industrial real estate leasing market by adding up to 500,000 square feet at the sprawling Thorold Multimodal Hub, Bioveld Complex.

“We have ways of transloading, we have warehouse storage, we have ship repair and maintenance, and on the original site we have a lot of bulk handling,” said Ian Hamilton, CEO of the Hamilton-Oshawa Port Authority.

The Thorold Multimodal Hub, Bioveld Complex, sits alongside the Welland Canal and is zoned for heavy industrial uses. It currently accommodates units ranging from 5,000 to 100,000 square feet, includes over 100 acres of exterior space and has an on-site water filtration plant.

The former automotive plant sits on 170 acres and offers multimodal services, plus greenfield lands for redevelopment and new construction. Its facilities have access to CN’s rail network via a local railway operator.

HOPA partnered with Bioveld Canada subsidiary BMI Group in its latest acquisition.

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