10293 – 276 Street, Units 116–128
Crane-Served Industrial Bays
Two crane-served shop buildings plus a standalone modular site office — four cranes included, available immediately.
Property Highlights
- Four cranes included: two 5-ton overhead cranes, one 3-ton overhead crane and a 1-ton jib crane — installed and conveying with the sale
- Clean, well-finished shops: sealed and coated concrete floors, LED high-bay lighting, insulated and lined walls throughout
- Grade-level loading through large overhead doors to every bay, with fenced and graveled yard and drive-around site access
- Mezzanine and service rooms provide storage, utility and support space within the shop envelope
- Standalone modular site office included
- Ideal for welding and fabrication, machining and rotating equipment, energy and oilfield service, manufacturing and heavy trades
Property Details
| Address | 10293 – 276 Street, Acheson, AB T7X 6A5 |
| Units | 116, 120, 124 & 128 |
| Buildings | 3 (2 shop + office) |
| Shop Area | 6,632 SF |
| Bay Size | 4 × 1,658 SF |
| Loading | Grade-level, all bays |
| Flooring | Coated concrete |
| Condo Plan | 9926574, Units 5–8 |
| Municipality | Parkland County |
Location & Market
The Acheson Industrial Area sits 3.2 km west of Edmonton city limits with 10,000 acres of industrial land and 200+ businesses. Highways 16, 16A, 60 and 628 connect to the CANAMEX trade corridor, CN main line rail serves the area with connections to the Port of Prince Rupert, and Edmonton International Airport is 30 km away. The regional labour pool is approximately 1.5 million.
Interested in this property?
Contact Greg Condon for a tour, financials, or to make an offer.
Alberta’s tightest industrial submarket
Acheson and Parkland County run roughly half the vacancy of metro Edmonton, and average net rent in the submarket has risen in each of the last three reported quarters — $15.78, then $16.02, now $16.30/SF. Against 14.9 million SF of inventory there was 120,000 SF under construction at the last count. The space is not getting easier to find, and it is not getting cheaper to rent.
vs 5.6% metro
per SF
in the submarket
inventory
Source: Cushman & Wakefield Edmonton Industrial MarketBeat, Q1–Q2 2026. Under-construction figure is Q1 2026.
Own or lease?
We’re not going to tell you ownership is cheaper than renting. At this price it usually isn’t in year one, and you’d find that out yourself. What ownership actually buys is the crane capacity, a payment that stops moving while Acheson rents climb, and principal instead of a rent cheque. Put your own rate and rent in and see where it lands.
OWNING
RENTING
Illustrative only — not financial advice. Operating cost default is the net-to-gross spread implied by Cushman & Wakefield’s Q2 2026 Acheson figures ($21.25 gross less $16.30 net). Rent default is the same report’s Acheson average gross rent. Confirm your actual rate, terms, taxes and operating costs with your lender and accountant.
Brochure, bay layout and crane details
Greg Condon
I’m at the building regularly and can open it up on short notice — the floors and the crane runways photograph well, but they read better standing under them.
Information contained herein has been obtained from sources believed to be reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified by the purchaser. Areas are approximate. Crane capacities, condition and certification to be confirmed by the purchaser. Price and availability subject to change without notice. This is not an offer to sell. Market statistics: Cushman & Wakefield Edmonton Industrial MarketBeat Q1–Q2 2026. Rimrock Sales & Leasing Ltd.