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DC Developments: November 28, 2023

Crane Worldwide Logistics Canada

Crane Worldwide Logistics Canada will be opening a new warehouse in Calgary. The facility is located in High Plains in Industrial Park in Rocky View County, which is situated to serve Calgary, Edmonton and Western Canada. The 3PL has leased 48,000 sq.ft of warehouse space at the location. With easy access to Highway 2 (QE2) and situated just ten minutes from YYC airport, the warehouse will serve Canadian domestic clients and international companies looking for 3PL services in the Calgary area.

Amazon Canada

Amazon Canada has opened a two million square foot fulfillment centre in Southwold Township, near St. Thomas, Ontario. YXU1 will handle items such as books, toys, and housewares using robotics. The company expects the centre to process up to 750,000 items a day. The centre employs more than 1,000 full-time workers. “We’re thrilled to have Amazon join our community. We are very much looking forward to the positive economic and social impact the opening of the Amazon Fulfillment Centre will bring to our area,” said Mayor Grant Jones, Township of Southwold.  “The revitalization of the site offers new opportunities for our local residents and region for years to come.”

Bronx Logistics Center

The Bronx Logistics Center project has received a formal Precertification Letter from the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) designating the project with a LEED v4 Platinum rating, the highest LEED certification available by the governing body. The designation makes Bronx Logistics Center the US East Coast’s first distribution warehouse with a LEED Platinum rating, with only nine other distribution buildings throughout the entire United States achieving the USGBC’s highest rating.

Bronx Logistics Center will contain its own Con Edison electrical substation housed within its walls, providing power for up to 100 percent of its structured parking stalls to accommodate electrical vehicle (EV) charging and future EV tractor-trailer charging. Additionally, the project will feature a 2.9-megawatt solar array on the building’s rooftop, making it one of New York City’s largest private sources of renewable energy.

The property will include bicycle storage rooms, smart metering for managing water usage, light fixtures intended to limit light pollution, and MERV-13 filters to improve indoor air quality, among other green power and carbon offsets.

The project includes 32-foot clear heights, two exclusive site entrances for 585,000 square feet of warehouse space, and nearly 17 acres of parking and truck court areas accommodating over 1,500 parking spots. At 1.3 million square feet, Bronx Logistics Center sits on 14.2 acres in the South Bronx, a site that was assembled through five separate parcels.

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