built for business with infrastructure in place and room to expand
Selkirk’s Industrial Zones provide sufficient land for various types of industrial development. The lands connect to major transportation networks and support light manufacturing, heavy industry, and retail-related development. The City zones industrial lands into three categories: MP (Business Park), M1 (Light Industrial), and M2 (Heavy Industrial). The map below identifies municipally owned industrial lands and provides servicing information.
We encourage interested parties to connect with us to explore suitable options.
selkirk business park
Selkirk Business Park offers industrial land at the intersection of Highway 9A and Easton Drive. The site offers direct connections to CentrePort Canada, Winnipeg Richardson International Airport, St. Andrews Airport, and the Canadian Pacific Railway line. This provides an array of access options to the broader North American market.
Selkirk’s 275-acre business park sits next to established industrial uses, with over 30 businesses in manufacturing, wholesale, and related sectors.
business park (MP)
Selkirk Business Park offers city-owned lots zoned MP (Business Park) for immediate purchase. These lots are fully serviced with electricity, natural gas, water, wastewater, and telecommunications/high-speed fibre optic.
Intended uses include light manufacturing, processing, servicing, warehousing, wholesaling, distribution operations and commercial uses. Commercial uses may include office, retail, accommodations and personal services in a planned setting.
Business Park Standards guide development across the area. These standards promote long-term value and community benefit through functionality, sustainability, and consistent visual quality. Landscaping requirements buffer sites from adjoining land uses. In addition, site development and building design aethetics ensure compatibility among Business Park and adjoining land uses.
light industrial (M1)
The City also owns land zoned M1 (Light Industrial) within the Business Park. Intended uses include light manufacturing, warehousing, and other low-impact industrial uses. Selkirk’s M1 lands offer a strategic location with access to major transportation routes and a well-planned industrial environment.
heavy industrial (M2)
The municipal land bank includes 147.7 acres of M2 (Heavy Industrial) land within the Business Park available for development. These sites support a wide range of industrial uses such as manufacturing, processing, contracting, trucking, offices, and retailing.
The land currently has no servicing, but benefits from nearby infrastructure that allows for straightforward servicing as needed. Lot configurations remain flexible and adapt to variety of development requirements.
additional opportunities
Additional opportunities may exist for development, lease, or purchase on adjacent privately held properties. See MLS listings for current opportunities.
Selkirk’s Industrial Zones provide sufficient land for various types of industrial development. The lands connect to major transportation networks and support light manufacturing, heavy industry, and retail-related development. The City zones industrial lands into three categories: MP (Business Park), M1 (Light Industrial), and M2 (Heavy Industrial). The map below identifies municipally owned industrial lands and provides servicing information.
We encourage interested parties to connect with us to explore suitable options.
selkirk business park
Selkirk Business Park offers industrial land at the intersection of Highway 9A and Easton Drive. The site offers direct connections to CentrePort Canada, Winnipeg Richardson International Airport, St. Andrews Airport, and the Canadian Pacific Railway line. This provides an array of access options to the broader North American market.
Selkirk’s 275-acre business park sits next to established industrial uses, with over 30 businesses in manufacturing, wholesale, and related sectors.
business park (MP)
Selkirk Business Park offers city-owned lots zoned MP (Business Park) for immediate purchase. These lots are fully serviced with electricity, natural gas, water, wastewater, and telecommunications/high-speed fibre optic.
Intended uses include light manufacturing, processing, servicing, warehousing, wholesaling, distribution operations and commercial uses. Commercial uses may include office, retail, accommodations and personal services in a planned setting.
Business Park Standards guide development across the area. These standards promote long-term value and community benefit through functionality, sustainability, and consistent visual quality. Landscaping requirements buffer sites from adjoining land uses. In addition, site development and building design aethetics ensure compatibility among Business Park and adjoining land uses.
light industrial (M1)
The City also owns land zoned M1 (Light Industrial) within the Business Park. Intended uses include light manufacturing, warehousing, and other low-impact industrial uses. Selkirk’s M1 lands offer a strategic location with access to major transportation routes and a well-planned industrial environment.
heavy industrial (M2)
The municipal land bank includes 147.7 acres of M2 (Heavy Industrial) land within the Business Park available for development. These sites support a wide range of industrial uses such as manufacturing, processing, contracting, trucking, offices, and retailing.
The land currently has no servicing, but benefits from nearby infrastructure that allows for straightforward servicing as needed. Lot configurations remain flexible and adapt to variety of development requirements.
additional opportunities
Selkirk’s Industrial Zones provide sufficient land for various types of industrial development. The lands connect to major transportation networks and support light manufacturing, heavy industry, and retail-related development. The City zones industrial lands into three categories: MP (Business Park), M1 (Light Industrial), and M2 (Heavy Industrial). The map below identifies municipally owned industrial lands and provides servicing information.
We encourage interested parties to connect with us to explore suitable options.
selkirk business park
Selkirk Business Park offers industrial land at the intersection of Highway 9A and Easton Drive. The site offers direct connections to CentrePort Canada, Winnipeg Richardson International Airport, St. Andrews Airport, and the Canadian Pacific Railway line. This provides an array of access options to the broader North American market.
Selkirk’s 275-acre business park sits next to established industrial uses, with over 30 businesses in manufacturing, wholesale, and related sectors.
business park (MP)
Selkirk Business Park offers city-owned lots zoned MP (Business Park) for immediate purchase. These lots are fully serviced with electricity, natural gas, water, wastewater, and telecommunications/high-speed fibre optic.
Intended uses include light manufacturing, processing, servicing, warehousing, wholesaling, distribution operations and commercial uses. Commercial uses may include office, retail, accommodations and personal services in a planned setting.
Business Park Standards guide development across the area. These standards promote long-term value and community benefit through functionality, sustainability, and consistent visual quality. Landscaping requirements buffer sites from adjoining land uses. In addition, site development and building design aethetics ensure compatibility among Business Park and adjoining land uses.
light industrial (M1)
The City also owns land zoned M1 (Light Industrial) within the Business Park. Intended uses include light manufacturing, warehousing, and other low-impact industrial uses. Selkirk’s M1 lands offer a strategic location with access to major transportation routes and a well-planned industrial environment.
heavy industrial (M2)
The municipal land bank includes 147.7 acres of M2 (Heavy Industrial) land within the Business Park available for development. These sites support a wide range of industrial uses such as manufacturing, processing, contracting, trucking, offices, and retailing.
The land currently has no servicing, but benefits from nearby infrastructure that allows for straightforward servicing as needed. Lot configurations remain flexible and adapt to variety of development requirements.
additional opportunities
Additional opportunities may exist for development, lease, or purchase on adjacent privately held properties. See MLS listings for current opportunities.