CORRAL CENTREBRANDON, mANiTOBA

Western Manitoba’s Retail DestinationAnchored by Walmart, Home Depot and Safeway, Corral Centre attracts national/ regional retailers and strong local merchants such as Future Shop, Winners, Michaels, Safeway, MLCC Liquor Store, Mark’s Work Wearhouse, Dollarama, Ardene, Subway, Starbucks, Montana’s and Ashley Furniture.

Manitoba’s second largest city, Brandon, is the regional service centre for Western Manitoba. With over 433,000 sq. ft. on 40 acres, Corral Centre serves a trade area population of over 209,000 people.

Brandon University is just down the street, with a population of 3,600 students and staff.

Brandon is situated east of the Bakken Oil Field. Larger than Saudi Arabia’s largest oil field, the Bakken Oil Field is estimated to contain 4.3 billion barrels of technically recoverable oil (http://bakkenoilfield.net).

Highly visible from all directions, Corral Centre is situated at the major intersection of 18th Street and Kirkcaldy Drive, south of Trans Canada Highway #1. 18th Street is the dominant commercial artery in Brandon. There are new housing developments adjacent to the site, with plans for further residential development.

CORRAL CENTREBRANDON, mANiTOBA

CORRAL CENTREBRANDON, mANiTOBA

CORRAL CENTREBRANDON, mANiTOBA

Brandon, Manitoba• City Population – 53,229.

• As the regional service centre for Western Manitoba, Brandon’s trading area encompasses over 209,000 people.

• The second-largest city in Manitoba, Brandon’s economy is anchored on the Maple Leaf Foods plant that employs 2,200 and has attracted workers from around the world.

• In 2010, housing sales hit an all-time high of $230 million, yet the apartment rental vacancy rate is 1 per cent, tied as the lowest in Western Canada.

• One of the sunniest cities in Canada with 17 km of river corridor and over 40 km of walking trails.

• Construction is booming with a new CancerCare Manitoba facility, the second-largest YMCA in Canada and a new $13 million police station.

• Brandon’s postsecondary institutions offer one of a kind, in Canada, training opportunities…Department of Applied Disaster and Emergency Studies and Emergency Response training programs.

• Brandon Regional Health Centre offers a wide range of specialized services.

• Research Centres in Agriculture, Geology and Ophthalmology

CORRAL CENTREBRANDON, mANiTOBA

CORRAL CENTREBRANDON, mANiTOBA

Why you need to be at Corral Centre...• A destination shopping centre in Brandon, Manitoba, anchored by Walmart and Home Depot.

• Corral Centre attracts regional/national retailers and strong local merchants such as Future Shop, Winners, Michaels, Safeway, MLCC Liquor Store, Mark’s Work Wearhouse, Dollarama, Ardene, Subway, Starbucks, Montana’s and Ashley Furniture.

• Highly visible from all directions at a major intersection.

• As the regional service centre for Western Manitoba, Brandon’s trading area encompasses over 209,000 people.

• Brandon ranked 6th in MoneySense’s Best Places to Live article (2012) and 7th in the Western Investor’s Top 10 Towns for Western Canadian real estate investors (2011).

• Brandon is rated as the best municipality for small business in western Canada.

• Brandon’s economy is expanding with an eye to the future, home to 2000+ businesses.

• New housing developments adjacent to the site, with plans for further residential.

• The median household income is 25% higher than the provincial average.

Reference: Environics Analytics Group ©2010 ESRI, Statistics Canada 2006/2011 CensusDetailed demographics reports are available on request

CORRAL CENTREBRANDON, mANiTOBA

CORRAL CENTREBRANDON, mANiTOBA

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