1105 Trans-Canada Highway North

Investment Overview

Avison Young is pleased to present a rare opportunity to acquire a premier 3.26-acre highway corridor commercial development site prominently positioned along the Trans-Canada Highway in Golden, British Columbia.

The property benefits from exceptional highway frontage and visibility, coupled with flexible C4 zoning that permits a wide range of commercial uses. Formerly home to the Selkirk Inn, the site is uniquely advantaged by existing on-site and off-site servicing infrastructure, substantially reducing development lead time and capital costs. Its generous site area, level topography, and excellent ingress and egress further enhance its suitability for a broad array of development concepts.

Golden continues to experience steady growth driven by tourism, recreation, and regional employment, while the availability of commercially zoned development land remains extremely limited. With minimal new commercial supply entering the market, this offering represents one of the few remaining large-format development parcels of scale and prominence currently available.

This is a compelling opportunity for an investor, developer, or owner-user to deliver a flagship, highway-oriented commercial project in a prime location serving both local demand and significant destination traffic, capitalizing on strong exposure, constrained supply, and long-term growth fundamentals.

Investment Highlights

• Direct frontage and visibility along Trans-Canada Highway
• Zoned C4 highway corridor commercial allowing for a variety of uses including retail, mixed-commercial, hotel/motel, gar bar, service commercial and more!
• Lack of existing new commercial inventory creates opportunity for first-mover advantage
• Top employers: Kicking Horse Mountain Resort, tourism sector businesses, Canadian Pacific Railway and forest products/logging industry
• Golden’s population has been steadily increasing, indicating rising housing and service demand — a foundational driver for commercial activity
• Local development trends show residential development outpacing commercial and industrial construction, which could create gaps in commercial requirements