Region: Cariboo
Regional District: Fraser-Fort George
Prince George is situated in the heart of the province, 800 km north of Vancouver, British Columbia and 740 km west of Edmonton, Alberta. Resting at the junction of major provincial Highways 16 and 97, Prince George is also located at the confluence of the Fraser and Nechako Rivers. Established on the traditional territory of the Lheidli T’enneh, Prince George is surrounded by vast nat... Read More
Prince George is situated in the heart of the province, 800 km north of Vancouver, British Columbia and 740 km west of Edmonton, Alberta. Resting at the junction of major provincial Highways 16 and 97, Prince George is also located at the confluence of the Fraser and Nechako Rivers. Established on the traditional territory of the Lheidli T’enneh, Prince George is surrounded by vast natural beauty, yet offers full urban amenities and superior connectivity to global destinations. The Prince George economy is well-diversified across all sectors. Over recent decades, Prince George has developed from a mainly forest-based economy to a city that has a strong natural resource base but also supplies goods and services for a broad range of sector activities throughout Northern BC, within Canada and internationally. Prince George’s five largest employment sectors are: healthcare & social assistance, wholesale & retail trade, manufacturing, construction, and educational services. The traditional forestry and forest products manufacturing sectors have evolved to include new markets, innovations and opportunities such as bioenergy and hydrogen production. Prince George businesses have capitalized on the mining sector in the region and ther are currently 300 suppliers to the sector located in the city, benefiting from over $252 million in sales per year. The construction of the LNG Canada facility in the region, which is the largest investment in Canadian history, as well as the Coastal Gaslink pipeline, which passes north of Prince George has created opportunities for local firms engaged in professional services, manufacturing and fabrication, construction and transportation. The Prince George area includes the municipality of Prince George, the rural Electoral Areas A, C, D and F of the Fraser-Fort George Regional District, and the Fort George Indian Reserve. It is equivalent to Statistics Canada's Prince George Census Agglomeration.
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1157 3rd ave, Prince George, BC Single floor commercial building located downtown near the courthouse with excellent C1 zoning that allows for many uses. The building is divided into 2 spaces and has separate Natural Gas and Hydro Meters plus alley access with some parking behind the building. One side has a Barber shop tenant and... continue
1441 7 Avenue, Prince George, BC, V2L 3P3 Hands off and well maintained income producing investment. Fully leased office building a single tenant, the Provincial Government of British Columbia, on a 5 year lease, recently renewed with one option to renew for 5 additional years. Centrally located on the main thoroughfare of downtown Prince G... continue
193 Quebec Street, Prince George, BC If you are looking for an office building that needs no maintenance in the near future this is it! Roof, electrical, heating, AC, interior and exterior have all been upgraded over the years making this an exceptional office building. Currently the owner occupies just over half of the building and ma... continue
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