Development Pipeline

Development Pipeline

The Company’s approach in development has mirrored its overall investment approach. This means engaging in developments in regions and business sectors where the greatest results can be achieved using the standards of a prudent investor including the quality of the projects and the expected return, either long-term cash flows from investment properties or one-time cash flow on completion. Where opportunities exist, the Company will act. For example, reductions in capitalization rates in prior years in the Province of Alberta created opportunities to acquire development properties and land assemblies which the Company is well-positioned to realize on presently and into future years. In Montreal, Quebec, and Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, attractive and overlooked opportunities existed to redevelop landmark and major anchor properties requiring required modernization and expansion. Such projects require vision for future market demands and identification of potential re-development opportunities. Most typically with development projects, the Company will partner with development and construction entities during the development phase.

  • label.commericialProject development

    Most of the company’s current development pipeline is in Canada. In certain geographic areas, the Province of Alberta, being a prime-example, reductions in capitalization rates in prior years created opportunities to acquire development properties and land assemblies which the Company is well-positioned to realize on presently and into future years.
  • label.commericialLand Development

    Homburg Invest Inc believes strongly in the future of Calgary, as economical capital of Alberta. This trust is based on four points. First Alberta’s oil sands underlie 140,800 square kilometres – or an area larger than the state of Florida. Second there are 175 billion barrels of proven oil reserve in the oil sands; that is second to Saudi Arabia’s 260 billion barrels. Third, in Calgary there is no provincial sales tax, no capital tax and reasonable property tax on land and buildings. The fourth and last pillar is Calgary’s population. That is projected to double between today and 2025/2030!