Selkirk Crossing

Flexible sizes available, up to 8 acres Selkirk Crossing is a 387,000 square foot mixed-use centre prominently located in a strong and growing retail node, serving Selkirk and the South Central Manitoba region. Anchored by Walmart Supercentre and shadow anchored by Canadian Tire. The on-site Canalta Hotel provides 24/7 customers. Selkirk Crossing is home to many national retailers such as Staples, Reitmans, Dollarama and Boston Pizza. Selkirk has a strong local economy, low unemployment rate, and is one of the most dense and affluent cities in Manitoba outside of Winnipeg. The city has several regional draws and serves as South Central Manitoba’s industrial, commercial and agricultural hub. As a result, Selkirk’s trade area population is higher than that of comparable cities in the province. The City of Selkirk has announced its plan for the development of "The West End", 670 acres located in the city’s southwest, immediately south of Selkirk Crossing. More than 10,000 new residents (doubling Selkirk’s current population) are expected to live, work and play in the area. The West End will include more than 5,000 dwellling units and over 90 acres of new parks and open spaces, including a new regional park.Mixed-use centre prominently located in a strong and growing retail node, serving Selkirk and the South Central Manitoba region. Anchored by Walmart Supercentre and shadow anchored by Canadian Tire. The on-site Canalta Hotel provides 24/7 customers. Selkirk Crossing is home to many national retailers such as Staples, Reitmans, Dollarama and Boston Pizza. Situated at the corner of Highway 9 and Manitoba Avenue in Selkirk Manitoba with excellent exposure to major thoroughfare with dominant pylon signage. Great access via signalized intersection. Adjacent to Selkirk Meadows, a new multi-family residential development featuring 133 units on 4 levels. Selkirk has a strong local economy, low unemployment rate, and is the economic hub of Manitoba’s Interlake. The city has several regional draws and serves as South Central Manitoba’s industrial, commercial and agricultural centre. As a result, Selkirk’s trade area population is higher than that of comparable cities in the province. The City of Selkirk has announced its plan for the development of "The West End", 670 acres located in the city’s southwest, immediately south of Selkirk Crossing. More than 10,000 new residents (doubling Selkirk’s current population) are expected to live, work and play in the area. The West End will include more than 5,000 dwellling units and over 90 acres of new parks and open spaces, including a new regional park.