Car Washes
Automatic and self-serve wash facilities, typically on standalone sites with their own access and forecourt.
The commercial division was built out as the company grew beyond its original residential holding, and now spans eight distinct asset types. It ranges from small service retail on single pads through to multi-bay industrial buildings.
Commercial tenants deal with the owner rather than a leasing agent or a management company. Terms are negotiated directly, decisions do not need to travel up a chain, and the person answering a question about the building is the person responsible for it.
The mix is deliberately broad. Service retail, fuel and convenience, and quick-service restaurant sites behave differently through an economic cycle than warehousing and light industrial, and holding both sides has kept occupancy steady.
Automatic and self-serve wash facilities, typically on standalone sites with their own access and forecourt.
Fuel forecourts with attached convenience retail, leased to operators on long terms with strong daily traffic.
Multi-unit strip retail serving surrounding residential communities, with a mix of national and independent tenants.
Freestanding pad sites built for food service, several with drive-through configurations.
Distribution and storage space with dock loading, clear height and yard access for larger operators.
Units suited to manufacturing, assembly, trades and service businesses, with grade loading and power.
Combined warehouse and office bays, the most flexible format in the division and popular with growing businesses.
Office premises within mixed commercial buildings and above ground-floor retail, from single suites upward.
Spreading tenancies across operator types is what keeps the division stable when any one sector slows.
Established brands on longer lease terms, typically in fuel and convenience, quick-service restaurant and plaza anchor positions.
Owner-operated retail and service businesses, many of which have renewed with the company several times.
Contractors, service companies and small manufacturers occupying flex bays, industrial units and warehouse space.
Commercial leasing at Olive Tree Management runs through the company itself. There is no leasing brokerage in between, so terms are discussed with the party that can actually agree them.
Send through the type of space, approximate size, the area you need to be in and your timing. Our leasing team will come back with what fits.
What commercial tenants are agreeing to pay, and the line items that are commonly misunderstood.
Single-family rentals, duplexes and infills, townhomes and multi-family buildings across Calgary and Alberta.
Olive Tree Management leases directly to commercial operators across eight asset types. Submit an enquiry and our leasing team will follow up with suitable options.