Blackfalds, Alberta Canada
$1,350,000
This 5.26 acre tract of land had all the heavy lifting done including all approvals in place to immediately start servicing the 32 lot…
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$14,365,600
954 acres, 6 beautifully maintained quarter sections just 5 kilometres north of Calgary’s city limits. This land is primarily flat, currently cultivated. It has…
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$1,650,000
320 acres of revenue producing farmland available in Vulcan County. Just 12 minutes east of Carmangay or Highway 23. A full half section with…
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$16,500,000
Incredible opportunity to own 695 acres of stunning land nestled near the shores of Lake McGregor, a hidden gem in Southern Alberta. This expansive…
, Alberta Canada
$6,900,000
New Developments and Improvements on this project are underway! Aurora Heights SE-34 consists of 40.80 +/- acres of residential development lands sitting on…
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