Become an Atlantic Canada Certified Site to get your site seen internationally, boosting its chances of getting sold.

Now expanded to serve you better and with more sites eligible, there’s never been a better time get your Atlantic Canada Certified Site Designation.

Are you located in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island or Newfoundland and Labrador?  If you own private land, a commercial site, a downtown site, or an industrial or municipal park property that’s ready for development, getting your Atlantic Canada Certified Site Designation gives you real advantages.

For one, it becomes more attractive to investors and site selectors who then have the key data and property information they need to speed up site selection decisions, reducing both their risk and time to market. To become certified, your commercial or industrial property will undergo a review, and once it becomes a certified site, you can rest assured it will receive international exposure and be matched to the needs of investors. When a site gets certified it:

1. Assures investors and site selectors looking for a commercial or industrial property in an optimal location that all the key documents, reviews, and assessments most commonly required are in place, so you’re ready to sell which means lower risk, faster turnaround times, and quicker approvals.
2. Provides key data and property information about a property’s availability, utilities, transportation access, and environmental records, helping investors and site selectors make faster site selections based on their specific needs.
3. Is marketed with an advertising program in national and international markets, providing visibility to global investors and decision-makers, increasing your chances to sell your property.
4. Ensures the property is suitable and ready for development since sites only receive their Atlantic Canada Certified Site Designation after meeting the minimum criteria and after the site has been reviewed and inspected by an independent third party with extensive knowledge of commercial site attraction.

This pan-Atlantic initiative brings together the provinces of New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island to provide exposure and attract investment to the Atlantic region through the promotion of pre-qualified development commercial and industrial properties.