6893 Hastings Street is a freestanding industrial building situated on a high-exposure corner site in Burnaby’s Lochdale community. Positioned along the busy Hastings Street corridor (with approximately 30,000 vehicles passing by daily), the property offers excellent visibility and convenient access. The building comprises approximately ± 3,512 SF of mixed warehouse and office space, set on a ± 7,146 SF lot. Key features include two grade-level loading bays for efficient shipping/receiving and a recently upgraded roof. On-site parking is available with six dedicated stalls, providing ample parking for staff and visitors. Zoned M-1 (Industrial), the property is well-suited for a range of uses such as manufacturing, distribution, or storage. This offering presents an ideal owner-occupier opportunity to acquire a centrally located, high-visibility industrial facility in a growing community.

Owner/User Opportunity Industrial Property

• Owner occupier opportunity
• Loading includes 2 × grade-level loading bays
• High-exposure corner site
• Central location with easy access to transit
• Future Redevelopment Potential
• Prominent Signage Exposure on Hastings Street

LOT 8, PLAN NWP1949, DISTRICT LOT 206, GROUP 1, NEW WESTMINSTER LAND DISTRICT, EXCEPT PLAN 21763, 6775-0369

The property is located in the Lochdale area of North Burnaby, a well-established community along Hastings Street. It occupies a prominent corner, surrounded by a mix of residential neighborhoods and local businesses. Daily needs and amenities are within easy reach – Shoppers Drug Mart, cafés, restaurants like Tim Hortons and McDonald’s, and other retailers are just steps away, providing convenience for employees and customers alike. The area also benefits from nearby parks and schools (e.g. Westridge Elementary and Lou Moro Park), contributing to the neighborhood’s appeal.

Connectivity to and from the site is excellent. Public transit is readily accessible on Hastings Street, with frequent bus service that connects to SkyTrain stations, Simon Fraser University (SFU), and Downtown Vancouver. Major thoroughfares are close by: Kensington Avenue (only a few blocks east) provides a quick route to the TransCanada Highway (Highway 1) and other parts of Metro Vancouver. Key destinations are only minutes away by car – approximately 2 minutes to Kensington Square Shopping Centre (for groceries, banking, and dining), 4 minutes to SFU (Burnaby Mountain campus), and about 27 minutes to Downtown Vancouver. This central location combines high traffic exposure with the convenience of urban village amenities and transportation options.