Bradford West Gwillimbury, Ontario · On Highway 400 and the new Highway 425
Land and buildings, ready when you are.
If you are looking for somewhere to build, lease, or grow, we can help you find it. Our team connects you to current listings, business-park maps, and the people who know each site first-hand.
See what is on the market right now.
The Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury supports businesses through the whole relocation process, from first property search to final move-in. The reports below list industrial, commercial, and institutional properties for sale or lease in the Town, as provided by the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board. You can also browse listings on the interactive map.
Properties for sale
A current snapshot of commercial and industrial properties listed for sale across the Town.
Properties for lease
A current snapshot of commercial and industrial properties listed for lease across the Town.
Interactive property map
Search available sites and buildings by location, size, and type on the regional listings map.
Roughly 1,100 acres of employment land are available in the short to medium term, with servicing and power phased to match new growth.
Room to build across the Town.
The Town offers a range of development opportunities across its business parks. Each map below shows parcels, road access, and servicing so you can match a site to your project. Download the one that fits your search.
Highway 400 Prestige Employment Lands
Large-format parcels with direct Highway 400 exposure — the Town's biggest block of employment land.
Artesian Industrial Park
An established park near downtown with rail-freight access and a mix of build-ready parcels.
Reagens Industrial Park
A consolidated, campus-ready park suited to a single larger user or a co-located group.
A growing main street.
To balance renewal with new residential and commercial growth, the Town ran a Downtown Community Improvement Plan that encouraged infill development and business improvements. The first plan was approved in 2011 and ran to 2021, and a follow-up plan approved in 2022 has since wrapped up.
The downtown map shows current property boundaries and the area covered by past improvement programs.
New investment continues across the Town, from the downtown core to the highway employment lands.
Get your information package.
Our team is here to answer your questions and point you to the right site. We also keep a library of guides, profiles, and reports you can download anytime.
Browse our publicationsLet's find your site.
Speak directly with the Office of Economic Development. We are happy to walk you through listings, business-park maps, and next steps for building in the Town of BWG.