Thursday, 27 March 2014

Magyar & Hammond are Woodstock's double play tandem

The 401-403 corridor can be your business development destination
Come To The Crossroads latest newsletter circulated

By Mark Schadenberg
No matter what any Major League Baseball club can assign to its infield, the best double play combination is Len Magyar and Brad Hammond.
Where and Why?
This duo can scoop up anything that is ground(er) in an industrial area of Woodstock, Ontario and promote both its location and possibilities to attract industry and employment to this southwestern Ontario region.
The most recent newsletter from the City’s development commissioner office notes quickly and succinctly the amount of land available locally for commercial / industrial purposes. The best news is that a good portion of the best land, and most certainly the best overall possible destination (401-403 intersection), is owned by the City, which assists in controlling prices for land buyers considering Woodstock.
Newsletter intro:

“Woodstock continues to prove its reputation as one of the most investment friendly locations in Ontario. Many businesses are choosing Woodstock because of its winning combination of reasonable real estate prices, No Industrial Development Charges, and great access to both labour and markets. Over 400 acres of vacant industrial land is available for lots of all sizes both in municipal and private ownership. More than 300 acres are fully serviced and shovel-ready for development with many options to choose from. A wide range of buildings from 3,000 to 150,000 sq. ft. are also available in move-in condition.”

In promoting a community it is not a balanced playing field, nor should it be, as based solely on our locale at the 401-403 connection or ‘crossroads’, Woodstock is the grand slam.
The fact there is no development charges from the City of Woodstock is an important factor for multi-national firms looking for a place to call home base (More puns).
Woodstock also hits a home run based on limiting the overall cost of a building permit – based partially on cost recovery from the engineering and building inspection departments. Don’t ask me the final total or its possible plateau sum ($25,000 ?), contact the shortstops. Yes, both Mr Magyar (519 539-2382, x2112; lmagyar@city.woodstock.on.ca) and Mr Hammond (x2113; bhammond@city.woodstock.on.ca) are vertically challenged and since neither play ‘second’ fiddle to anyone, I will refer to them as middle infielders or the go-between from your company to City Council and Mayor Pat Sobeski’s (hot) corner office at 500 Dundas St in Downtown. Hammond and Magyar (top picture) are the ground-ruling double, but there’s no bad bounces here.
401-403
While I mentioned the crossroads of the two significant transportation arteries, it must be added when you look at the PDF newsletter that Lot 1 might just be the best industrial location anywhere in Ontario right now, in my humble honest opinion. The cost for the completely serviced property in the highly-sought-after Commerce Way park is $100,000 per acre, but the premium (above usual acreage charge of $70,000) is the obvious exposure to both the 401 and 403 highways, plus that it’s a parcel of 43.5 acres, so it could also be the home of quite a significantly-sized business venture.
When it’s time for you to discover Woodstock for industry, give me a call, as I would love to personally introduce you to the Hammond-Magyar double play combo.
DBG
By the way, I just noticed that the DBG building at Springbank and Juliana has a SOLD sticker on its sign, so therefore yet another company has selected to either expand in Woodstock or re-locate here. 
Home Sweet Home
If you have decided Woodstock is the best place to buy a home, call me first as I have 15 years of full-time real estate experience in Oxford County. 
By the way, Len Magyar would call himself a soccer player first – not baseball.

Link to City Of Woodstock newsletter PDF:
http://www.cometothecrossroads.com/images/PDFs/newsletters/2014/2014_RealEstateNewsletter_Email.pdf



Mark Schadenberg, Sales Representative
Senior Real Estate Specialist (SRES designation)
Royal LePage Triland Realty
757 Dundas St, Woodstock
www.wesellwoodstock.com
(519) 537-1553, cell or text

Email: mschadenberg@rogers.com

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