Government of New Brunswick

Westmorland County - Surplus Property

Are you an individual, business, organizationThe surplus list is where you will find properties that have been previously advertised for public tender, with no acceptable bid being received.  These properties are now open to offers.

Please note offers can be forwarded without deposits being included; however a 10% non-refundable deposit (in Canadian dollars) will be required prior to the offer being recommended for acceptance.

As the deposit is non-refundable, bidders are encouraged to inspect the property prior to placing an offer.

The successful purchaser will be responsible for the payment of H.S.T.; where applicable, and all document preparation and related fee, at the date of closing.

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File No: 14-013
     
DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY - Memramcook Institute
     
Title
Location: 488, Centrale Street, Memramcook, N.B.
PID: 823161
Area: Approximately 7.29 ha (18.0 acres)
Additional Information:
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The following property is open for offers on an “as is-where is” basis for the redevelopment/repurposing of this historic property.   All Offers must include a summary of the proposed redevelopment.  At a minimum, the proposal should include:  high level cost estimates; financial plan; economic benefits to the Province; how the historic aspects of the property will be maintained; an implementation plan to include schedule and a projected cashflow for review and consideration.  The highest offer will not necessarily be accepted.

Please contact Serge Melanson at 506-381-9349 or Serge.Melanson@gnb.ca for any further questions.

 

The following property is open for offers on an “as is-where is” basis for the redevelopment/repurposing of this historic property.   All Offers must include a summary of the proposed redevelopment.  At a minimum, the proposal should include:  high level cost estimates; financial plan; economic benefits to the Province; how the historic aspects of the property will be maintained; an implementation plan to include schedule and a projected cashflow for review and consideration.  The highest offer will not necessarily be accepted.

Please contact Bob Martin at 506 -453-2228 for any further questions