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Grenfell, Saskatchewan — Community Submarket

Hwy 1 Commercial Grenfell Commercial Real Estate

Trans-Canada fuel, QSR and agri-supply at Grenfell's highway commercial node.

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$7–13Retail Net Rent /sf
7.5–9.0%Cap Rate
6–11%Vacancy
Trans-CanadaHighway Access
Submarket Nodes
Hwy 1 Commercial Grenfell — Key Areas
Fuel & Convenience
Fuel / Convenience
Gas bars and travel convenience retail capturing Trans-Canada traveller demand on the Grenfell highway approaches.
$10–16Net Rent /sf
7.0–8.0%Cap Rate
4–8%Vacancy
QSR & Highway Food
Quick Service / Food
Fast food and coffee franchises serving both highway travellers and the Grenfell local population.
$10–16Net Rent /sf
7.0–8.0%Cap Rate
4–8%Vacancy
Agri-Supply Retail
Agricultural Supply
Crop input dealers and farm supply retailers serving the Grenfell-area grain farming community from highway-accessible locations.
$6–9Net Rent /sf
8.5–9.0%Cap Rate
6–12%Vacancy
$7–13
Retail Net Rent /sf
7.5–9.0%
Cap Rate
6–11%
Vacancy
Trans-Canada
Highway Access

Hwy 1 Commercial Grenfell — Market Overview 2025

Grenfell's Hwy 1 commercial node captures Trans-Canada through-traffic between Regina and Moosomin, supporting fuel stations, quick-service restaurants and agricultural supply retailers. Its position between two stronger commercial centres requires highway-focused tenant types that serve the traveller and local agricultural market rather than competing for regional retail.

Cap rates reflect the risk-adjusted opportunity of Saskatchewan's small-city markets — higher yields than major centres, with demand supported by local business, agriculture, and government tenants. Low land costs and provincial tax competitiveness support stable returns.

Property TypeLease RateCap RateVacancy
NNN Fuel / QSR Pad$10–16/sf net7.0–8.0%4–8%
Highway Retail (general)$7–13/sf net7.5–9.0%6–11%
Agri-Supply$6–9/sf net8.5–9.0%6–12%
Auto / Service$6–9/sf net8.5–9.0%6–11%

Nearby Saskatchewan Markets

Indian Head50 km west on Hwy 1.Moosomin60 km east — Manitoba border.All SaskatchewanCommercial real estate across the province.
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions — Hwy 1 Commercial Grenfell

What highway commercial properties are available in Grenfell?
The Hwy 1 corridor at Grenfell offers fuel station sites, QSR pad sites, agri-supply bays and general highway retail. Trans-Canada traffic counts support traveller-oriented tenants.
What cap rates apply to Grenfell Hwy 1 commercial property?
Cap rates range from 7.0% for NNN fuel and QSR pad sites to 9.0% for agri-supply and general retail buildings.
Is Grenfell a suitable QSR location?
Grenfell can support QSR concepts tied to highway traveller traffic. Its position between Indian Head and Moosomin on a high-volume Trans-Canada segment is its primary advantage.
What agri-supply businesses operate in Grenfell?
Crop input retailers and farm supply companies serve the Grenfell area grain farming community, which grows primarily canola, wheat and pulse crops.
How does the Trans-Canada position affect Grenfell commercial value?
Highway 1 through-traffic supplementing local demand supports fuel, QSR and convenience retail above what local population alone would sustain. This is the primary driver of highway commercial value in Grenfell.

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