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quality-of-life neighbourhood to the community but the constant has always been Larry’s dedication,

while generating many local job opportunities and love of giving back to the community, and finding

significantly increasing the tax base. Commercial ways to better the business.
space is currently available for pre-lease and

residential units will be available by 2024.” Since the very first development, Landrex have been
committed to crafting innovative and family-friendly

Landrex has partnered with Fort McKay on communities that continue to inspire and delight for

two different development projects: East Pine years to come. “Giving back to the community is one
(Beaumont) and Urban Village (St. Albert). “Our thing that sets us apart, and giving back to the city

mutually beneficial relationship is based on respect and community are part of our everyday business,”
and trust and driven by a similar long-term vision of says Baran.

the future,” says Baran.

Landrex’s philanthropic arm has a far reach. Landrex
GIVING BACK has recently donated $1 million to the University of

Alberta for the Landrex Distinguished Professorship

Landrex (from Land and the Latin word for King) has in the Faculty of Arts, another $1 million to the
evolved in many ways throughout the years, notably University of Alberta for the Peter Lougheed St. Albert Farmer’s Market Sponsor

to including commercial and vertical construction, Leadership College in the Faculty of Arts, and

$500,000 donated to the Betty Andrews Recital
Hall located in the Centre for the Arts and Culture

at MacEwan University, named after Larry Andrew’s
late mother (2017).

Landrex sponsors community initiatives and centres
throughout most of the communities in which it

works, including the Recreation Pavilion at Dow

Centennial Centre, to name a few.

“We are always looking for ways to give back to

the community, it is the most important part of our
business,” says Baran.

For more information, please visit www.landrex.com

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