Saint-Jérôme Recreation Complex, located on Boulevard Jean-Baptiste-Rolland Ouest, offers newly constructed, flexible industrial and commercial space ranging from approximately 5,000 to 59,900 square feet. Designed to support a wide range of light industrial, commercial, recreational, and showroom users, the project features clear ceiling heights of up to 27 to 29 feet, storage and showroom components, mezzanine space suitable for second-floor offices, and flexible bay configurations. Functional infrastructure includes two loading docks, one grade-level garage door, outdoor parking, and site design accommodating 53-foot truck maneuvering. Independent entrances, large front-facing windows, unit heaters at garage doors, and mechanical systems for ventilation connectivity enhance operational efficiency, while landscaped outdoor areas and employee-focused amenities elevate the experience. Positioned near Highways 15 and 50, and within proximity to Highways 117 and 158, the complex benefits from strong regional accessibility within the Laurentians’ largest urban area. Amenities include bus stops, direct access to the Saint-Jérôme train station, EV-ready parking, and an on-site cycling path that connects to the broader transportation network. The surrounding area offers a diverse mix of services, retail, and dining, with SmartCentres and other major commercial destinations. Mixed-use zoning and its sustainable design, incorporating reduced heat island impact, wetland preservation, and bioretention, support long-term operational resilience and business diversification. Located in the heart of a growing commercial and residential district, the Saint-Jérôme Recreation Complex anchors a new recreational and economic hub that blends industry, retail, sports, and entertainment uses. The area’s continued economic growth, access to skilled labour, and modern infrastructure create a dynamic environment for businesses seeking visibility, flexibility, and scalability. The Saint-Jérôme Recreation Complex presents a compelling opportunity to establish or expand operations in one of the Laurentians’ most active and connected corridors.