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19-27 Ontario StreetSt. Catharines, Ontario

FOR LEASE

IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN ST. CATHARINES

19-27 Ontario Street St. Catharines, Ontario







Property Highlights 1. Get your business exposed 2. High traffic 3. In between VIA Rail and transit station

Mixed use commercial and residential property centrally located in the heart of downtown St. Catharines

Featuring:

1. High visibility corner of St. Paul Street and Ontario Street 2. Flexible size requirements 3. Busiest intersection in Downtown St. Catharines

Join the ongoing growth and revitalization of the downtown core with investments from the City and the private sector. This property is located along the main artery of the downtown core, between the newly opened Meridian Centre Arena and the Brock University Performing Arts Centre. With numerous restaurants , Niagara College, ENGEN and 1 St. Paul Street office buildings this property has a constant flow of pedestrian and vehicle traffic.

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For Lease

Property offers a large mix of space from approximately 500 square feet to 5,000 square feet. Build to suit options are available. With ample configurations and live/work potential, now is the time to call 19 Ontario Street home.

Market Area Revitalization

• Close proximity to entrances to the new Meridian Centre

• Large foot traffic before and after hockey games and music events

• Market square and many festivals take place along the streets of Downtown St. Catharines

• Beside parking garage

HWY 406

Subject Property








Downtown Investments

At the intersection of Today and the Future, there’s a new energy on the streets of Downtown St. Catharines. The planning sessions and proposals of yesterday have paved the way for construction crews and ground breaking ceremonies. From busy cafes to the bustling Market Square, there’s a new sense of excitement about the potential of the downtown core.

As a result of its identification

as a Key Urban Growth Centre by the Ontario

government, Downtown St.

Catharines has attracted

over $323 million in investment.

Recent Investments in the Downtown Core

$90 million Burgoyne Bridge$60 million Performing Arts Centre$50 million Meridian Centre Spectator Facility$45 million Marilyn I. Walker School of Fine & Performing Arts$28 million Carlisle St Parking Garage$1.2 million Two-Way Traffic Street

Downtown St. Catharines is not only a hub for business, innovation and the arts,

it is also a venue for some of the region’s largest festivals. In addition to celebrating the region’s history and diversity, these events result in a significant increase in consumer traffic to the downtown core.








Current Downtown Projects

Brock University’s Marilyn I. Walker School of Fine and Performing ArtsWill house 50 full-time faculty and more than 500 studentsConcert Hall: 775 seatsRecital Hall: 210 seatsDance/Theatre Venue: 210 seatsFilm Venue: 187 seats

Meridian Centre$50 million Meridian Centre, accommodating 6,000 people for concerts and events, or 5,400 for the Niagara Ice Dogs OHL Hockey games.

Featuring Headliners such as Jerry Seinfeld

Carlisle Street Parking GarageNew $28 million parking garage features 600 parking spots

Ontario Street Parking GarageNew $28 million parking garage features 600 parking

Vaughn Ridley, Photographer

New Wine Route2014 marks a new course for the Wine Council of Ontario’s office Wine Route, as wine enthusiasts are directed along St. Paul Street, linking Niagara’s wine regions: Bench Wineries in Lincoln, Twenty Valley and Niagara on the Lake. The new wine route is expected to substantially increase traffic along St. Paul Street.

Key Access - Burgoyne BridgeA new $90 million signature bridge (Burgoyne Bridge) will span twelve mile creek and the 406 Highway below acting as a gateway from west St. Catharines into the urban core of the city.

Go TransitDowntown St. Catharines is easily accessed by GO Transit daily bus service and seasonal train service between Niagara and the Greater Toronto Area, with negotiations for year-round train service well underway.








Demographics

Downtown Living

With a diverse stock of heritage homes, apartments, modern condos and post-secondary residences, downtown St. Catharines is home to a dynamic urban population. The downtown area offers an array of office space complimented by the growing number of boutique shops, restaurants, pubs and service industry that will support both the public and private sector investments being made. From busy cafes to the bustling farmer’s market to the ever-growing number of festivals and events centred around the downtown core, there’s a growing sense of excitement among residents, business owners and property developers.

The Wellington Condominium

$10 million residential development on Wellington Street by PennTerra Group with 28 number of condominium units.

Population

± 3,200 within the Downtown Core

± 131,400 within St. Catharines

± 431,346 within the Niagara Region

New Residential Development

Site plan submission for a 222-beds in a mix two-, three-, four-bedroom apartments meant for student residence on James Street by PennTerra Group.








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