kitchener, ontario...the “innovation district” radiating out from the transit hub in downtown...
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KITCHENER, ONTARIO
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FOR LEASEPREMIER BR ICK AND BEAM OFF ICE SPACE
AVAI LABLE SU ITES :
LEASE RATE (NET ) : $10.00 per sq. ft. (Suite B1)
ADDIT IONAL RENT: $15.07 per sq. ft. net (Includes Utilities)
DELIVERY: Finished Office
ZONING : C-6
PARK ING : 3 per 1,000 sq. ft. (paid)
BUI LD ING FEATURES :
• Fiber optics
• First Class Brick and Beam Office Space
• Roof Top Patio
• Hardwood Floors
• Natural Light - Windows (Operable)
• Indoor Bike Storage
• Building Directory
• Open Concept
• Security Systems
• Paved and Secured Yard - Parking
• On-Site Storage Space
• Professionally Managed/Owned
• On-Site Fitness Room
• Expansion Potential within Allied’s Portfolio
• Flexible Unit
• Ideal Location in the Innovation District
• Street Parking • Passenger and Freight Elevators
• Within a short walking distance to public transit, future light rail stop (LRT ION set to begin operation in 2017), high density condominium developments and many amenities
Suite 201: 2,621 sq. ft.
Suite 202: 10,207 sq. ft.
Suite 202A: 6,268 sq. ft.
Suite 202B: 3,939 sq. ft.
Suite 201 & 202: 12,828sq. ft.
Suite B1: 2,056 sq. ft.
$14.00 per sq. ft. (Suite 201 & 202)
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AVAILABLE SU ITES :
LEASE RATE (NET ) : $10.00 per sq. ft. (Suite B1)
ADDIT IONAL RENT: $15.07 per sq. ft. net (Includes Utilities)
DELIVERY: Finished Office
ZONING : C-6
PARK ING : 3 per 1,000 sq. ft. (paid)
BUI LD ING FEATURES :
• Fiber optics
• First Class Brick and Beam Office Space
• Roof Top Patio
• Hardwood Floors
• Natural Light - Windows (Operable)
• Indoor Bike Storage
• Building Directory
• Open Concept
• Security Systems
• Paved and Secured Yard - Parking
• On-Site Storage Space
• Professionally Managed/Owned
• On-Site Fitness Room
• Expansion Potential within Allied’s Portfolio
• Flexible Unit
• Ideal Location in the Innovation District
• Street Parking • Passenger and Freight Elevators
• Within a short walking distance to public transit, future light rail stop (LRT ION set to begin operation in 2017), high density condominium developments and many amenities
FLOOR PLAN - TEST F I T ABOUT THE INNOVAT ION D ISTR ICT:The “Innovation District” radiating out from the transit hub in downtown Kitchener, will contain five-million square feet of medium-density mixed-use space, which will eventually support a population of primarily 15,000 tech and creative workers.
With an abundance of residential and retail space in the works, and a number of restoration and retrofitting projects underway, the innovation district provides an exciting opportunity to locate in the emerging Kitchener Core Office market.
CLOSE PROX IMITY TO MANY AMENIT I ES INCLUDING : Greyhound Bus/Transit System, Victoria Park, VIA Train Station, Wilfrid Laurier University, Manulife, McDonald’s, Subway, Proposed GO Station, University of Waterloo School of Pharmacy, U-Haul and TD Canada Trust.
OTHER TENANTS IN TH IS SPACE INCLUDE :Peergroup, CH2M Mill, GSP Group and Zootly
ABOUT WATERLOO REGION
The Waterloo Region is economically diverse, increasingly focused on exporting and is globally-oriented. Industry leaders such as Toyota, Rimowa, BlackBerry, COM DEV, Christie Digital, OpenText, Desire2Learn, AGFA, SAP and Google have a strong presence in this region as it offers access to markets, highly educated workforce, urban flair and a high standard of living.
Residents in the Waterloo Region rank the quality of available education as a Top 5 positive influence on quality of life in the Region.
Waterloo Region offers a highly educated workforce as it is home to three of Canada’s most highly respected post-secondary institutions: University of Waterloo, Wilfrid Laurier University and Conestoga College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning. In addition, the nearby University of Guelph, and 16 other post-secondary institutions lie within a one-hour radius of the Waterloo Region.
The Waterloo Region, a blend of vibrant urban and rural living, is a cultural and recreational mosaic of opportunity to pursue passions and lifestyle activity. Enriched by artists, writers, musicians, theatre performers, and the many nations represented by the immigrant population, the Region offers authentic and unique cultural experiences - including the world’s second-largest Oktoberfest.
72 Victoria Street SouthKitchener, Ontario
Tel: 416.323.2858
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BUILDING LOCATION
LRT ION HUB STOP
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KW Transit Hub
Current Home ofGoogle
Future Transit Hub
Home ofGoogle
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CBRE L im i ted , B rokerage | 101 Freder i ck S t ree t | Su i te 810 | K i t chener, ON | N2H 6R2 | www.cb re . ca
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Michael Black*Associate Vice [email protected]
Todd Cooney**, HBAVice President, [email protected]
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Allied owns and manages a portfolio of mainly class A office properties in the urban areas of Ville de Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa,
Toronto, Kitchener, Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver and Victoria.
Collectively, their target markets include just under 60 million square feet of urban office inventory and represent some of the
largest concentrations of class I office space in Canada.