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Avenue Road High Profile Retail for Lease in Bloor-Yorkville - Twenty One - Avenue Road High Profile Retail for Lease in Bloor-Yorkville CBRE Limited, Real Estate Brokerage | 145 King Street West | Suite 1100 | Toronto, ON M5H 1J8 | 416 362 2244 | www.cbre.ca 21 Avenue Road Retail For Lease Floor Plan *Second Floor - Accolade Dental Centre YORKVILLE AVENUE Res. Vestibule GROUND LEVEL RETAIL SPACE WITH FRONTAGE Entrance Sorelle Bakery Lumas Art Gallery STK GROUND LEVEL RETAIL SPACE WITH FRONTAGE 1,832 SF 1,996 SF Office Lobby Mixed use Mixed use Res. Lobby CNTRBND 2,155 SF Unit 2 AvailableUnit 2 1,0531,053 sq. SF ft. Height: 11 storeys Height: 38 storeys ROAD AVENUE YORKVILLE AVENUE UnitUnit 11 1,655Available sq. ft. 1,655 SF Loading Space Residential Lobby Type B Loading Unit 1 Available 1,131 sq. ft. 1,131 SF SALIENT DETAILS 1,053 - 2,708* sq. ft. Available Rentable Space Available Rentable Space Size: Unit 1: 1,655 sq. ft. Net Rent: Please contact listing agents Unit 2: 1,053 sq. ft. TMI: $38.00 per sq. ft. (est. 2019) Total: 2,708 sq. ft. *Units 1 and 2 can be combined Available: Immediate Bloor- Yorkville CANADA’S MOST PRESTIGIOUS SHOPPING DISTRICTS AREA The Bloor-Yorkville node represents the pinnacle of Canadian OVERVIEW high-street retail. The Bloor corridor is recognized internationally as one of the top ten shopping destinations in the world, with high-end fashion uses dominating the street front. The area provides residents and tourists with the country’s most presti- gious selection of luxury and aspirational retailers demonstrating the highest net rental rates in Canada. The area boasts 2.3 million sq. ft. of retail space, 1.5 million of which is street-front. Retail sales performance along the Bloor Street corridor often exceeds $2,500 per sq. ft. This opportunity has excellent frontage onto Avenue Road, a major north-south street that sees exceptional vehicular and pe- destrian traffic. The opportunity is down the street from Yorkville Village, a high-end shopping, dining and lifestyle centre featuring Whole Foods, SoulCycle, Equinox Fitness, TNT and Eleventy. Neighbouring tenants on Yorkville Avenue include Cibo, Alo, Hazelton Hotel, Chanel, Christian Louboutin and Anthropologie. New luxury tenants coming soon to Yorkville Avenue include Brunello Cucinelli and Versace. BLOOR-YORKVILLE P 427 SPACES Whole Foods Avenue Hazelton Scollard Street Equinox Fitness James Perse Hazelton Marlowe Hotel 172 SPACES One Restaurant P Kiton Brunello Cucinelli Versace Island Stone Chanel Diesel Chabrol Anthropologie Diner Flo’s Yorkville Avenue Shan STK 101 Street Bay Alo Yorkvile Sorelle Cibo Knar Oxley & Co. Lumas Jewelry Christian CNTBND Pusateri’s Off White Louboutin Kasa Moto 21 Avenue Rd Tartan Pink Free People Free Mortons 200 Amber Restaurant 300 SPACES Bellair Street Park Cumberland Avenue Yorkville 135 Sassafraz Yorkville Park Hyatt Street P Restaurant Condominium Museum Blo Bar Kate Spade Fiorio & Guy Toni Wolford Subway Toronto Station Royal Cumberland Street QUEENS PARK (Under Ontario Renovation. Museum Completation Avenue Road Avenue date est. spring West YORKVILLE PARK 2020) Nicolas Lululemon Nespresso See Optical Avada Salon Avada Sorrry Coffe 150 Bloor Street 150 Bloor Street Park Strellson Hyatt Roots ShoesDavid’s J Crew Kit & Ace Harry Rosen Banana Republic Toronto Guerlain Zegna Browns Brooks Brothers L’Occitane Louis Vuitton Burberry Intermix Peloton Gucci Hermes Holt Renfrew Men BLOOR STREET WEST Calvin Klein Tiffany & Co. Tiffany Bloor Street West ROM Bay Subway Station 21 10,942 23.1% $207,013 Avenue CUMBERLAND STREET Road Population Population Change Household Income *Within 500 m of 21 Avenue Road MANULIFE CENTRE | EATALY $100 million redevelopment of the Manulife Centre, 50 BLOOR ST WEST | 83 STOREYS expected to be complete next year, featuring a 50,000 sq. ft. Eataly and an additional 35,000 sq. ft. of new retail space. THE ONE | 85 STOREYS RAPID RESIDENTIAL GROWTH & ULTRA DENSITY The Bloor-Yorkville node has experienced explosive to market in the near term, expected to dramatically residential intensification, with 33 condominium increase the foot traffic and add density to the area’s projects in various stages of development totaling more robust retail landscape. Notable retailers that will soon than 9,500 units. With an average sale price of $1,557 enter the immediate area include Eataly due to open The Bloor-Yorkville node has experienced per sq. ft., these projects are set to infuse a distinctly in the Manulife Centre, drawing significant foot traffic unparalleled residential intensification. With the refined consumer into the node within projects to the area. A flagship Apple Store is slated to occupy average sale price of over $1,709 per sq. ft., these new complemented by exceptional retail space to further 25,000 sq. ft. of space over two levels at Bloor & Yonge residential projects will reinforce the node’s retail fortify the dominance of this leading mixed use node. serving to anchor the node at the base of the new 1 appeal with a significantly intensified immediate An additional 500k sq. ft. of new retail area will come Bloor West residential development. trade area. CONTACT Arlin Markowitz* Senior Vice President 416 815 2374 [email protected] Alex Edmison* Vice President 416 874 7266 [email protected] Jackson Turner** Senior Associate 416 815 2394 [email protected] Teddy Taggart Sales Representative 416 847 3254 [email protected] *Sales Representative **Broker This disclaimer shall apply to CBRE Limited, Real Estate Brokerage, and to all other divisions of the Corporation; to include all employees and independent contractors (“CBRE”). The information set out herein, including, without limitation, any projections, images, opinions, assumptions and estimates obtained from third parties (the “Information”) has not been verified by CBRE, and CBRE does not represent, warrant or guarantee the accuracy, correctness and completeness of the Information. CBRE does not accept or assume any responsibility or liability, direct or consequential, for the Information or the recipient’s reliance upon the Information. 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