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2430 Willingdon Avenue LOUGHEED HIGHWAY DAWSON STREET ALPHA AVENUE ALASKA STREET GILMORE AVENUE WILLINGDON AVENUE TRANS-CANADA HIGHWAY FOR LEASE WILLINGDON AVENUE - UNIT A 2430 BURNABY, BC Partnership. Performance. Opportunity To lease 2,665 sf of improved office & warehouse space within walking distance to Brentwood SkyTrain Station. Kevin Kassautzki, Vice President Angus Thiele, Associate 604.646.8393 604.646.8386 [email protected] [email protected] WILLINGDON AVE Property Details BURNABY, BC 2430 Unit Highlights • Mix of office and warehouse • Office area consists of multiple private offices and open area Location • Kitchenette The subject property is located along the north side of Alaska Street, between • Washrooms Willingdon Avenue and Alpha Avenue, in the heart of the Brentwood area • 10’ – 11’ ceiling heights of Central Burnaby. It is situated between the Lougheed and Trans-Canada Highway’s providing convenient access to all areas throughout Metro Vancouver. • Grade level loading Easily accessible by regular bus service along Willingdon Avenue and is an • Forced air heaters in warehouse approximately 5-minute walk from the Brentwood Town Centre SkyTrain Station. • Secured /parking loading area (approx. Direct access to the property is from the south via Alaska Street. 2,000 sf) Leaseable Area To Snug Cove To Langdale 2,665 sf (approx.) Cypress Provincial Park Horseshoe Bay To Nanaimo (Departure Bay) Whytecli HORSESHOE BAY Park Ferry Terminal Lease Rate Whytecli Lynn Headwaters MARINE DR. Regional Park Grouse Woods Whyte Y C.N. RAIL (Tunnel) WEST A $9.50 psf, net Islet B R O Glenmore L E H T C B A VANCOUVER Nelson Canyon DISTRICT OF Gleneagles Park Eagle Y A Harbour B N Cypress E NORTH VANCOUVER S Park CYPRESS BOWL ROAD A R NANCY GREENEWAY Additional Rent L Estates Upper MARINE DRIVE Lynn Cypress Capilano MONTROYAL BLVD. Valley M Falls R River Willingdon Avenue A $9.22 psf (2017 estimate) Park Eagle Upper Regional McNAIR DR. Island R Delbrook U O CRESTWELL RD. SASQUATCH PROVINCIAL B Park R N PARK A Deer Ridge Forest Hills A H I L E Chartwell Indian Arm A G CYPRESS BOWL ROAD D E Panorama Panorama DEMPSEY ROAD N Village I Provincial UP CHARTWELL DR. SOUTHBOROUGH DRIVE P STEVENS DRIVE ER L Braemar EVELS HIGHWAY Park EYREMOUNT DR. British Capilano Lynn Valley Properties Highlands Delbrook BRAEMAR ROAD E. Bayridge RD. HOSKINS Grebe Westmount Availability Islets TR QUEENS AVE. AN ANMORE Caulfeild Sandy S CA N HIGHLAND BLVD. Cove A West Bay D Racoon A OSBORNE ROAD E. PRINCESS AVE. DELBROOK AVE. Island Cypress HI EDGEMONT BLVD. GH SANDY COVE WEST BAY WA ImmediateBelcarra MARINE DRIVE MATHERS AVENUE Y Upper Mount Seymour Dundarave CAPILANO ROAD Lonsdale Provincial Regional QUEENS RD. W. 25TH ST. Park Hugo Bay HOSKINS RD. LEASED LEASED LEASED Lighthouse Ambleside 15TH ST. 29TH ST E. Westlynn Municipal Hall Park TAYLOR WAY TAYLOR Park Park INGLEWOOD AVENUE Sentinel Terrace Hill 21ST ST. 11TH ST. LYNN VALLEY ROAD FULTON AVENUE UPPER LEVELS HIGHWAY Lynn T Jug Island Municipal Pinecone 23RD ST. W. HYANNIS DR. Hall Pemberton Canyon E Cedardale Heights Park Burke DEEP COVE L Zoning Westlynn MOUNTAIN HIGHWY Provincial Pemberton CITY OF GALLANT AVE. N Central Hollyburn Ambleside DR. WESTVIEW Blueridge Wickenden FELL AVE. Lonsdale Park I Park Park MARINE DRIVE Indian U D M-1 (Industrial) permitting a wide variety LARSON P Alaska RiverStreetE P Park Royal CHURCHILL E E 15TH ST. R P C ROOSEVELT L INDIAN RIVER DR. NORTH VANCOUVER E O Cove 14TH ST. W. V V E E Cli 3RD ST. W. L Northlands S R 13TH STREET W. 13TH ST. E. H O LOWER CAPILANO RD. Norgate I Seymour Heights A G Riverside 2ND ST. W. D H of manufacturing, warehouse, storage, Myrtle PEMBERTON MACKAY RD. W HANES AVE. DONAGHY AVE. LLOYD Park Hamilton BERKLEY RD. e WELCH ST. A g City Hall Y id ARBORLYNN DRIVE PLATEAU BLVD. r 3RD W. ST. GEORGES AVE. 1ST ST. EAST GRAND BLVD. B Keith MT. SEYMOUR RD. BELCARRA e Capilano t STEWART ST. COPPING ST. MOUNT SEYMOUR PARKWAY FRASER RIVER a CHIEF CHARLIE Lynn Hamber G Indian Reserve JENKINS RD. PHILIP AVE. McKEEN AVE. White s N Island Crown BOWSER AVE. BOWSER GARDEN AVE. Mission n LILLOOET ROAD . Rock No. 5 AUTOMALL DR. D Park io wholesale and office uses. L Indian Lynnmour O GOSTICK AVE. KEITH ROAD EAST L BEDWELL BAY RD. Reserve L HARBOURSIDE DR. CHESTER FIELD AVE. A BIDWELL BAY ROAD Village Hall & Museum No. 1 R T Boulder Village Hall LONSDALE AVE Maplewood Windsor Park O Dollarton HUNTER ST. N Island Calverhall H ST. GEORGES AVE. LYNNMOUTH Ridge 3RD E. I 4TH ST. E. CHARLOTTE Windridge G Park WINDRIDGE DR. H ESPLANADE E. Burrard Inlet D EAST ROAD CROWN ST. DOLL W QUEENSBURY AVE. Seymour Creek AR T Indian Reserve A BROOKSBANK O 3RD ST. E. N HI RUPERT ST. Indian Reserve GH No. 3 Y SUNNYSIDE ROAD WA PARKWAY BLVD. No. 2 OLD DOLLARTON HWY. Y R BOND ST. Westwood Plateau LYNN AVE. Lower Lonsdale OXFORD ST. 3RD ST. FRONT ST. Roche Point LOW LEVEL ROAD AVE. HAROUR Belcarra North Coquitlam MAIN STREET A APRIL ROAD . 1ST AVENUE 1ST S AVE. 4TH Third Beach KAMP ROAD T DOMINION ST. FORESTER ST. Regional Park A Cates N SPICER RD. L COLUMBIA ST. Park R E ST. CHARLES North Shore LILLOOET AVENUE Y BAY ST. P HARBOUR RD. A R Port Moody K ImageR Source: Google C S A Minnekhada e Roche Point Stanley Park U MOUNTAIN HWY. S c IO HARRISON EW o C Regional A n O Y d U R PARK SIDE RD. Park HOT SPRINGS B O PANORAMA DR. N A a PORT U D r r Pitt Addington Marsh R o B DAVID AVE. R w Deadman A s Wildlife Area RAVINE DR. R B O R T M O O D Y Island r P D i d River Springs I N g Second Beach L E T e MOODY Canyon D NOONS CREEK DR. Avison Young Springs R Montrose Park . P. Golden Ears C Capitol Hill Barnet Marine HONEYSUCLE LN. Park Town GEORGIA STREET Y Centre ROBSON STREET Vancouver Scenic Park BA HWA BA RNET HIG Park OXFORD ST. CANADA PL. RNET WASHINGTON Provincial Park PENDER STREET ROA Douglas-LaFarge West End McGILL STREET Confederation D LANDSDOWNIEEagle DR. English Bay DENMAN STREET #2900-1055 W. Georgia Street SkyTrain Park IO Ridge ETON STREET Stratford Park C FALCON COMMISSIONER ST. O REE WAY ROA MERIDIAN COAST Beach WALL ST Westridge JOHNSON ST. Waterfront SkyTrain R O OZADA VICTORIA DR. H C.N. RAIL (Tunnel) A NELSON STREET Burrard St. West Coast Express PINET C DAVIE STREET Hastings East E D Coquitlam River SkyTrain V GUILDFORD WAY A WATERFRONT ROAD DUNDAS STREET P.N.E. I Lincoln Downtown RAILWAY ST. STEWART ST. R Burnaby Mountain Conservation Area Park De Boville Slough Park E Gastown D City Hall SkyTrain Exhibition PRINCETON R ROGERS ST. T Granville St. CLIFF AVE. E POWELL STREET L Box 11109 Royal Centre GLEN DRIVE ENGLISH BAY SkyTrain PANDORA ST. Park APEL DR. M Vancouver FRANKLIN ST. N College Park CORDOVA STREET I COLLEGE PARK WAY A City Centre C DIV. VICTORIA DR. CORDOVA SALSBURY DR. Oxford DUNLEVY AVE. T A H E WEST HASTINGS STREET S PACIFIC AVENUE PIPELINE ROAD Heights T E McLEAN DR. EAST HASTINGS STREET T S COMMERCIAL DR. City Hall E R SHORT ST. E T I ESPLANADE MURRAY ST. BEACH AVENUE A A WOODLAND DR. Hastings Comm. Park TR S S R PENDER ST. R NOOTKA WAY H U West Coast Express E O Stadium- T Duthie Union MURRAY Nature Spanish Banks THURLOW STREET W M Chinatown GEORGIA ST. U Port Moody KLAHANIE DR. Westwood C O GLEN DR. Beach H EY HOMER STREET N Park LINCOLN AVE. Reserve S N Vancouver, BC V6E 3P3, Canada CLARKE ST. SMITHE STREET SkyTrain BURNABY MTN. E GOLDEN SPIKE BARNET HIGHWAY BURRARD STREET L SY STREET Glenayre ABERDEEN AVE. SA ES VENABLES STREET INT JOHNS STREET Lincoln N.W. MARINE DRIVE PARKER DEWDNEY Locarno Beach PRIOR STREET Sperling Moody Centre Inlet Centre TRUNK RD. Park PARKER STREET GILMORE AVENUE GLENNCOE Yaletown- MALKIN AVE NAPIER PARKER STREET SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY SkyTrain SkyTrain West Coast Express Jericho Beach ELECTRONICA AVE. Kitsilano Beach Roundhouse SkyTrain Coquitlam Central CEADAR DR. ELBOW CURTIS STREET MORAY ST. NATIONAL AVE. WILLIAM ST. SHAUGHN WILLINGDON AVENUE RAYMUR AVE. Coquitlam Burrard Bridge Willingdon LOUGHEED HIGHWAY Yaletown DR. GLENAYRE THORTON ST. LAKE CHANCELLOR BOULEVARD STATION ST. CHARLES ST. Heights Central GOLF ROAD PACIFIC BLVD. Main St. CHESS ST. Duthie CORNWALL STREET KITCHNER ST. Brentwood Park Port Moody Centre SkyTrain VERNON DR. ODLUM DR. McNEIL ROAD SkyTrain EVANS AVE. REFREW STREET AILSA AVE. CLARK DRIVE CLARK Grandview NORTHERN ST. VICTORIA DRIVE Bridge Simon Fraser University KOOTENAY ST. KOOTENAY GRANT ST. PRAIRIE AVE. Jericho Beach Park CENTRAL ST. DOUGLAS RD. Parkcrest SPERLING AVENUE POINT GREY ROAD YORK AVE. Granville Street K Olympic Village NANAIMO STREET E SOUTHERN ST. GRAVELEY ST. WESTERN ST. 1ST AVE. E COMMERCIAL DRIVE BEGG ST. TERMINAL AVE Granville C R 1ST AVE. ST. GEORGE CAROLINA GRANDVIEW GREYSTONE DR. Pinnacle COOK VIADUCT 1ST AVENUE 1ST AVE. GAGLARDI WAY Harbour Codd 2ND AVE. Island S E 2ND AVE. INDUSTRIAL AVE. 1ST AVENUE Creek Glenwood University L CROWE Mount Squint Lake Chines Wetlands Point 3RD AVE. F A 2ND 1STAVE. AVE. 2ND AVE. Harbour Harbour Chines Park Cambie Bridge D Ranch EARL FINNING WAY HOLDOM AVENUE Park Ravine 4TH AVENUE WYLIE Pleasant HAlFAX ST. A Regional Grey 4TH AVENUE 3RD AVE. LORNE ST. Renfrew O Place R Chineside Park Park Forest E Park 4TH AVE. GREAT N BUCHANAN Brentwood SkyTrain K O BURNABY Oakdale R WESTWOOD R TH Hills A ER L Olympic Village 5TH AVE.
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