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10266 103 Street PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS Crash HOTEL 10266 103 Street PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS • Three-storey plus • Downtown Edmonton basement commercial is in transition and has building consisting of 71 strong potential upside for boutique hotel rooms, well-located investment three main floor retail bays properties and one lower level retail • Downtown Edmonton has bay traditionally had a strong • Combined hotel/retail mix lodging market • Building has undergone • Sale Price: Market significant renovations • Corner lot fronting onto Municipal Address Built Northwest Bay 2nd/3rd Floors 103 Street and 103 Avenue 10266 103 Street NW 1902 Arena Liquor: GLA of 71 hotel rooms • Directly across the street Legal Description Plan Property Tax Assessment 2,600SF Basement from Ice District Lots 199-201, Block 3, Plan NB1 from existing building Southeast Bay The Chvrch of John: Neighbourhood $115,113.67 Crash Coffee: GLA of 1,162 GLA of 6,652 SF Downtown Description SF Building Size Combined Hotel/Retail Lobby 32,749 square feet Lot Area Small area located on the east side of main floor Current Zoning 16,200 SF Heritage Area Zone (HA) Main Floor Kitchen Thrift Shop: GLA of 7,250 SF Shared kitchen 2 3 Ice District future Loblaws City Centre Mall Arts District Neon Alley • JW Marriott • A new “urban concept” • Down-to-earth • The Arts District • The Neon Sign Museum, Edmonton grocery store will complex of shops & is a partnership of the first of its kind in • Edmonton Tower open in Edmonton’s services, with a food commercial, cultural and Canada, features a • Stantec Tower & SKY downtown Ice District. court for casual dining civic organizations to collection of functional Residences Loblaws plans to open a options assist in the leadership historic signs that tell a • Edmonton downtown CityMarket grocery store and coordination of story about Edmonton’s community arena on the site in 2020 the revitalization of neon past • Grand Villa Casino the cultural centre of downtown Edmonton The historic Richlieu Hotel has transformed to Crash Hotel in downtown Edmonton. Situated in the heart of the new Ice District, this artistic boutique property is one of the trendiest, busiest, and all round unique experiences in the Edmonton downtown core. Just a few short steps to the Arena District. With its very own nightclub called Thrift Shop, and liquor store, Arena Liquor, conveniently located within the hotel. 4 5 KEY LOCATION Situated in the heart of the new Ice District, this property is on track to be one of the trendiest, busiest, and unique experiences in downtown Edmonton. The Ice District is a $2.5 billion mixed-use sports and entertainment district being developed on 10 hectares of land in Downtown Edmonton and a portion of the neighbourhood of Central McDougall. When completed it will be Canada’s largest mixed-use and entertainment district. A new arena named Rogers Place, for the Edmonton Oilers. It has a new Office tower, and attractions along with Rogers Place. Edmonton Tower, Winter Garden, and Grand Villa Casino includes Stantec Tower, and the JW Marriott Edmonton Ice District & Residences Edmonton, The MacEwan LRT Station, Phase 2 will commence in 2020. Other amenities include; a public plaza, future residences, and retail attractions, including a Loblaw’s City Market Grocery Anchor. Also located to the East of the property is Edmonton City Centre (formerly Eaton Centre and Edmonton Centre) which is a two part shopping mall with over 170 services on 102 Avenue. It is anchored by Hudson’s Bay, CBC, Winners and Landmark Cinemas. It has four office towers (using the mall as a podium), plus a Delta Hotel. 6 7 The Chvrch of John Licensed live entertainment venue featuring local and regional talent Thrift Shop Edmonton’s trendiest, busiest downtown night club and bar… and, thrift shop. Yes, you heard us right, everything on the wall is for sale! Along with monthly drink specials, an amazing gastro dive menu and an always packed dance floor. Crash Lobby An evening of beer, wine and cocktail in a vintage dive bar atmosphere with a menu to satisfy those hunger pains. Or, feel free to come early in during the day and use our tables as workstations, hold meetings, or just take a load off and lounge around. Arena Liquor Full service liquor store conveniently located at the hotel. A full supply of imported and local beers, wines and spirits Crash Hotel Situated in the heart of the Edmonton Downtown core, Crash Hotel is one of the trendiest, busiest, and all round unique experiences in the Edmonton downtown core. With unique themed rooms and a lobby that can indulge in any desire you have - we are the place to Crash Land on your next trip to Edmonton. 8 9 1. Calidus: Healy Ford Redevelopment This rare opportunity allows for potential redevelopment of the site 2. Ice District: Future Retail & Condos to a “Highest and Best Use” as a high rise mixed-use property 3. Ice District: Stantec Tower & Condos 4. Ice District: JW Mariott & Condos 5. Ice District: Future Development 6. Westritch: Ultima Tower 3 * Westritch: Encore Tower 4 7. Langham: Fox Towers 1 & 2 13 8. City of Edmonton: Alex Decoteau Park 9. City of Edmonton: Potential Parkland 12 6 10. Norquest College Expansion 7 11. 7th Street Annex Marvel College 12. Royal Alberta Museum 5 2 13. Kelly Ramsey Office Tower 8 9 1 11 10 10 11 Rick Botelho Associate 780 702 6958 [email protected] Marino Padoan Senior Associate 780 917 8340 [email protected] cwedm.com.
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