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Western Canada Retail Advisors Notable Transactions Q4 2018 Daniel Lee*, Principal Jason Schouten*, Principal Mike Hodge, Vice-President James Shandro, Vice-President Connor Eden,Vice-President Jeron Dillon, Senior Associate 604.757.5102 604.757.5103 604.757.5104 604.647.5073 604.757.5105 604.647.1330 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] *Daniel J. Lee Personal Real Estate Corporation *Jason Schouten Personal Real Estate Corporation British Columbia Transactions 1,043 sq. ft. 748 sq. ft. Represented the Tenant Represented the Tenant 1669 East Broadway 3230 Connaught Crescent End cap unit located in close proximity to the Inline unit located in the popular family Vancouver Commercial-Broadway SkyTrain station North Vancouver neighbourhood of Edgemont Village 416 sq. ft. 4,917 sq. ft. Represented the Tenant Represented the Tenant & Landlord Lougheed Town Centre 6507 Main Street Unit in the re-developed Lougheed Town Centre Inline unit adjacent to Tim Hortons in new mixed-use Burnaby food court Vancouver development in close proximity to Langara College 2,524 sq. ft. 824 sq. ft. Represented the Sublandlord Represented the Tenant 865 West Broadway London Plaza Subleased space adjacent to Tim Hortons on Ground floor unit in a mixed-use retail/office Vancouver Vancouver’s Medical Mile Richmond building located at No. 3 Road and Westminster Highway Alberta Transactions 854 sq. ft. 1,130 sq. ft. Represented the Tenant Represented the Tenant Village Market Creekside Centre Inline unit facing Wye Road in the London Drugs & Inline unit in the Superstore shadow anchored Sherwood Park Safeway anchored Village Market Spruce Grove and TD Bank anchored Creekside Centre 2,900 sq. ft. 1,500 sq. ft. Represented the Tenant Represented the Tenant Poplar Centre Wetaskiwin Mall High profile end cap unit with Macleod Trail Inline unit in new pad building, located along Calgary exposure in new mixed-use development Wetaskiwin Highway 2A at Wetaskiwin Mall Manitoba & Saskatchewan Transactions 2,800 sq. ft. 3,150 sq. ft. Represented the Tenant Represented the Tenant Aurora St. Vital Square End cap drive-thru unit in new Costco anchored Inline unit located in Pier 1 Imports, Mark’s, Shoppers Regina Aurora Shopping Centre Winnipeg Drug Mart & Liquor Mart anchored St. Vital Square 1,420 sq. ft. 1,962 sq. ft. Represented the Tenant Represented the Tenant University Heights Square St. James Shopping Centre King of Donair’s first store in the Saskatoon market; High exposure inline unit located in Shoppers Saskatoon located in mature University Heights trade area winnipeg Drug Mart & Liquor Mart anchored St. James Shopping Centre 2,600 sq. ft. Represented the Tenant 715 - 9th Street West Free standing drive-thru in new hotel anchored Meadowlake development Meet Our Team Western Canada Retail Advisors DANIEL LEE* JASON SCHOUTEN* MIKE HODGE JAMES SHANDRO Principal Principal Vice-President Vice-President *Daniel J. Lee Personal Real Estate Corporation *Jason Schouten Personal Real Estate Corporation CONNOR EDEN JERON DILLON Vice-President Senior Associate TERESA PHAM MEAGAN BARLEY SETEREH ARIANA Associate Sales Assistant Retail Coordinator Our Expertise TENANT LANDLORD LAND ASSEMBLY INVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT REPRESENTATION REPRESENTATION REPRESENTATION SALES CONSULTATIONS avisonyoung.com ©2019 Avison Young. All rights reserved. E. & O.E.: The information contained herein was obtained from sources which we deem reliable and, while thought to be correct, is not guaranteed by Avison Young Commercial Real Estate (B.C.) Inc..

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