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FOR LEASE DAVIE & BIDWELL STREET FOR LEASEVANCOUVER, BC ALEXANDRA DaVIE & BIDWELL STREET VaNCOUVER, BC JACK ALLPRESS* MICHAEL HECK 604 638 1975 604 398 4379 [email protected] [email protected] FORM RETAIL ADVISORS *Personal*Personal R Realeal E Estatestate C Corporationorporation FOR LEASE DAVIE & BIDWELL STREET VANCOUVER, BC HIGHLIGHTS • Corner unit with excellent exposure to Davie Street and Bidwell Street • West End is comprised of approx. 44,933 residents, 734 businesses and 6,954 employees • Expansive ceiling heights • 5,100 SF fully fixtured retail premises THE OPPORTUNITY The West End is a vibrant, diverse, walkable, and densely populated community surrounded by world-class parks and beaches, as well as Vancouver’s downtown and Central Business District. Shopping, dining and entertainment is an important part of the West End culture and can be found along Robson Street, Alberni Steet, Davie Village and finally both Denman Street and Lower Davie. TRAFFIC COUNTS LOADING 11,362 VPD Dock level commercial bay Davie Street Pedestrian Counts 1700 Block of Davie - 3,712 average per day PARKING 7 commercial stalls (paid parking) OPERATING COSTS (2014 ESTIMATES) CEILING HEIGHTS $17.50 per square foot Minimum 15’ throughout AVAILABLE UNITS SUSTAINABILITY Built to LEED Gold standard Unit SF CRU 2 1,035 TOTAL RESIDENTIAL UNITS CRU 3 792 134 (49 rental and 85 strata suites) CRU 4&5 5,093 TIMING ASKING RATES Immediate Please contact listing agents. FORM RETAIL ADVISORS FOR LEASE DAVIE & BIDWELL STREET VANCOUVER, BC SITE PLAN ELEVATOR TO COMMERCIAL PARKING CRU 3 CRU 2 792 SF 1,035 SF CRU 4 & 5 5,093 SF ALEXANDRA LOBBY STORAGE GABAGE LOADING FORM RETAIL ADVISORS FOR LEASE FOR LEASEDAVIE & BIDWELL STREET ALEXVANCOUANDRVER, BCA DaVIE & BIDWELL STREET VaNCOUVER, BC W Hastings Street W Pender Street Primary Trade Area W Georgia Street Denman Street Robson Street C AC T U S C LU B C A FE Robson Street Bidwell Street Secondary Trade Area Davie Street Dunsmuir Street Subject Site Smithe Street Paciﬁc Street Thurlow Street Nelson Street Burrard Street Howe Street Granville Street Seymour Street 2014 ESTIMATES & PRIMARY SECONDARY Burrard Bridge PROJECTIONS TRADE AREA TRADE AREA Paciﬁc Boulevard Population 25,393 63,961 Granvile Bridge Households 17,512 41,038 Average Household $55,631 $62,747 Income FORM RETAIL ADVISORS INC. 1280-333 SEYMOUR STREET VANCOUVER, BC V6B 5A6 T 604 638 2121 F 604 638 2122 FORMRETAIL.CA The information contained herein was obtained from sources which we deem reliable and while thought to be correct, are not guaranteed by Form Retail Advisors inc. FORM RETAIL ADVISORS.

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